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Plaque with a collection of badges collected around the British Isle durring the 1951 Bowling Tour made into a trophy

coffee table with framed collection of British Isles badges and the 1951 New Zealand team pocket patch collected by L Craighead

booklet style programme with a dark red fading down to white cover with "3rd Sealy Posturepedic International Bowls Series" in white and "South Africa versus British Isles Invitation Team" in black. At the middle of the cover is 2 bowling ball style…

A wooden shield shaped plaque with a smaller raised plague featuring the Larne Coat of Arms.
The lower part of the shield shows a ship in sail on water. The crest shows an arm grasping a corran or ancient Irish sickle.

The supporters are swans…

Wooden shield shaped plaque with a smaller plaque attached to the front. The plaque depicts a shield of a gold and red chevron pattern, a red lion to the right and a unicorn to the left. Each stands on a sheath of wheat. Above is a wreath issuing…

Wooden shield shaped plaque with smaller plaque attached to front featuring coat of arms with woman on helmet, leaves and flag with three fish and fruit. Main colours are grey, blue and silver. There is a banner along the bottom with "Borough of…

blue card cover with the Union Jack within a ring of gold tone chains Title is in white

White winceyette with blue surged edge with blue printed in blue is heraldic arms of Whanganui with "British Isles V New Zealand" over the top and " Wanganui New Zealand 1990" underneath this is printed in 1 corner

Framed circular slate with a central map of Wales . There is an image of a red dragon at the top and on either side of the map of Wales are 2 disc shapes. One has a depiction of a daffodil with " Golud Gwlad Rhyddid" with Cardigan County B.A.…

Wooden shield shaped plaque with a smaller plaque attached to the front. The plaque features a coat of arms with a lion, a fish, a sheath of wheat, and three flowers. Below this is a painted banner that features "Golud. Gwlad. Rhyddid". There is a…