MEREM:1995.109.4
Brief description: belt, part of Mere Town Bandsman uniform, Classifications: recreation / music Identifications: belt / bandsman’s belt Material: leather / brass
MEREM:1995.109.3
Brief description: trousers, part of Mere Town Bandsman uniform, Classifications: recreation / performing arts Identifications: trousers / bandsman’s trousers Material: textile
MEREM:1995.109.2
Brief description: jacket, part of Mere Town Bandsman uniform, Classifications: recreation / performing arts Identifications: jacket / bandsman’s jacket Material: textile / braid
MEREM:1995.109.1
Brief description: cap, a part of a Mere Town bandsman uniform, c.1950 – 75 Classifications: recreation / performing arts Identifications: bandsman’s cap Material: textile
MEREM:1995.108
Brief description: leather school satchel, used by Christopher Mills, Southbrook, Mere, Wiltshire, 1955-60 Classifications: society / education Identifications: satchel / school satchel Measurements: height Material: animal / leather /
MEREM:1995.107
Brief description: office iron and wooden base 2 hole paper punch, used in Surveyor’s Dept. Somerset County Council, Wincanton, Somerset Classifications: trade / surveyor Identifications: hole punch / 2 hole punch Measurements: height 12.5cm Material: wood / iron
MEREM:1995.106
Brief description: chromium plated steel paper hole punch, used in Surveyor’s Department Somerset County Council, Wincanton, Somerset Classifications: trade / surveyor Identifications: hole punch Measurements: height 9cm Material: metal / steel plate
MEREM:1995.104
Brief description: galvianised iron dipping bowl, used on Hinks Farm, Mere, Wiltshire Classifications: agriculture / dairy Identifications: bowl / dipping bowl Measurements: diameter 23 cm Material: iron / galvanised iron
MEREM:1995.103
Brief description: wooden milking stool, made by Mr Harry Hill, famer at Mere, Wiltshire Classifications: agriculture / dairy Identifications: stool / milking stool Measurements: height 40cm Material: wood
MEREM:1995.102
Brief description: Gunter’s Surveyor’s chain, iron going rusty, 66ft long divided into 100 links at 7.92 ins each with brass tags every 10 links, [10×10 chains- 1 acre], a relic of the Surveyor’s Dept, Somerset County Council, Wincanton Classifications: trade / surveyor Identifications: chain / surveyor’s chain Material: iron