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- Far superior to any other A2 jacket Review by Julian A. Lloyd
First of all, many thanks for the superb custom A2 russet horsehide jacket you made for my wife to give to me for my 40th Birthday on 12th March. It got here to the UK in time for my birthday, and I wore it for the first time to go out to lunch with my wife. I'm absolutely delighted with it, the fit and finish is excellent, and the inside pockets are just right for my wallet and mobile phone. It's far superior in quality to any A2 jacket that I've seen over here in the UK, and although of course it's not cheap it seems very good value indeed to me, and certainly not more expensive than some of the less painstakingly authentic items that I've seen here.
I do have one question, though. Is it usual in the USA for the moving pull-up sliding part of the zipper to be on the right hand side of the jacket? Here in England it would always be on the left side, so I'm a little clumsy fastening it up at present, as over here we're used to holding the bottom of the jacket with the right hand and pulling up with the left. Just a question of getting used to it I suppose! The main thing, though, is that it looks great (I'm sure it will be better still with a bit of wear) and is just what I wanted. Thanks very much indeed. (Posted on 7/21/10) - Jacket keeps getting better Review by Mike Pope Burleson
I received my Goatskin A-2 jacket yesterday, UPS made good time. The jacket is great. I really appreciate your patience and great customer service. Before ordering this jacket as I mentioned to you, I got very interested in the A-2 after visiting some of the websites. It has become somewhat of a hobby now, I have even purchased one of the books written on the A-2. As far as I can tell, this jacket holds very true with the original A-2's, of course I am no expert, but the color of the lining, collar stand and collar, epaulet widths, pockets positioned further toward the back, and the snaps appear to be true to the originals. I think my next purchase from you will be the horsehide A-2 next year probably. Thanks Again.
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I couldn't tell you how or why, but this Goatskin A-2 I purchased from you just keeps getting better looking and better looking the more I wear it. Ha...just came to me, must be the quality. Great jacket. Thanks. (Posted on 7/21/10) - Beautiful Review by Ken Karhuse
- Just received the custom A-2 jacket in horsehide vintage brown you made for me. What a beauty! The best. (Posted on 7/21/10)
- Worn with pride Review by Robert H. Anderson
- Many of my friends in aviation (DOTD) have A-2 jackets and I have wanted one now for 3 years. I received one for Christmas from my wife. The first cold morning I wore it to C.C.'s, a local coffee house. There set a group of men, that I didn't even know, having coffee and they all turned and spoke to me,..."Hi...how ya doing?". I have to tell you a sense of pride came upon me. Every where I went that day ,people that I didn't even know, spoke. I felt like I was representing the men who fought for our country and the freedom that we have today in America. I would proudly stand and defend our great country as our forefathers did in WWI and WWII. I wear my A-2 with pride. (Posted on 7/21/10)
- Outstanding Review by Robert C. Eddy
- I ordered my A-2 horsehide by telephone Sunday night and received the jacket on Thursday. Pretty impressive. The jacket is outstanding. The staff at U.S. Authentic is also very helpful. (Posted on 7/21/10)
- Fits like a glove Review by Manfred Rahmsdorf
- The jacket I ordered from you came today and it fits like a glove! Really a good piece - the comments of your customers on your homepage were true. Good chance to get myself another jacket for colder days possibly soon. (Posted on 7/21/10)
- Quality is outstanding Review by Todd Escandon
- I want to thank you for the fine customer service that you provided to me. I ordered a Horsehide A2 and received it promptly. The quality of the jacket is outstanding and the fit is perfect. However I changed my mind and decided I would prefer the Goatskin A2. I contacted US Authentic and talked to one of your very courteous people who helped me out. I returned the jacket and very promptly received the Goatskin jacket. I am very happy with the new jacket, it is perfect in every way. It is refreshing to deal with a company such as yours. Thanks again. (Posted on 7/21/10)
- Beautiful jacket for a reasonable price Review by Stephen Arlt
- I've just received my new A-2 ! I must tell you that I am very pleased with it, it fits me perfectly even with a woolen sweat-shirt, thanks to the measurements I had sent you on your web page. This is my first A-2 and I am sure to have made the right choice: I've got a beautiful jacket for a very reasonable price. Who could ask for more ? In addition, being a member of the B-17 Sally B Supporters Association (Swiss Branch), I look forward to wear my A-2 on the first occasion to come ! Thank you again for your help, understanding and kindness. (Posted on 7/21/10)
- Good product Review by Lt. Col. Paul R. Jones
For years the only A-2 source I knew of was Avirex. I bought one of their original 1978 jackets. I ordered a size 40 but they sent a 44. It was way too large but the workmanship was excellent. Particularly the heavy cotton stitching and its spacing was superb. The steer hide was heavy and handsome. The epaulets were not too wide and the box stitching was small and squared off. I washed the jacket and threw it in the dryer. It shrunk enough for me to wear, but over the years I outgrew it. I ordered other A-2s, a B-3 and B-15s from Avirex but their quality clearly dropped over the years and their jackets were always too dark in color anyway. By the 1990s I had to wear a 44 and suck in my breath or order a 46 and wear a heavy sweater under it. I was, quite frankly, dissatisfied with Avirex. I recently read comments on an A-2 web page by a serious A-2 collector who rated Lost World, The Real McCoy and Eastman ahead of yours. I thought you might like to here my comparison of your U.S. Authentic A-2 with two of these company's jackets.
