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Three colour photographs mounted on a black photograph album page. The photographs show Jack Clemo and his wife Ruth Clemo (nee Peaty) outside Goonamarris, the cottage in St Stephen-in-Brannel, where Jack Clemo had lived his entire life before moving…

Black and white photograph of Jack Clemo (front left, with an arrow pointing towards him), sitting on the beach at Falmouth, Cornwall, with a picnic basket, seven family members or friends, and a black Pomeranian dog. From a photograph album.

Black and white photograph of Jack Clemo (far right), standing in the sea at Falmouth, Cornwall, with seven other people. Some appear to be family members, while others may be friends. The caption below identifies some of the individuals as 'Mum'…

Black and white photograph of Jack Clemo standing on a rock, with the sea in the background. From a photograph album.

Sepia-toned photograph of Jack Clemo outdoors with a black Pomeranian dog. Possibly taken at Falmouth in Cornwall. From a photograph album.

Sepia-toned group photograph of 22 children. Jack Clemo is sat in the front row on the far left. From a photograph album.

Sepia-toned studio photographic portrait of Jack Clemo as an infant with his mother, Eveline Clemo, and his father, Reginald Clemo. His father, a clay-kiln worker, was killed at sea towards the end of the First World War, and he was raised by his…

Sepia-toned studio photographic portrait of Jack Clemo, aged three or four, with his mother, Eveline Clemo. From a photograph album.

A handmade Valentine's card, featuring both a typewritten poem and a manuscript message. Ruth Clemo has added manuscript contextual notes, including the date and a note that it was the 'last one ever', as Jack Clemo died on 25 July 1994.

Promotional guide booklet to Exeter's Theatre On The Hill (1985).

[This may not even be an animal]

[This is a free-swimming “sea-lily” (Crinoidea), probably Antedon. The weed seems to be a young Laminaria frond.]

[Fresh water bryozoan, with pictures of larval stages and ‘statoblasts’: disc-like resting stages from which new individuals develop.]

[Almost certainly Plumatella repens (Linnaeus, 1758).]

[Only skeletal material is visible; the zooids are presumably retracted.]
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