I found this web link to be informative -
(http://www.essentialvermeer.com/catalogue/lacemaker.html). it also shows a
list of some related paintings (and where they are) at the bottom. jo Edkins
Lace Website also has images of lots of lace maker paintings -
Dear Chris,
There is a tape lace sailing boat in Pamela Nottingham's book - Bobbin Lace
Making (ISBN 0713441321) on page 30.
Andrea
in a very dry Cambridge, UK
Date: Mon, 23 May 2011 03:26:56 -0700
From: cbpu...@yahoo.com
Subject: [lace] Question - bobbin lace pattern for sailboat
To:
as my contact
email address.
Sorry to burden the list with this but just wanted to let you all know 'it
wasn't me' and that I am safe and well (and not in Madrid).
Best wishes
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge
UK.
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Hi,I'm writing this with tears in my eyes,sorry I did not inform you about my
trip.I actually made a quick trip to Madrid (Spain) and unfortunately attacked
and mugged at a gun point on the way to my hotel,all cash,credit card and cell
were stolen off me but luckily I still have my passport with
Excuse my frivolity but how about a 'travel' washing line and pegs for taking
on that cruise! The long brown things look a bit like the old fashioned wooden
'dolly' pegs and the thick cord could be the washing line - ideal for your
nylons and other 'smalls'!!
Andreausually in Cambridge, UK, but at
Wonder if anyone has seen this before:
http://www.rockettstgeorge.co.uk/lace-tape-245-p.asp
For very special packages only!
Andrea
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A google search identified it as a waxed sewing thread:
'WAX SILAMIDE SKEINS - WAXED HAND SEWING THREAD... Our special waxed hand
sewing thread replaces silk in the manufacture and alteration of fine men's
tailored clothing.'
Hi all,
I assume you could also use beading thread quite successfully.
Andrea,
Cambridge, UK - where the weather just can't make up its mind.
To: lace@arachne.com
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:01:19 -0400
Subject: Re: [lace] spangle question
From: bobbil...@juno.com
Hi all,
When I did
You could try SMP Lace http://www.smplace.co.uk/
No connection, just a satisfied customer.
Cordially
Andrea
Cambridge, UK
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Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 10:32:14 -0400
Subject: [lace] Lace pillow supplier - UK question
To: lace@arachne.com
Does anyone know who in the
but surely then you'd always be using the same bit of the pillow to work
on and it would wear out more quickly. Using a symetrical pillow allows you to
change which part you work on
Just a thought.
Andrea
Cambridge. UK
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From: paternos...@appleshack.com
Hi Mark,
A lucky find!
A pretty piece - interesting to see the 'deliberate' mistake in the rose
ground where, on one side of the triangle, the half stitch to finish the rose
is omitted.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK - (but currently in Prague where the weather has been wintry.
Returning
. Are there any other morris
dancing lace makers out there? What style do you dance? There is a group in
Bedford, UK called Bedfordshire Lace and they decorate their kit with lace
(albeit machine made). I beleive one or two of their members are also lace
makers.
from
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK. From: lizl
on if you are preparing for
a project, especially one involving lots of pairs. It has 12 hanging rails in
a cross formation and was less than £10. Think I'll be shopping for another
one after Christmas.
Season's Greetings to you all.
Andrea Lamble
nr. Cambridge, UK
where today has been a day
(this is the cheapest one I
found there: item 260326888271).
Best wishes
Andrea Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 16:46:50 + From: alan.d.br...@tesco.net
To: andreal...@hotmail.com Subject: Re: [lace] bobbin stand... Andrea
Lamble wrote: Hi Everyone, While out shopping today I made what I
think is a useful find
Hi All,
I've just download a copy of Home Needlework Magazine - Nov 1915 from the Univ
Arizona weaving site and came across this ad which I thought I would share:-
Hand Made Lace
From England
That beautiful lace straight from the peasant workers of Bucks, England. Due
to the war these English
on the X in the corner.
Hope this helps.
Which reminds me, I've just completed a yard of 2 wide bucks point and made
the garter for my new daughter-in-law-to-be's wedding, which is at the
beginning of October. Must take some pics and add them to the album.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK.
