This tiny, fragile piece of paper is a specimen of the camp money in use in No. 2 Camp, Ballykinlar, where Michael Hayes spent his internment. #EYATiny #EYABeagBídeach
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This tiny, fragile piece of paper is a specimen of the camp money in use in No. 2 Camp, Ballykinlar, where Michael Hayes spent his internment. #EYATiny #EYABeagBídeach
Day 3 of #ExploreYourArchive and for #EYATiny we explain the simple but tiny steps we can all take to ensure collections are safely preserved for future generations!
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#archives @araireland.bsky.social
Dark green cover of early 19th century account book.
Handwritten page from Thomas Lane's household account book, recording expenditure on servants and on repairs in 1805.
Handwritten entry from Thomas Lane's household account book, giving annual summary of expenditure in 1805.
The household account book of Thomas Lane of Leyton Grange is small rather than truly tiny, but the meticulous entries in his tiny writing fill every page. These examples show expenditure on servants, plus the annual summary of expenses for 1805.
#Leyton #ExploreYourArchive #EYATiny
A small rectangular wooden box with brass coloured weights in a variety of shapes. There is a size key at the size indicating that the object is about 10cm long.
Another #EYATiny. This is a little set of brass pharmacy weights. The tiny amounts of ingredients needed to make certain medications required the tiniest weights. The smallest would be grains, drams and scruples
#EYATiny #HistMed #HistPharm #EYA
#EYA2024 #EYATiny
This is one of the smallest things in our museum. A #tiny skull pin badge which was worn by one of the opponents of the Salvation Army in 1880s: the Skeleton Army. Read more here:
www.salvationarmy.org.uk/about-us/int...
Photo credit: Lauren Foster
#EYATiny A collection of labels for tinctures, medications, general remedies & products sold by Hayes, Conyngham & Robinson Pharmaceutical Chemists (1897/1998), if you zoom in you’ll be able to see just how #tiny some of them are! @araireland.bsky.social #histmed #explorearchives #pharmacy
Newspaper clipping showing a young boy dressed in military uniform
Close up of the newspaper story that was with the photo
Young boy dressed in a military uniform with caption underneath
Day 3 #ExploreYourArchive
#EYATiny
Jackie Stone, only 2, has collected £8 10s for comforts for wounded soldiers. He accompanied the Lady Mayoress on her visit to the Welsh Metropolitan Hospital
Western Mail, 19/06/1915
#FirstWorldWar
#Westernmail
#ExploreYourArchive
#EYAFocusWeek
#archives
Photo of a small manuscript on a stand, held open to reveal handwritten text.
Thornton's 'Book of Remembrances' is tiny - the cover is 133mm x 96mm but the pages inside are 102mm x 80mm, with some smaller pages stitched in at the back. Despite this it runs to c.28K words.
#EYATiny #EarlyModern 📜 📚 🗃️
Three images mounted on a piece of beige card. The top image is an xray showing the abdomen of a patient, a plane is clearly visible on the right hand side. At the bottom are two photos of the plane after it had been 'retrieved' [RLHPP/FSH].
A little metal plane recovered from a patient after they had swallowed it, and an accompanying X-ray, 1920
#EYATiny #HistMed #Xray #Archives
Day 3 #ExploreYourArchive
Share your favourite archive items that relate to today’s theme - #EYATiny
Lá 3 #CuardaighDoChartlann
Roinn na míreanna cartlainne is fearr leat a bhaineann le téama an lae inniu -
#EYABeagBídeach
A slide of a street in Bolton/Farnworth showing 1950s cars and a man in tweed
Slides of Bolton’s Streets not much information without going to the records but I think taken by school girls
#Archives #EYAtiny #ExploreYourArchives
An aisle of Bolton Archives string room showing boxes on bays of roller racking
A tiny box in with the big boxes of archives on a shelf of roller racking
What’s in the smallest box on shelf in this section of Bolton Archives strong room?
#Archives
#EYAtiny #ExploreYourArchive
Microscopic organisms on a black background.
Microscopic organisms on a black background.
For Day 3 of Explore Your Archive Week, we have something very tiny - but also very large!
The Hudson Transparencies are large paintings on paper screens, used as visual aids in the 19th century to teach about microscopic organisms.
📷 EUL MS 442
#EYATiny #ExploreYourArchive
Tiny microdots in a rectangular card mount with a transparent window. Below the window, a label reading 'MICRODOTS - MOUNTED / [???] FOUND IN THE HANDBAG / OF MRS KROGER'
Almost certainly the smallest things in our archive are these microdots from the Portland Spy Ring. #EYAtiny #EYA #ExploreYourArchive
A typed page with the headline 'Police Box System', dated 21st May 1933.
The image shows both a closed and open Police Box System Time Schedule. This is a small landscape pamphlet with printed sheets showing duty rosters.
A photo of waht looks like a blue Police Box , but this is actually the TARDIS.
Tomorrow is #DrWhoDay, so here’s Chesterfield Police’s guide to using a Police Box [or the TARDIS?]. You could call the Police, Fire Brigade and Police Ambulance. In a poor area, at night, you could also call doctors, midwives or hospitals! No mention of Daleks.
#EYATiny [on the outside]