Description (Physical description)
A single storey house, with pitched roof of cane, raised on wooden legs. No furniture, only a slightly lower front ?verandah. labelled ;18G'bekwo doorway entrance, possibly an old exhibition label. An old circular tie on label '?206' refers to the Skeat I listing, but this model does not have the pigeon house, granary, out-houses etc noted in the list. It is probable that it is the Rajah's house, no. 207, a fact corroborated by a pencil note '207/ Rajah's House' on a pink catalogue card found in the box.
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Author: maa

Description (Physical description)
Model; Model House
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Author: maa

Context (CMS Context)
Card gives ' 102' as possible box number, possibly part of an outmoded classification. The card also has the number ' 27' . The dimensions of the box are 23" x 21" x 19" . It is front opening. This object has been linked up with Skeat I: 207 which, according to Skeat' s Printed Catalogue I, refers to a Kelantan " Rajah' s audience chamber" Collected by: Skeat.W.W in 1896; 1897
Event Date 13/1/1987
Author: maa

Context (CMS Context)
A box labelled with "27 (i)" and "Sk 206/7189) has been located with a model house inside. The house stands on 8 double stilts and has a double peaked roof, the highest point in the centre. Associated with this record because of the salmon pink card label found in side house, which reads in pencil "207 Rajah's House". Other labels attached to the house note "?206" in pencil on circular label and "101" in blue ballpoint in rectangular label and :18G: in type adhered to front of house. However, a second house, with cloth curtains/shades, seven figures on the veranda, with a dog and model tree, has also been located. This box is labelled "27 sk 207" and a modern label notes "102". It is unclear which house belongs to this record, and both boxes have been labelled with "?33761".
Event Date 2/3/2012
Author: Rachel Hand

Context (CMS Context)
This house appears to be Skeat I 207, a model house of the Rajah, showing the Kelantan Rajah's audience chamber, as described in 207.
Event Date 11/6/2014
Author: Rachel Hand