From: [EMAIL
if
there was someone who lived nearer to her than me who would be prepared to
teach her - or maybe there is a class or group in that area.
Please contact me privately if you are able to help and I will put you in
touch with each other.
Many thanks
Andrea Lamble
Stapleford, Cambridge, UK
- Lesson 1
Good luck
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:35:06 +0200 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] tatting ytube Hallo to all, does
anyone know a ytube-link were you can follow very easy and understanding the
movments for tating? I do not seem
and Sunday afternoons this week so
do come and say hello.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK - where the rain seems to have stopped, but not for long I
suspect!
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at Vamberk.
check out: http://www.blen.net/blen_11/11.htm
Hope this helps
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK.
where it is hot and humid - oh for a light breeze!!
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Do
you know? Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2008 07:19:48 +0100 Dear Lacemakers My
, No. 346, east corner of Upper Wellington Street, Strand,
from the time of Queen Anne to the year 1850.
Andrea Lamble
in a glorious Cambridge, UK where the croquet set has had an outing this
afternoon! From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lace@arachne.com Subject:
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to me off list (as I'm sure the rest of you don't want to be
bothered with the replies) and I will put you in touch with each other.
Regards,
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
where Spring is in the air
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Hi Sue,
There is an edging pattern called Aconites in the Stott and Cook 100
Traditional Bobbin Lace Patterns (p29) but not a bookmark. Maybe the pattern
you have was developed from this.
Andrea Lamble
Just down the road from you in Cambridge, UK From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
Can anyone help? - I'm sure a few months ago there was a posting on the list
that mentioned a device for separating skeins of embroidery thread into their
component parts. Am I imagining things or does such a device exist. If so any
info as to where to get one would be very welcome.
I tried
I believe it is Demon - the ISP - our own company website and email retreival
is also down. Hope they get it back working soon.
Christmas and New Year Greetings to one and all.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK To: lace@arachne.com From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [lace] Lace Guild website Date: Wed
Hi All,
Does anyone know if any commemorative bobbins are being made for the Queen's
diamond wedding anniversary? If so - by who.
Best wishes
Andrea
in a cold and dank Cambridge, UK.
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' content in some of
the reply messages but the subject line discourages one from want to bother
opening the message 'just in case'.
Maybe I'm just being a 'grumpy old woman', but is this really lace!
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK, but off to Portugal tomorrow for a week to visit my father who
moved
' content in some of
the reply messages but the subject line discourages one from want to bother
opening the message 'just in case'.
Maybe I'm just being a 'grumpy old woman', but is this really lace!
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK, but off to Portugal tomorrow for a week to visit my father who
moved
- would this be what was used?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Andrea Lamble
in Cambridge, UK - where we have had a gloriously sunny autumn day.
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Pavouci, We have recently acquired a flat in Prague (fairly central in Prague
1) and consequently I'll be spending increasing amounts of time in the Czech
Republic. I would like to make contact with any lacemakers there (English
speaking as my Czech is minimal!). Are there any groups that meet
Pavouci, We have recently acquired a flat in Prague (fairly central in Prague
1) and consequently I'll be spending increasing amounts of time in the Czech
Republic. I would like to make contact with any lacemakers there (English
speaking as my Czech is minimal!). Are there any groups that meet
An ebay search for 'Aperture Card' brought up loads of possiblities!
Andrea
Cambridge, UK
From: Tamara P Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [lace] Re: Planning Finished Lace Presentations in Advance
Date: Sun, 26 Aug
Hi there,
For anyone interested in more about Altoids go to http://www.altoids.com for
a fun website. Takes a while to load but is a cut above the normal site and
worth a visit if you have the time - try the Products tab for example.
Enjoy,
Andrea Lamble
in a now sunny Cambridge, UK
Weddings and
Anniversaries that has a torchon horseshoe in it.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
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Subject: [lace] Fw: Does anyone have a horseshoe pattern?
Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2007 23:08
, probably tape
lace/milanese/torchon. If all else fails it'll be out with the drawing
board, but I'd much rather spend my time making the lace.
