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Light blue, with Emsworth Museum logo showing a ship on left hand side, upper. Medium size, condition good, slight stains lower left. 70 % cotton 30% polyester

Stoneware, inscribed KINNELL & HARTLEY LIMITED. EMSWORTH. 1643. Stamped Pearson & Co. Whittington Moor, Chesterfield. 3. 26.5 cm height, 14 cm diameter. Honey-brown upper neck, buff body.

37 cm x 27 cm. Good condition. Colour. Framed

Conveyancing document relating to charges from Albert W. Miller to Raper, Freeland & Tyacke, dated 1902. Condition good, foolscap 20 cm x 33 cm

Watercolour, dated 1995, showing the southern end of South Street by the quayside on both sides of art card. 38 cm x 25.5 cm. Condition good. Artist unknown.

The News, Friday September 5, 2003, p.9

Newspaper article, 'Hero of the Titanic, film premiere star or just a dreamer?'

The Evening Standard, June 23, 1936, pp.21-24. Very fragile, 30 cm x 38 cm

The Daily Mirror, No.2649, April 20, 1912, pp.1-14. Very fragile. 30 cm x 38 cm

The Daily Mirror, April 19, 1912, p.11-12. Very fragile. 30 cm x 38 cm

The Daily Sketch, April 18, 1912, pp.7,8,9,10. Very fragile. 30 cm x 38 cm.

The Daily Mirror, April 18, 1912, pp.7, 8, 9, 10. Very fragile. 30 cm x 38 cm

The Daily Mirror, April 17, 1912, pp.7, 8, 9, 10. In fragile condition. 30 cm x 38 cm

Scale of six inches to one Statute Mile, showing North Havant, Leigh Park, Havant Thicket, Emsworth Common and Racton Common. Paper, condition, good. 420 mm x 600 mm.

Dated 1933, scale is six inches to one statute mile. Features Emsworth and Havant with a little detail of Chichester Harbour. Condition; Good, material, paper. Size 420 mm x 600 mm

Colour print mounted and framed professionally (John Jones, Museum standard Framing, framed 14.02.2007) in a robust and heavy aluminium frame. The worker are English Electric employees in the Transformer Section of the company at the Trafford Park…

Monochrome, 18 cm x 24 cm showing the yacht side on and upside down in a workshop.

Monochrome showing the underside of a vessel and its timber construction. 17.5 cm x 24 cm

Folded paper submitted to The Yachtsman magazine showing Belmore which was designed and built by Aero Marine and finished 3rd in the New York-Bermuda race of 1958 (113 starters). 26.5 cm x 44 cm

Maroon coloured hard back with red tape on spine. General office stationery book of the 1950s, foolscap. 20 cm x 32 cm. Condition is fair. Relates to the Emsworth company Aero Marine, yacht builders, yacht brokers and yacht designers of South…