Object of the Month

The Four Horseshoes Music Hall Teenage Record Club, Thame 1960
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Considered by many to be the most important camera ever made because it was cheap enough to be very affordable

December’s object of the month is the Christmas Staff Magazine 1954 for City of Oxford Motor Services Ltd.

November’s object of the month is a clock made by Richard Stone in Thame during the 1770s.

October’s Object of the Month is a child’s Disney tea-set. Find out more about the tea set and Disney.

September’s Object of the month is a Wooden Milkmaid’s Yoke. The Museum’s example was used on a local farm.

Two part promotional card advertising Daisy Vacuum Cleaner models. The card dates from the early 20th century.

Message written, by builder WW Howland about his sons fighting in WWI, on a offcut of floorboard.

The famous violinist Alfredo Campoli lived in Thame from 1986 to 1991. the concert programme is for his performance with the Crendon Orchestra da Camera in 1982.

Quart – 2 pint – milk bottle from the Hollands Dairy

A sepia photograph of the NatWest Bank in Thame taken in 1910.

A commemorative album published to celebrate the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937 was a form of cigarette advertising.

An embroidered cloth with the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Regimental crest, made by Mr Cecil Aldridge whilst a prisoner during WWII.

December’s object of the month or rather objects of the month are programs and Rules book for the Thame United Football club.
Find out more about the local Thame football club.

November’s object of the month is a ticket machine used on buses from the Thame depot of the

October’s object of the month is a Dutch blue and white glazed tile showing Jonah and the Whale.

September’s object of the month are the Rycote Chapel Ceiling Stars.

August’s object of the month is Sir John Clerke’s family coat of arms.

July’s object of the month is the Gunto Japanese ceremonial sword presented to Arthur Quainton during WWII.