Originally kept for reference purposes by Jack Lambert, Architectural Associates. The negatives include copies of plans and drawings for galleries, extensions, display cases, electrical schematics, CCTV, and steel works.
Negatives of Horniman Museum building plans and technical drawings from 1901 to the late 20th century
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Brazil - Channel nr. Ilha Sta Rita, Indian casting net (Am/7)
Toc toc c’est moi (Knock knock who’s there) music written for the Dipano zither, circa 1975
Black and white medium format negative of person ascending tall tree using ropes
Two Notecards, with provenance and disposal notes on the Scott relics formerly held by the Horniman Museum
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