Kensington Palace loan

No.	Other no.	Description
3400227	L384	A silver badge with enamelled red Danish flag and CX monogram for King Christian X, dated 1870-1945, surmounted with crown. Issued for the 70th birthday of King Christian X of Denmark (1940). Worn by the Danes during German occupation. Made by famous silversmiths Georg Jensen. Known as The King’s Emblem Pin.
3402733–47		Embroidery Collection
3402733	L1367	Cotton diaper, 19th century.
3402734	L1368	Wool flannel, 20th century.
3402735	L1369	Basket, 19th century.
3402736	L1370/1-3	Bone needles, 19th century.
3402737	L1371	Bone spacer, 18th-19th century. One large flat spacer with ‘GMD’ engraved on handle.
3402738	L1372	Bone spacer, 18th-19th century. One small thin spacer.
3402739	L1373/1-2	Pair of shuttles, 18th-19th century.
3402740	L1374/1-6	Wool, 20th century. Six balls of fine embroidery wool (red, pink, blue and green shades).
3402741	L1375/1-2	Gold wire. Two lengths.
3402742	L1376	Needle, possibly steel.
3402743	L1377	Silk threads, 20th century. Three hanks of modern twisted cotton embroidery (yellow, gold, brown).
3402744	L1378/1-2	Linen thread, 17th-18th century. One ball of fine linen thread with large knots for embroidery and one ball of fine linen thread with small knots for embroidery.
3402745	L1379/1-3	Cotton thread, 17th-19th century. Three balls of fine stranded cotton thread.
3402746	L1380	Tufted fringe, 20th century. Short lengths of tufted fringe.
3402747		Canvas. Piece of linen canvas, with two pieces of polychrome needle-worked wool work embroidery.

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