The Bull Hotel Long Melford Suffolk
Paper Model
1952 (printed), 1953-1956 (made)
1952 (printed), 1953-1956 (made)
| Artist/Maker | |
| Place of origin |
This model was assembled by the donor, Peter Iveson (b.22/01/1938) in the mid 1950s when he was a pupil at Sedburgh School. Micromodels were readily available for a half-crown or three shillings and sixpence in a local shop. This amount was equivalent to a week's pocket money. The hobby of building them was very popular with the boys at the school aged 13 to 16.
Peter Iveson's best models were put away when he became more interested in building model aeroplanes and kept safe by his mother.
Peter Iveson's best models were put away when he became more interested in building model aeroplanes and kept safe by his mother.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | The Bull Hotel Long Melford Suffolk (manufacturer's title) |
| Materials and techniques | Folded and glued paper |
| Brief description | Made-up paper model of The Bull Hotel, Long Melford, made in England by Micromodels Ltd in 1952 |
| Physical description | Paper model of a Tudor house with extensive outbuildings surrounding a yard area. The building is black and white, the chimneys red and the roof mottled red and black. The surface of the yard and the surrounds on one side of the building is black and white denoting cobblestones. The building is mounted on a piece of wood painted black around its edge. |
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| Credit line | Given by Mr Peter Iveson |
| Summary | This model was assembled by the donor, Peter Iveson (b.22/01/1938) in the mid 1950s when he was a pupil at Sedburgh School. Micromodels were readily available for a half-crown or three shillings and sixpence in a local shop. This amount was equivalent to a week's pocket money. The hobby of building them was very popular with the boys at the school aged 13 to 16. Peter Iveson's best models were put away when he became more interested in building model aeroplanes and kept safe by his mother. |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | B.280-2011 |
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| Record created | June 26, 2012 |
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