Souvenir Isle of Tiree mug (93 x 80 mm), speckled beige with brown printing, designed by Sue Anderson, Coll.
2001.92.1
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2001.185.1
Fragment of NAAFI crockery.
Fragment of NAAFI crockery stamped with the NAAFI crest, found at 10 Crossapol.
2000.237.2
Booklet about edible seaweed by Dr John Holliday.
Description of edible seaweeds and other shore and traditional foods, where to find them them and how to prepare them.
1999.305.1
Autographed 1943 Christmas dinner menu for RAF Station, Ben Hough.
1943 Christmas dinner menu for RAF Station, Ben Hough with 48 signatures on the reverse.
1999.6.2
Small pottery roughly-made grey and orange unglazed bowl (70 x 110 mm) made on Tiree. Owned by Archie MacLean of Whitehouse, it was given to his neice who gave it to Reg and Meena Knapman for safe keeping until such time a suitable museum was set up in Tiree.
1999.6.1
Large roughly-made unglazed grey clay craggan (205 x 220 mm) made on Tiree. Owned by Archie MacLean of Whitehouse, it was given to his neice who gave it to Reg and Meena Knapman for safe keeping until such time a suitable museum was set up in Tiree.
2000.91.2
Wooden butter pat.
Wooden butter pat acquired by George Holleyman from Barrapol between 1941-3.
2000.91.3
Horn spoon.
Horn spoon found by George Holleyman in a small rubbish tip at Balevullin between 1941-3.
1997.265.8
Newsletter `Fios agus Fathunn`, No. 8, 1981.
Local news including an address by Community Council chairman Gordon Donald, the condition of meat carriage on the ferries, the off-loading of newspapers and mail by Loganair, the death of Hugh MacEachern, the last blacksmith in Cornaigbeg, the weather, HIDB aid to crofting, a Gaelic hymn by Archie MacDonald of Kilmoluaig, Gaelic TV programmes, the churches, Slimming Club, WRI, Regatta Club, bird-watching and pipe music arranged by A. Sinclair.
1999.196.7
Newsletter `Fios agus Fathunn`, No. 8, 1981.
Local news including an address by Community Council chairman Gordon Donald, the condition of meat carriage on the ferries, the off-loading of newspapers and mail by Loganair, the death of Hugh MacEachern, the last blacksmith in Cornaigbeg, the weather, HIDB aid to crofting, a Gaelic hymn by Archie MacDonald of Kilmoluaig, Gaelic TV programmes, the churches, Slimming Club, WRI, Regatta Club, bird-watching and pipe music arranged by A. Sinclair.