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Sistrum handle (imperfect) with head of Hathor on each side, in blue glazed ware. Hathor was represented as a cow or as a woman with cow's ears.

a hollow cylinder of brass with a cross bar forming a long armed 'T'. There is a pin hole at each end of the 'T' bar. The cylinder has a decorative knob on one end, the other end being open and slightly serrated as if for cutting

a brass handle forming an enclosed loop. The fitting is a tapped socket possibly 3/8th Whitworth

Used by Aberdeenshire Constabulary 1856-1900. Pair of handcuffs, or snip manacles, with a central hinge and a keyless spring lock Probably used for restraint over a short period as this type of lock is not totally secure

One of a large group of flint implements (Palaeolithic) found 100 feet above Ordnance Datum Line, Milton Street, Kent. Printed paper label glued to one end. Inscription: Printed paper label.

Hand drawn draft artwork for Student Show Alas Poor Doric