Andrea Lamble
in a warm Cambridge, UK
where the lawn will need mowing again this weekend
stitch and the bottom in cloth stitch.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes from
Andrea Lamble
in a spring like Cambridge, where yesterday the grass was mown for the first
time this year.
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his father was a pin maker.
All this info gave me quite a buzz - they say what goes around comes around
- here am I plaiting threads and using pins.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
cold and damp but the snow has melted.
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Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
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Just a thought, but maybe the company made laces as opposed to lace!?
Andrea Lamble
in a sunny but cold Cambridge - snowdrops, daffodils and crocuses all spied
on a local walk this afternoon.
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Hi there,
Don't know where you are in the world, Nathalie, but if you go to ebay -
item no: 140078870817 someone based in Northampton, UK is selling one which
claims to be 1.75 inches across, if that helps
Best wishes
Andrea,
in Cambridge, UK
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Brilliant - well worth a watch.
Thank you
Andrea Lamble
in a bright but chilly Cambridge, UK.
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Subject: [lace] Spanish lace in You Tube
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:56:26 +0100
I set up a hotmail account specifically for arachne emails a couple of years
ago now and have never had any spam (hope I'm not speaking too soon!).
Heaven only knows how the spammers decide who to target.
Best wishes
Andrea Lamble
in a bright, sunny but cold Cambridge, UK.
From: [EMAIL
Hi,
Maybe it's the pins themselves not being sharp enough to penetrate!? I've
experienced this with a batch of pins in the past. Some would go in fine but
others seemed to be lacking a suitable point.
Season's Greetings to one and all
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK - where it is dull but mild
Hi all,
Horseshoes are given to the bride as a symbol of good luck etc. You'll find
some information here
http://www.wedding-garter.com/traditions.htm
I'm sure Googling might provide some more history!
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK.
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Brilliant! - I'v e no sound card in my work computer but it kept me glued
to the screen!!
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK.
6 weeks ago, a friend (another Arachnean) sent me a link to a YouTube
video, which deals with obsessive knitters. Just substitute bobbins for
knitting needles she said
start my next
project.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
- where the sun is shining again - really must get the duster out!
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Express which was pleasing
to work - I'll try and post pictures on webshots in due course. What has
anyone else been doing?
I'm looking forward to seeing this years Christmas card exchanges - I missed
out as I was away when the call for participants went out.
Happy lacing
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge
to IOLI you may be able to borrow issues from the library.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
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Subject: Re: [lace] Welsh Dragon
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:30:36 -0600
Please do post a picture of your Nativity scene! I love Nativities!
Which
Hi Bev,
I agree with your comments about cattern cakes. Taste, not looks won the day
with mine!!
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
I, too, made the cattern cake recipe last week, thought that if
successful I'd freeze some to take to the Christmas lace party next
week. There is only one guarantee
American letter size) sheets of coloured card can be
bought at most stationery/art shops. The colour I use depends on the colour
of the threads to be used in the project.
Happy lacing
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge (UK) - where the promised frost didn't materialise.
(apologies if this message goes
Hi Margot -
May be a bit heroic for a day trip - Barnard Castle is a long way from
London (approx 3 hours each way by train with a 15 mile road link at the
end).
The museum web site certainly looks interesting and they are giving talks on
the collection on the second Tuesday of each month
it. It's going
to be a mammoth project (for those winter evenings perhaps).
Any help appreciated.
Best wishes
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge (UK) - where it hasn't rained yet today!
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with
ribbon/elastic threaded through the middle or as 2 strips sewn either side
of a casing but, knowing I could be pushed for time with this one, decided
to try something different.
Happy lacing
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
p.s. the reason for the ecru and gold is that the bride will be wearing
://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003/2 and look for my folder
(Andrea Lamble).
Have to decide what to make now to fill the gap in my life! Mind you might
have to get the duster and vacuum cleaner out of hibernation as DH returns
from a month spent in the Czech Republic tomorrow.
Regards
Guild must have it.
