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Character sketch by Eugene Fisk from 'All Change' dress rehearsal for the official opening of Milton Keynes Central railway station (1982).

ALC/032/001

Six pen and ink sketches are held in the collection. They show actors in costume drawn by Eugene Fisk during the dress rehearsal for the opening of Milton Keynes Central railway station. This first illustration is of a character who is identified in the script as ‘station man’. The sketch also includes a quote ...
Character sketch by Eugene Fisk from 'All Change' dress rehearsal, titled '...in her proper station' (1982).

ALC/032/002

Pen and ink character sketch by Eugene Fisk of one of the many maids who would be ‘…in her proper station’ as mentioned in the lyrics from the song ‘The Wolverton Refreshment Room’. from Act 1 Scene 14: Wolverton Refreshment Room.
Character sketch by Eugene Fisk from 'All Change' dress rehearsal, titled '...a matron to guard her reputation' (1982).

ALC/032/003

Pen and ink character sketch by Eugene Fisk of the ‘Matron’ who would ‘guard her reputation’ as mentioned in the lyrics from the song ‘The Wolverton Refreshment Room’. from Act 1 Scene 14: Wolverton Refreshment Room.
Character sketch of Queen Victoria by Eugene Fisk, titled 'Learning the first hard lesson of this world - to sit still (1982).

ALC/032/004

Pen and ink character sketch by Eugene Fisk of ‘Queen Victoria’ with dialogue from ‘All Change’ Act 2 Scene 1: Queen Victoria visits Wolverton.
Character sketch of Queen Victoria by Eugene Fisk, titled 'What a charming little red brick town' (1982).

ALC/032/005

Pen and ink character sketch by Eugene Fisk of ‘Queen Victoria’ with a quote from ‘All Change’ Act 2 Scene 1: Queen Victoria visits Wolverton.
Character sketch by Eugene Fisk, titled '...please no gratuities, the servants are content' (1982).

ALC/032/006

Pen and ink character sketch by Eugene Fisk of two servants who were ‘…content’ as referred to in the lyrics from the song ‘The Wolverton Refreshment Room’.
Poster promoting performances of 'All Change' at Stantonbury Theatre (1985).

ALC/032/013

Poster promoting performances of the revised version of ‘All Change’ at the Stantonbury Theatre 21st – 30th November 1985.
Wooden Vase

FWW/001/015

Wooden vase in honeycomb pattern. ‘Cherbourg’ written on the side in gold. There is a metal lining on the inside. This was a gift from Edwin Butler to his wife from Cherbourg
Four World War One Medals and One Second World War Medal

FWW/002/013

Four World War One Medals mounted on a bar: The Victory Medal 1914-1919, The British War Medal 1914-1920, The 1914 – 1915 Star, Distinguished Conduct Medal. One World War Two medal: The Defence Medal 1939 – 1945
World War One Victory medal awarded to 4th Class Artificer Harold Godwin.

FWW/004/001

World War One Victory medal awarded to ‘M.16168 H.E. GODWIN E.R.A.4, R.N ‘ (stamped around the edge). The ribbon has a two rainbow design with violet on the outside edges moving to red in the centre. The bronze medal has a full length winged Victory with her left hand raised and a palm ...
World War One 1914-1915 Star awarded to 4th Class Artificer Harold Godwin.

FWW/004/002

The medal is a four pointed star of bright bronze, ensigned with a crown, with a height of 50mm, and a maximum width of 45mm. The obverse has two crossed gladii (swords) with blades upwards and a wreath of oak leaves, with the Royal Cypher of King George V at the foot and an overlaying central ...
World War One Victory medal ribbon awarded to 4th Class Artificer Harold Godwin.

FWW/004/004

Ribbon from a Victory Medal. It consists of a two rainbow design with violet on the outside edges moving to red in the centre.
World War One British War medal ribbon awarded to 4th Class Artificer Harold Godwin.

FWW/004/005

2 lengths of ribbon from a British War Medal. The ribbon has a wide central watered stripe of orange, flanked by two narrow white stripes, which are in turn flanked by two black pin-stripes, further flanked by two outer stripes of blue.
Birthday Bookmark

FWW/006/037

Embossed bookmark with the words “LUCK MARK YOUR BIRTHDAY”. Underneath is an image of a black cat with yellow eyes and a spray of pink dog roses. Underneath the flowers is the verse: “May this birthday mark for you An era bright and gay, With gilded pages yet unread To brighten all life’s way”. Tied ...
Decorated horseshoe in box.

TBC/016/002

Blue box, marked “Cross’s”, containing a silver-coloured wedding horseshoe with white flowers, silver leaves and white ribbon.
Wedding dress box.

TBC/016/007

Box for Beryl Taylors wedding dress, It was purchased from E.P.Rose and Son Ltd. in Bedford
Pink cardboard box.

TBC/015/012

Pink cardboard box with Cadbury Crystal Assortment written on it in brown. The box measures 9.5 x 18 x 6.5 cm. The box has an assortment of postcards in it.
1916 calendar.

TBC/015/015

1916 calendar made from green card with a picture of a house near a river with two people fishing in it. There is a small flap under the picture with ‘Best Wishes’ on it. Under the flap is the calendar. The whole thing is held together with a green ribbon. Inside is an inscription to ...
Metal box

TBC/006/022

Rectangular silver metal tin with a hinged lid. It contained letters, newspaper clippings and cards (Items TBC/06/023-031).
Black lacquered box.

TBC/014/015

Black lacquered box with a design of a bird on a branch on the front. The design is drawn in brown and orange. The interior is also painted black. The box has a clasp on the front which does not work. The box measures approximately 15 x 31 x 5.5cm. Inside it were six photographic ...
British' Composing Stick.

TBC/014/024

Black box with a yellow label on it containing a stainless steel plate with a bar that slides along and can be locked in place. There are five printing blocks which spell out the name ‘JACKO’. The box lid is in very poor condition. Believed to belong to John O’Brien
Plastic 'Photon' card.

TBC/014/025

Plastic card with ‘Photon’ written on it. Along each long edge are ‘pica’ and ‘cicero’ markings and there is a picture of a dial on it too. On the back is a table of compositor’s instructions. Believed to belong to John O’Brien
Card Box containing medals, spare ribbons and other items

FWW/007/029

Light green card box held together with tape at edges. There is a gold sticker in the bottom left corner. It has a picture of a womans head facing to the left and the word ‘QUALITY’ written underneath. Containing medals, spare ribbons and other items
Four medals mounted on a bar

FWW/007/030

Four medals mounted on a bar. Hanging left to right 1914 Star with Clasp that reads 5th Aug – 22nd Nov 1914, British War Medal and Victory Medal inscribed with 20089 Pte SE Williams R.A.M.C. and Territorial Efficiency Medal inscribed with 84011 Pte S E Williams RAMC on edge