Grams Collection

RMS Titanic - gold stud recovered by CS Mackay-Bennett
RMS Titanic - from inventory of items recovered from bodies by cable ship Mackay-Bennett - a late Victorian 18 carat yellow gold round collar or dress stud

WW2 era - Comic Postcard - Oh, I do like a bit of butter
The ironic Caption is Oh! I do like a bit of butter on my bread. The weekly butter ration per person was 2 oz - 56 grams. Cute Kids WW2 Wartime humour Date: circa 1944

Tennis Balls being weighed at Slazenger in Bradford, Yorkshire, England. As of 2018, the required weight of a tennis ball is 58.5 grams. Picture taken 22nd May 1968

Space Memorabilia - lunar meteorite
Space Memorabilia - stunning NWA 11303 Lunar Meteorite weighing eight grams and measuring 37mm. Moon rocks are incredibly rare, making up only 1 per cent of meteorite falls

RMS Titanic - nail scissors recovered by CS Mackay-Bennett
RMS Titanic - from inventory of items recovered from bodies by cable ship Mackay-Bennett - silver mounted steel nail scissors with rusted steel blades

Scales
Antique illustration of a Scales engraving

Packet for Balloon Post
An actual envelope for a letter sent by balloon post out of Paris during the Siege. The letters were limited to a weight of 4 grams ! Date: 1870

Salt on scales, image 2 of 3. The scales, also known as a top pan balance, show that the salt has a mass of 5 grams. This is part of a sequence showing that dissolved solids retain thir mass

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"Grams: Unveiling the Weight of History and Treasures" RMS Titanic - A glimmering gold stud recovered by CS Mackay-Bennett, a poignant reminder of the opulence lost beneath the icy depths. RMS Titanic - Maria Robinson's brooch, delicately crafted and forever frozen in time, tells a tale of elegance amidst tragedy. RMS Titanic - The weighty significance of Maria Robinson's gold memorial medal, symbolizing remembrance for those who perished on that fateful night. RMS Titanic - Unlocking secrets held within Maria Robinson's locket and brooch, each gram carries cherished memories from a bygone era. Space Memorabilia - A celestial marvel captured on Earth; the lunar meteorite holds grams that traveled millions of miles to reach our grasp. RMS Titanic - Nail scissors recovered by CS Mackay-Bennett serve as an intimate glimpse into daily life aboard the ill-fated ship, reminding us that even mundane objects hold historical value. WW2 era - Comic Postcard with its whimsical charm reminds us how even during dark times, laughter can be found in simple pleasures like buttered toast. Space Memorabilia - Another extraterrestrial wonder; the lunar meteorite reveals grams from beyond our world, igniting curiosity about what lies beyond our atmosphere. Tennis Balls being weighed at Slazenger in Bradford, Yorkshire, England; these grams determine fair play and precision on tennis courts worldwide – a testament to meticulous craftsmanship. Scales – These humble instruments have measured countless grams throughout history—weighing goods both precious and ordinary—a silent witness to humanity's pursuit of balance and accuracy. Packet for Balloon Post – As delicate as air itself yet carrying messages across vast distances through skies above; every gram counts when it comes to delivering dreams through balloon post services. Salt on scales – A pinch of salt, a gram's worth of flavor.