I have a store of items that will last for some months. I'm happy to keep digging up more. But there must be many gems Ill never see. I'd love to hear from other people with suggestions for items to include.

To reduce the labour involved in maintaining the site I would prefer to receive material in electronic form. This could consist of scanned material (pictures or newspaper articles). For written material I would also be happy to receive electronic text.

I will need some proof the material is genuine, which is why scanned material is preferred. Alternatively I will need to be able to reference the source of the article by being able to look it up, for example in the microfilm collection at the National Library.

As well as the item I would appreciate a few words of explanation - for possible inclusion on the web site - to put the the picture or item into context.

All material displayed will indicate who has provided it when there is no independent manner of verification. No material sent or received on 1 April will be accepted!

For so long as I'm paying the bills for the site to be maintained and hosted I will be the final judge of what is posted on the site - see also Site Editorial Policy.

Material can be posted to me on disc or CD, or can be sent by email to: hughcapel@boake.net.

Hugh Capel
May 2004