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Fire irons; ULM 1996 005 a to c 
Fire irons; Well used blackened set of fire irons:
 
a) poker: cylindrical shaft, round knob handle, squared tip 
b) tongs: cylindrical prongs meeting at circular plates, simple decoration at hilt and flat and round knob handle
c) shovel: cylindrical shaft, round knob handle and shallow shovel with stencil decoration cut out.
 
All found at Culnacraig circa 1985
; Fire equipment
From: Ullapool Museum
Bellows; ULM 1996 001 
Bellows; Rounded bellows made of wood covered in leather, fastened by brass studs. 
Leather air bag. Brass funnel at tip. Circular brass plaque fastened with studs 
showing embossed scene of musicians and dancers in rural costume and building.
Leather strap for hanging attached to handles(broken) 
Small airhole near handle in base. wood. Leather slightly worn in places 
Strap broken. ; Fire equipment
From: Ullapool Museum
Tin chest ‘School Board of Lochbroom’; ULM ACC 1997 193 
Tin chest ‘School Board of Lochbroom’; Tin chest ‘School Board of Lochbroom’.; Box
From: Ullapool Museum
2 Communion jugs; ULM ACC 1996 058 a and b 
2 Communion jugs; Communion Jug - broad-based, with three tiers taping up to a lead with a ring 
around the middle large handle with pouring spout. ; Jug
From: Ullapool Museum
Seaman's passport; ULM 1999 289 
Seaman's passport; Black/ dark blue covered Merchant Shipping Act Discharge Book - Continuous 
Certificate of Discharge Book 416004 for John MacKenzie born 1880 Ullapool, 
home address Tanera, Achiltibuie. This covers the period 24th March 1906 to 
8th July 1921.; Book
From: Ullapool Museum
Blouse; ULM 1999 074 
Blouse; Black, short, lined blouse. This has “leg of mutton” sleeves with 4 cm wide velvet 
bands at the cuff. The stand-up collar is also made of velvet. 20 jet, black buttons 
run up the front. There are metal stays inside at the waist.; Clothing
From: Ullapool Museum
Set of butter clappers; ULM 1999 071 
Set of butter clappers; Set of butter clappers; Butter-vessel
From: Ullapool Museum
Cobblers' last; ULM 1997 213 
Cobblers' last; The last is in two parts: a base which is flat in the middle and raised at both ends 
and a second part which fits into a square shaped hole in the centre of the base. 
The second part is shaped like an upside down shoe and lower leg and it 
has “HUY” imprinted on it.; Shoe last
From: Ullapool Museum
Mincer with 3 attachments; ULM 1997 145 
Mincer ; A long-handled mincer with a table top clamp. 
The outside of the cup is embossed with “L.F & C. New Britain Conn USA Pat 
Oct 12 1897, pat pend” and on the other side “No. 51 climax food chopper”. 
; Grinder
From: Ullapool Museum
Posser; ULM 1997 017 
Posser; A short-handled posser for domestic clothes washing - a basic design with a 
rounded shape.  Used a plunger for clothes in the barrel.; Plunger
From: Ullapool Museum
Tin tray with cylindrical cups; ULM 1997 016  
Tin tray with cylindrical cups; A tin tray with fold down handles at either end containing 19 cylindrical tins - 
possibly one missing. Unknown use - suggestions include cups on ships, 
making candles. 
No sign of use. ; Tray
From: Ullapool Museum
Tin (a) containing tobacco (b); ULM 1996 051 a and b 
Tin (a) containing tobacco (b); The tin is stamped with ”J S Fry and Sons chocolate and cocoa manufacture, 
Bristol and Lon-don”. 
It contains a ball of twisted tobacco with smaller bits and twists falling off. 
The donor was from Badralloch.; Smoking equipment
From: Ullapool Museum
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