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Cork wedge shoes

1996-052-302/002 shoes; woman's 1970s

Brass dial long case clock by Hendrie. Bequeathed by ex-Grangemouth Provost Main. James Hendrie was one of the lesser known Falkirk Clockmakers working in the town around 1750. See curator' comments.

1983-044-001 clock; longcase Hendrie, James

Crusie lamp associated with Kinneil Village

2006-900-039 Lamp; cruisie

Red evening dress. The upper bodice of synthetic chiffon has a round neck and long sleeves. The sleeves fasten with a press stud at the wrist. The lower bodice and skirt falls in a slight 'A-line' to the floor. There are two horizontal bust darts. The lower part is made of red polyester and gold lurex mix. The lurex gives the diamond shaped design to the fabric. There is a zip from the start of the lower bodice to the hip and the neck fastens with a hook and eye. A label is attached which reads 'Hand Made in England', dry cleaning recommended, measurement on the label.

1996-052-038 dress; evening Late 1960s

Green and purple woollen evening dress. The dress top which is green looks like a blouse. It has long sleeves ending in a blouse cuff each with one button. It has a tie type collar which would be folded like a scarf. There are four buttons down the centre front and two bust darts. The blouse is pleated onto a waistband of the same colour. there is a zip from the underarm to the hip on the left side. The skirt which is purple with a broad purple and black stripe is gathered to the waistband and falls straight to the floor. It has a makers label which reads Made in Republic of Ireland John Hagarty, Irish Hand-woven Tweed. There is a wool mark and the inscription 'Pure New Wool' and a separate size label reading '16'

1996-052-036 dress; evening 1960-1970s

White 'wet look' synthetic boots. The boot leg is made of a stretch material which gives the wet look effect. The top of the leg is elasticised. The shoe part of the boot which the leg is stitched onto is of white patent material and the sole is of a black synthetic material. There is a plastic label attached to the top of the right boot, most of the printing has been rubbed off. The only remaining readable line is 'Stretch Synthetic Fashion Boot'.

1996-052-040 boots; woman's Early 1970s

Pink crimplene hot pants- bib and shorts. The bib has a patch pocket on its centre and button holes on each top corner to fasten onto buttons which are stitched to the straps. There are two buttons on each strap to make the length adjustable. The straps are stitched onto the shorts back waistband. The shorts have two darts on back and front pieces and they fasten with a metal zip and hook and eye on waistband, centre-back, The label reads 'From Crimplene, ICI' and care label

1996-052-042 hot pants; woman's Early 1970s

Purple velvet sleeveless dress. The dress has a fitted shape, two bust darts give the bodice shape. The neck is v-shaped and forms straps across the shoulder. Applied decoration which should be over both shoulders is missing. The dress is lined in purple. There are three labels, the first reads DOLLY DAY, London, with size and measurements, the second gives fabric content and the third is a care label.

1996-052-039 dress; woman's Early 1970s

Yellow floral printed seersucker dress. The dress has a broad square neckband in non yellow printed seersucker, there is a frill of printed fabric round the neckband. The sleeves are short, gathered onto the shoulder, and gathered onto the broad cuff which is also of non printed seersucker. The dress body is gathered onto the neckband and the lower part of the sleeve. There is a patch pocket on the front right side of the dress which is of non printed seersucker with a printed frill round it. The dress fastens with a metal zip from the centre back neck to the hip, there is a hook and eye at the neck. The label which is attached has had its printing rubbed off.

1996-052-041 dress; smock Early 1970s

Bright pink sleeveless evening dress. The bodice neck is low and forms a v-shape. There are two bust darts. The shoulders are broad straps. At the point where the bodice meets the straps there is an extra layer of fabric which is gathered under the arm to the side seam. This long piece of fabric tapers to a point. It is designed to wrap over the bodice and ties together at the centre back. The skirt is calf length and gathers onto the bodice waist. There is a centre back zip from the neck to the hip. There is a hook and eye at the neck. The label reads KARIDA, 100% polyester, Made in England and a care label.

1996-052-044 dress; evening

Cream wool coat with synthetic lining. The coat has a wide rounded collar fitted close to the neck. It has long sleeves. Each seam with the exception of the sleeve seams has been top stitched. The coat fastens down the centre front there is one button at the neck, a hook and eye and a press stud. There is facing detail on the centre front from the neck to the waist, and on the shoulder giving the appearance of mock epaulettes. There is a label attached to the coat which reads 'VOGUE PARIS ORIGINAL' and shows an illustration of the Eiffel Tower. This was purchased along with the Coats Paper Pattern. The coat was made at home.