Happy Lacing
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK
From: Jean Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Lace lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Four Seasons
Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 11:32:05 +0100
I'm looking for the prickings for a set of four small panels, each
Greetings
I received mine on Saturday, just as I was going out to give a lace class -
not had time to study it in detail yet.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge - Uk - where we've been having a bit of a heatwave.
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looking at it, slightly
changing your focal length it looks like it has been 'quilted' on to some
white fabric. All very intriguing.
Happy lacing
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK - where it is cooler and raining (gently) although as I type
thunder is rolling in the distance.
From: Jenny Barron
- little cylinders to hold the string.
Found on a web site about Tavira, Portugal. My step sister is getting
married near there in September and I was looking up accommodation
possibilities when I came across it. Still trying to decide whether to go.
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK, where
will chip in with more information.
Best wishes
Andrea Lamble
in Cambridge, UK - where Spring is trying hard!!
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Subject: [lace] English laces and locations
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 19:02
the best
Andrea Lamble in a rather dull and gloomy Cambridge.
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To all Arachneans interested in the lace relay: I think we need to stop
and ask ourselves the purpose of a round-the-world lace relay - is it to
show that lace is continuously being made round the world over the 24
hour period in question or do we want interactive chat going on between
I've got 4 done
I'll complete the bronze silk cover and attach it to the spokes - the
first 4 motifs can then be attached in alternate segments.
Best wishes
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK.
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box that someone else
(from the US or Canada I think) was describing on Arachne the other day
for using as thread storage. Three layers with plastic
criss-cross dividers for £9.99.
Happy New Year to everyone
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK, where the sun has shone all day
ate to much and drank too much and played lots of silly
after dinner games - will sit down to watch The Importance of Being
Earnest on the TV soon. Hope I don't fall asleep watching it. Greetings
to all Andrea Lamble (in what was a bright Cambridge, UK
on Tamara's advice I am posting this on lace as well as lace-chat. Dear
Spiders, DH and I are coming to the US for a 'road trip' around the
Virginia area at the beginning of October for 18 days. We're starting
from Washington DC and travelling via Shenandoah Valley/ Blue Ridge
Mountains, across to
Dear Spiders, DH and I are coming to the US for a 'road trip' around the
Virginia area at the beginning of October for 18 days. We're starting
from Washington DC and travelling via Shenandoah Valley/ Blue Ridge
Mountains, across to Richmond and Williamsburg then up round Chesapeake
Bay and back to
Felllow Spiders, In the light of some recent postigs: Does anyony have
favourite music for making lace by - for me Torchon and the Beach Boys,
in the garden on a Summer's day . Happy Lacing Andrea in a warm and
sunny Cambridge, UK
Hi All,
I bought a pair of these bobbins on ebay a few weeks ago. I found them a
little chunky (diameter 3/8ths inch) and somewhat longer (5.25 inches
without spangle) than the other midlands bobbins that I use - they'll
be fine for me for gimp though. You may need to take this into
consideration
Hi All, Came across the following listing on ebay today - anyone know
what sort of lace they were used to make.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=106159item=6189147708rd=1
Best wishes Andrea in Cambridge, UK, where the sun is still shining.
Dear Secret Pal, Your parcel arrived last Thursday, which coincided with
my Brithday so it made an extra surprise for the day. I was very pleased
with all the contents - I'm always short of divider pins and the needle
threader will be very useful. The pin cushions are really cute and the
little
So was I,
Andrea Lamble
Sunny Cambridge, UK
From: Jenny Barron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Jenny Barron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] LAce Guild website
Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 13:50:48 +0100 (BST)
No, I was in looking at the list of books this morning
jenny barron
Dear Secret Pal, Your parcel was waiting for me when I got home from work
yesterday. Many thanks for such lovely gifts - they were well worth
waiting a little longer for. Where do I start? The key ring is really
cute and will be in use soon. The bag and bobbin are delightful and I
can't wait to
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Subject: [lace-chat] Getting sticky-label gunge off melamine
Greetings fellow spiders,
Advice, please, on how to remove the residue from sticky labels
from a pair of melamine salt pepper shakers. The paper has
soaked away, but the sticky gunge left behind is
Hi Babs,
I know Biggins do patterns and kits for 'all lace' tablecloths
(www.bigginslace.co.uk).
