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Won a Travel Award worth £500 in the 'Furniture' section. Travelled to Spain. Photocopy of original report.

On a team with Ian Humphrey. Won a Travel worth £500 under the the 'Collectibles' brief in the 'Postage stamp' section. Travelled to the Czech & Slovak Republics.

Won a Travel Award worth £500 under the 'A Guide to Recycling Facilities' brief in the 'Graphics' section. Travelled to Amsterdam and The Hague.

Won prizes in the SDA in both 1987/88 and 1988/89. In 1987/88 he was awarded a Sony Travel Award worth £500 under the design of a telephone and answerphone combination brief in the 'Office and Domestic Equipment' section. In 1988/89, on a team with David Tonge, he won a 'Walter Wheeler Attachment Award' worth £1500 under the 'Intelligent ATM' brief in the 'Communications & Information Technology' sector. Combined both awards and worked with Pitney Bowes in Connecticut and travelled in the US.

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The Atlantic Provinces Silver Medal was awarded by the Atlantic Canada Chapter of the RSA. The first such medal was awarded in 1978.

A portrait in enamels on Queen's Ware by George Stubbs RA.

Photograph of plaque in Greek Street, Soho, where Wedgwood had his London showrooms from the summer of 1774 to his death in 1795. The plaque, unveiled by Mr John des Fontaines, president of the Wedgwood Society in London, is circular, in pale blue ornamented with a portrait of Josiah, lettering and laurel leaf border in hand-applied white bas-relief.

The Journal was established in 1852 to disseminate information about the Society's activities and included transcriptions of lectures. Unlike the annual printed Transactions which preceded it, the Journal was initially published weekly.\nRecords include files and papers on the production of the Journal and other related promotional publications and press and publicity generally. Complete runs of the Journal are available for consultation in the Research Room at the RSA. Each volume is indexed and there are cumulative 10 year indexes for the Journal up to 1952.