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Text `You Say iodh, I Say vist`, 2013 (version 1)
Text about the occurrence of Norse place-names on Tiree and the implication that there was once a thriving and long-lasting population of Scandinavian settlers in southern Scotland. Also stored on computer under `Exhibitions and Texts`. (later versions are available digitally)
Text `Tin Makers and Horse Breakers` 2013
Exhibition text about the history, culture and language of the travelling families that frequented Tiree. Also stored digitally under `Exhibitions and text`.
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Bound copies of `People`s Friend` magazine, 1906
Hardback, fabric-bound collection of People`s Friend magazines from January – June 1906. Inscription on inside front cover reads “Miss McLaine, Links Cottage, Scarinish, Tiree. Peoples Friend 1905”.
Bicycle lamp sold in Mona MacDonald`s shop in Scarinish
Exide drydex cycle lamp for the front of a bicycle, in its original green and yellow cardboard box. From sales stock stored in Mona MacDonald`s shop at the Pier Road corner in Scarinish.
Chocolate bar wrapper from around 1950. Possibly from Mona MacDonald`s shop in Scarinish. ‘Rowntrees milk assorted cream tablet, 2d’ on yellow paper.
Order form and letter from Hoggs of Fife, 1954
Blank order form and typed letter from A T Hogg `Fife` Ltd of Strathmiglo to A. MacLean, Scarinish, dated 28th Oct. 1954, regarding his order for a pair of shoes.
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Souvenir mustard pot
Round painted ceramic mustard pot and spoon in the style of a thatched house and `Isle of Tiree` painted on top. Possibly from Mona MacDonald`s shop in Scarinish.
Letters from shop sign in Scarinish
Ten white and beige plastic/formica letters spelling `MacDonalds` from the sign at the door of Mona`s shop on the corner of the pier road in Scarinish. Appears to have come from two separate sets of lettering with some letters missing.
Large cardboard box for posting 24 fresh eggs during the 1940s. Complete with interior dividers and cardboard padding.
Booklet `Our Protestant Heritage`
Verys small paper-bound booklet explaing the rise of protestant Christianity through historic and religious writing, by Rev. Thomas Donaldson.
