Our cabinet of curiosity, is situated at number 8, on the Museum Map.
What on earth is that? I am sure I have seen this before? Did you say that is a portable toilet?
Our cabinet of curiosity are artefacts especially chosen by our Museum Curator, and team, that you may never have known existed.
Some were common objects and some have always been curious.
Stop the audio now and have fun guessing, then return to the audio to find out the answers below.
1. This is a flat iron with holes for the handle.
2. A porcelain bed knob.
3. A bike clip. This was used to hold trouser legs away from the chain.
4. A homemade Chinese Bong (Ask an adult).
5. A castor oil bottle.
6. Shaving mug and mirror.
7. A enema wall jug (Google the rest).
8. A homemade flyscreen roller.
9. Tea tin with calendar attached, that is changed by 3 rollers.
10. A chamber pot or a portable toilet!
11. Trivet for resting hot irons.
12. Hair clip.
13. Magnifying glass, used for reading.
14. Button hook for shoes. Way back then we did not have shoe laces!
15. Wood stove plate lever.
16. Spindle for yarning.
17. Tea cosy and mat, to keep a pot of tea hot.
18. Calabash gourd musical instrument.
19. Sleeve band to hold sleeves up, and out of the way.
20. Baby spoon. This is definitely right handed.
21. Good guess, this is a pretty electric jug.
That was a bit of fun!
On the table behind you is a American Prismatic Stereoscope. Check it out before you move on to the next exhibit.