Happy lacing,
Andrea
in a Spring-like Cambridge, UK
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Lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Tablecloth Pattern Help. Date: Tue, 19
Apr 2005
Greetings Spiders,
Another fairly comprehensive book on Tonder Lace is:
The Technique of Tonder Lace by Inge Skovgaard
No idea if its still in print - the copy I have was published by Batsford in
1991.
Best wishes
Andrea
from Cambridge, UK where April Showers are promised later today.
Can
South Wootton is.
Not sure if I'm going to make it to the AGM or not.
Best wishes
Andrea Lamble
In a cool and dull Cambridge, UK
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To: ARACHNE lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Lacemakers Circle AGM
Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2005 18
Dear Secret Pal,
I have just returned from vacation to find your parcel waiting for me - it
was the first thing I opened, after all who needs bills!.
The surprises were really nice - did you make the edging on the hanky? Two
more bobbins too. I'm off to raid my bead tin to make some pretty
Dear Spiders,
I always use the rhyme:
Weft goes from LEFT to right
to remind me which is the warp and which is the weft in weaving - I suppose
in bobbin lace the weaver pr is the equivalent to the weft on woven fabric.
Hope this helps you remember.
from
Andrea Lamble
in a rather damp and slushy
Hi there,
I dropped out of teaching for the local authority classes about 10 years ago
when they wanted all classes to be independently financially viable. For the
daytime class, which had a lot of concession fee payers, this would have
meant enrolling 24+ students. With the individual tuition
.
Happy Lacing
Andrea Lamble
Cambridge, UK.
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Dear All,
I was taught lace making in England (all be it 28 years ago) and have
always used the terminology Cloth Stitch (for CTC) and Cloth Stitch and
Twist ( for CTCT). I've been teaching lace making for 25+ years and all my
pupils have been taught this terminology (they are also told that
Dear Secret Pal,
Thank you so much for the package that arrived yesterday.
The magnetic note pad is already installed on the door of the fridge and the
pen is to hand. The cloth pocket will be ideal for keeping scissors, thread,
spare bobibins etc. to hand when I'm lacemaking or sewing - I'll be
Hi Jane,
I believe what you need is Melatonin - certainly in the USA you can buy
bottles of tablets, of varying strengths - we found them with the vitamin
supplements in a K Mart or similar store whilst travelling in the US last
year. Not sure if availability in Canada will be the same. There
Hi All,
I have recently been lucky enough to purchase (from ebay) a couple of dainty
antique parasols, with heavily rotted/damaged silk covers, but with perfect
working frames. I am now in the process of removing the old fabric and
making templates to recover the frames in new silk. My plan is
Hi there,
Helen wrote:
.Which means that I now have about 10 CDs which could contain hundreds
of
pictures each, and which only have 24 or 36!!!..
Perhaps you could copy the photo's off the various CD's into a temporary
folder on your computer and then burn a new CD containing them all.
Another way around this problem is to scan the pricking with a desktop
scanner and then change the background colour to white in Photoshop or
similar program. You can then print out the pricking in black and white.
Happy lacing
Andrea
in a rather damp Cambridge.
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Dear Lorri,
I believe the pattern you want is in Lace Number 61, January 1991. The
pricking is on page 30 - a picture of the finished work is on the front
cover and p61. I've often been tempted to make it myself.
With all the talk of copyright etc. I'm not sure how I stand as far as
copying
The seller is certainly based in The Netherlands and seems to have a vast
range of (very) old stuff for sale.
Andrea
In Cambridge, UK where the sun is shining today
See a pin and pick it up, all the day you'll have good luck
From: Clay
If anyone is interested there is information on hanging bobbins at the two
sites listed below. the latter link is for the Cowper Newton Museum in
Olney, Bucks (there is a lot about lace making on that site).
http://www.buckscc.gov.uk/object_of_month/museum/sept2003.htm
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