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BootRecord: N: 34A brown leather Mark VII polar climbing boot for the left foot. Supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London to the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 (Penola). |
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BootRecord: N: 54A red-brown leather boot, treated with whale oil to prevent the leather freezing. Made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of boot was supplied to the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 (Penola). |
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MittenRecord: N: 786Non-freezing leather glove made for (but not used on) the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 by Robert Lawrie Ltd. |
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BootRecord: N: 787A brown leather sea boot, treated with whale oil to prevent the leather freezing. Made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of boot was supplied to the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 (Penola). |
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BootRecord: N: 788A reddish-brown leather climbing boot, lined with lambskin and treated with whale oil to prevent freezing. Made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of boot was supplied to some members of the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 (Penola). |
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Ice axeRecord: N: 1079tA long-handled ice axe, marked 'Robert Lawrie Ltd'. Part of the equipment for a fully laden sledge as used on the British Graham Land Expedition 1934-37 (Penola). |
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CramponRecord: Y: 49/1/2a-dA pair of light-weight articulated crampons (a = left front, b = left back, c = right front, d = right back), with a single joint and thirteen points. Designed for use with Vibram soles, ski boots, etc. They were made in Fulpmes, Austria and supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London, possibly in connection with the Norwegian-British-Swedish Antarctic Expedition 1949-52. |
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MittenRecord: Y: 49/31/1-2A pair of pale yellow horsehide mittens, made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of mitten was supplied to the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS) in 1949 and was intended to be worn with hand-knitted woollen inner mittens. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 50/48A purple-slate coloured windproof cotton anorak (pullover-style) with a fur-trimmed hood. Made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of anorak was supplied in two sizes to the Norwegian-British-Swedish Antarctic Expedition 1949-52. |
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TrousersRecord: Y: 50/49A pair of purple-slate coloured windproof cotton trousers made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of trouser was supplied in two sizes to the Norwegian-British-Swedish Antarctic Expedition 1949-52. |
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CramponRecord: Y: 52/28/1-2A pair of adjustable articulated crampons with then points. Made by F. Simond of Chamonix and supplied to the Norwegian-British-Swedish Antarctic Expedition 1949-52 by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. The bar of the left crampon has broken and been repaired - this bar proved too frail and soon broke when boulders were encountered. |
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KarabinerRecord: Y: 52/37A karabiner made by F. Simond of Chamonix, France and supplied to the Norwegian-British-Swedish Antarctic Expedition 1949-52 by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Although this type of karabiner proved satisfactory, expedition members prefered those with a sleeve which screwed over the gate to prevent it opening. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 2003/3/3A navy blue sledging anorak (pullover-style) with fur-trimmed hood, made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. This type of anorak was no.2? on the clothing issue list supplied to personnel on the Royal Society International Geophysical Year Expeditions 1955-59. It was donated to the Museum by Joseph MacDowall, senior meteorologist at Halley Bay with the IGY Expedition 1957-58. |
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Boot innerRecord: Y: 2010/74/26a-bA pair of sheepskin boot inners, supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. These replaced the original felt inner boots (with leather soles and reinforcement of the laces) which were part of British Antarctic Survey (BAS) standard issue clothing, issued to Peter Clarkson in 1968 for a two year stay at Halley Bay, and which wore out after two season. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 2011/53/19A green-beige anorak (pullover-style) with fur-trimmed hood, made or supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Belonged to Dr. Allan Rogers, medical officer on the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1955-58, and labelled inside the neck 'Allan Rogers'. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 2011/53/21A navy blue anorak (pullover-style) with fur-trimmed hood, made or supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Belonged to Dr. Allan Rogers, medical officer on the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1955-58. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 2011/53/22A navy blue anorak (pullover-style) with hood, made or supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Belonged to Dr. Allan Rogers, medical officer on the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1955-58. |
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Ice axeRecord: Y: 2011/55/18Ice axe, collected by Brian Jefford, FIDS surveyor at Hope Bay, in 1948. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 2011/55/3A mustard-coloured anorak (pullover-style) with fur-trimmed hood, made or supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Associated with the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS) at Hope Bay, and saved by Brian Jefford, who was surveyor with FIDS at Hope Bay in 1948 and Admiralty Bay in 1949. The anorak is labelled 'Jefford'. |
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Ice axeRecord: Y: 2011/8a-bA long-handled ice axe (a) with a leather guard (b), made by François Simond & Son of Chamonix, France and supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. The axe was used by J.G.D. Pratt on the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1955-58, and the head is stamped 'J.G.D. Pratt'. |
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AnorakRecord: Y: 2014/9/17A navy blue anorak (pullover-style) with hood, made or supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Worn by John Cheal, who was surveyor with the Falkland Island Dependencies Survey (FIDS) 1949-51 at Signy Island and base leader 1950-51, and returned to the Antarctic for four months 1956-57. |
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Record: Y: 2014/9/6A mustard-brown anorak (pullover-style) with fur-trimmed hood, made or supplied by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. Worn by John Cheal, who was surveyor with the Falkland Island Dependencies Survey (FIDS) 1949-51 at Signy Island and base leader 1950-51, and returned to the Antarctic for four months 1956-57. |
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AnorakRecord: Z: 182A khaki-green anorak (pullover-style) with fur-trimmed hood. Made by Robert Lawrie Ltd. of London. |