1996-052-047/001 coat; woman's 1972

Vogue paper pattern- Pattern title- VOGUE PARIS ORIGINAL. The front envelope cover has on the left side a photograph of the coat to be made using this pattern, and there is an illustration of the coat on the right hand side. The Christian Dior design house name is immediately under the photograph, and the pattern number is on the bottom right corner. Near the top right corner is a pen inscription ' Made March 1972'. The envelope back gives size, fabric requirements and suggestions along with notations of the trimmings required. There is an illustration on the label; found on 1996-052-047/001 with the instruction to ask for this label at the pattern counter

1996-052-047/002 pattern; paper 1972

Animal print dress made of Tricel synthetic fabric. The dress has a loose roll collar. It has long sleeves ending in a cuff at the wrist, with two large circular buttons. The cut of the dress is semi-fitted, it has two bust darts. The lower third of the skirt is pleated onto the dress with large shallow pleats. The dress fastens with a c/b hook and eye. There is a label attached which reads 'Montigo Bay- simply beautiful, Made in England'. There is a size label a fabric makers label and care instructions

1996-052-048 dress; woman's Early 1970s

Cream crimplene and nylon trouser suit. The top has a long rounded collar and a front zip from neck to hip. The front shoulder seam is gathered to the back to give a smock effect. There is top stitching on the collar and shoulder seams. The sleeves are short, and the left belt loop is missing. Belt- is plain of same fabric. Trousers-front fastening zip and a petersham style waist. There are back and front darts and the C/F crease is topstitched, one waistband clip is missing. The labels on the top of the trouser reads ' St. Michael crimplene and nylon, Made in Britain. The top label also gives size. There is a care label on the reverse. Belt with it in box.

1996-052-050 suit; trousers (woman's)

Orange leather lacing shoes with a brown trim and brown strip from the top of the laces to the tip of the sole. There are ten metal eyelets with a black synthetic lace. The upper lining is made of black, white and grey synthetic material, the sole and insole are synthetic. Part of the insole inscription has been rubbed away, the remaining part reads ' YOUNG MODERN, FLATTIES'. The sole inscription reads ' Biarritz, Made in England'

1996-052-049/003 shoes; woman's 1965

Orange combed cotton ribbed sleeveless jumper with polo neck. The armholes are faced in the same fabric and there are no side seams. The label reads "Made in Italy. Omce, 100% combed cotton".

1996-052-049/002 jumper; woman's 1965

Woollen checked suit. Jacket is of a classic design, double-breasted in style with the lapel and collar. There are two jetted pockets with flaps on the front and six buttons. It is fully lined and its label reads' Reville of London'. Trousers- of the same fabric have an elasticised petersham style waist and front zip fastening. They have a tapered shape and are unlined. Skirt- of same fabric. It has a petersham style waist, left side seam zip hook and eye. The skirt is A-line and is above knee-length. It has two front and four back darts. Only the back piece is lined. Bought in London in 1965 the short skirt seems very daring to the purchaser at the time.

1996-052-049/001 Suit; woman's (jacket, trousers and skirt) 1965

Red and white plaid flared skirt. There is a petersham style waistband and a left side zip fastening with a waist clip. The skirt back is plain with four darts. The skirt front has four pleats, two on each side of the centre front. They are stitched from the waist to hip and are narrow in depth. A piece of the same fabric onto the top of each pair of pleats. It forms two loops one larger than the other. There are two labels the first reads 'St Michael, Cotton, Made in Britain' with a care label. The second gives the size, length and code no.

1996-052-051 skirt; woman's Late 1960s

Cream coloured flared skirt of polyester and rayon. It has six flared panels and a broad waistband. The fastening is with a zip and button on the left front side seam. The label reads 'C & A. Polyester/Rayon, Size 18, Made in UK. Measurements and care label.

1996-052-052 skirt; woman's Early 1970s

Black velvet cotton breeches. They are front fastening with a zip and a button on the waistband. There are two jeans style pockets on the side seams and the back has two darts. The legs of the breeches are pleated onto the knee band which opens with a vent on the outside leg. There are two buttons on each band. The first label reads '100% cotton. Made in Britain' with a care label and the second gives the size.

1996-052-054 breeches; woman's Early 1970s

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