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![10 cool things I’ve discovered in my volunteering at the London Museum digital archives 👉
A 17th-century pendant engraved with forget-me-nots and the words: “I love the[e] and dare not shew it – If thou – Love me then – Let me Know it”
A suffrage banner, early 1900s
Sainsbury’s box of four eggs, 1953
Image of a woman modelling a hairstyle for the hairdresser Eugène, 1928
‘Monarchy or No Monarchy’, a book published by the astrologer William Lilly in 1651.
In the book he predicted various events including the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London (pictured here, with Gemini/twins held as the ruling star sign of London) – visions he claimed were based on dreams.
On 25 October 1666 Lilly was called before the Commons Committee investigating the fire to explain his visions, as they suspected his involvement in a plot.
A souvenir paper table napkin commemorating the death of the actor Sir Henry Irving, 1905.
One of many, many smashing blouses
A map sampler of London, 19th century
Mary Quant ‘Pearly Crayons’, about 1966
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