02description,collectiontype:object AND dateMade:1914OrdnanceOne of two shells.OrdnanceOne of two shells.Antiquities - Ships EquipmentShip's bell HMS 'Valiant'. Six canons and solid argent. Cast in crown staple with wrought iron clapper. Admiralty pattern 8A. Inscribed in black letters 'H.M.S. VALIANT 1914'. Maker's name on the top 'G. CLARK & SONS HULL'.RelicsDoor plate from HMS 'Good Hope' 1901. Wooden, rounded at the ends with six screw holes. Scratched on the back 'XXX'II (dockyard marks).Charts & MapsSingle sheet. Chart colour shaded. Lights coloured. Scale: 1 : 7,480.RelicsA piece of plain writing paper, lined in red headed 'The Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition'. Acquired with the effects of Dr Alexander Hepburne Macklin (1889-1967), surgeon on Shackletons last two expeditions.Edged WeaponsThe scabbard is black leather, with two gilt lockets with rings and a chape, ornamented with lines, scrolls and hearts and with a honeysuckle ornament at the bottom of the chape.Miscellaneous AntiquitiesFramed contents of a tobacco tin which was presented by Princess Mary to all servicemen in 1914. This items are thought to have belonged to a serviceman serving on board 'H.M.S. Forester'.CeramicsCase for Sevres biscuit porcelain group of a wild boar hunt.CeramicsPlinth for Sevres biscuit porcelain group of a wild boar hunt.