I bought a Real McCoy (the New Zealand outfit) A-2 jacket around 1993. It cost $300.00 (U.S.). Plus I had to pay $30.00 customs. I ordered a size 44. It was perfect in color and had the Army Air Forces logo (I had asked for it) on the left sleeve, but their 44 was way too small. I gave it to my son. After two years or so the McCoy had not fared well. The knit cuffs and waistband had frayed and torn and the leather coating had deteriorated badly in the main wear areas. But my son had not put the jacket under a great deal of stress. I've got a friend who's had an Eastman A-2 for about three years, and said he paid around $750.00 for it and quite frankly it looks awful. It is nearly worn out. All the cuffs and waist band wool are worn through with holes and the lining is ripped and torn. The outer shell looks worn, not aged.
I found your A-2 purely by chance while surfing the net last summer and liked the look and price. The russet brown was what I've wanted for years and you advertised veg. versus chrome or drum tanning. I ordered it and have just now, because of the weather, been able to start seeing some of the newness wear off, but it certainly does not appear that your A-2 isn't strong enough to stand reasonable wear and tear. The only trouble is, with the McCoy 44 being so small, I ordered yours in a 46, and it swamps me. But I love it too much to send back.
I have one question for you though. After having a leather name tag sewed on the left front of the jacket at a shoe repair shop, I noticed a black scrape mark on the jacket (probably made while the guy was pulling the jacket around under the sewing machine). When I attempted to clean the spot with a leather cleaning liquid, the area turned black! I checked the inside of one of the pockets and it is clear that the jacket skin is brown below the surface tanning. What do you suppose made the surface of the skin turn lack like that? I was able to make a repair by buying a chocolate colored shoe touch up spray. The area is a bit shinier than the rest of the skin. Any suggestions for matching it all back up? This worries me. Is this jacket going to fade to a darker color over the years? (US Authentic comment- We strongly recommend that you have any repair done by us; you get a lifetime warrantee on the leather)
Overall, I'd say you have just as good a product line as the bigger boys. I'll keep you posted. Also, I'm considering ordering a 44R so I can have one to wear when I only wear a shirt. Have you narrowed your shoulder epaulets? That seems to be a universal criticism you've received. (US Authentic comment- yes we did, currently our stock A-2 jackets have epaulets width of 1 7/8" at the sleeve side tapering down to 1 1/2" at the neck side) Otherwise, What I've got looks good. And are you going to offer jackets with the Army Air Forces logo shoulder transfer? (US Authentic comment- We offer the AAF emblem hand painted or embroidered). (Posted on 7/21/10) - Brings back memories Review by Chuck Salzenstein
- I was very pleased not only to receive the jacket so promptly, but with the fit, appearance, and workmanship. I am sixty eight years old and no longer able to fly, but wearing the jacket will not only keep me warm, but will also bring back many fond memories. (Posted on 7/21/10)


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Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 20:42 GMT
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EA Sports UFC roster includes Jon Jones
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Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 16:22 GMT
Dead Rising 3 DLC Operation Eagle announced, 20 minute game demo now available
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Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 14:22 GMT
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Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 14:05 GMT
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Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 22:20 GMT
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"Greg let us drag him around all morning. I kept fading back to pick him up and drag him back to the group. And then right when we get to the start of the biggest climb in Oregon he finally comes alive. It's a classic Greg move. We get about 500 yards into the first steep section and Eyera and Hott start digging into it for real. A minute later Greg, who's still sitting in at this point, notices Daniel and I starting to fade and he can see we're all getting dropped. So he rolls off, by and past us. He doesn't stop to chat or let us get on his wheel or say hi, he just rolls left and jumps after those guys, leaving us to suffer. I eventually drop Daniel who was starting to pant and make strange noises. Every second of every minute of that climb hurt."
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Nearly twice as many emperor penguins inhabit Antarctica as was thought.
Nearly twice as many emperor penguins inhabit Antarctica as was thought.
Yes, there are more emperor penguins than previously thought. Where do you get the idea that "global warming is good for penguins", though? Certainly not from the article you linked, or from any serious climate science.
Oh wait, you're just making sh|te up again, aren't you.
What are you doing about it?
If your a science denier then you don't need science to back up your arguments.
Is there any evidence that shows that
genglandoh read any further than the title bar?
It really is quite difficult to build an ugly wooden boat.
The power of the web: Anyone can post anything on the web
The weakness of the web: Anyone can post anything on the web.
Sorry Geng but the article you linked simply doesn't support your thread title. Either you are lying or horribly misinterpreting the data and the story.
Either way, maybe an admission of error on your part is due?
"Please be more specific or we'll choose to order a cheaper bilge-rat to replace you."
maybe in 10 years their numbers will be down to the previous estimate
How will that affect power outages?
Penguins don't live in the Antarctic because it's cold, they moved there to start an empire.
We don't know how lucky we are....
I hear that they are all Republicans
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
There may be more but in a while they will be hungry, very hungry if things continue as they are.
Krill face deadly cost of ocean acidification
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13th October 2010
New research on the impact of ocean acidification on Antarctic krill has found increased levels of carbon dioxide kill their embryos.
The Australian Antarctic Division study exposed krill to different levels of carbon dioxide to assess the possible impact of acidification on the early development of krill.
Ocean acidification is caused by man-made carbon dioxide from the atmosphere being absorbed by the ocean.
Krill biologist, Dr So Kawaguchi, said most of the krill embryos exposed to higher levels of carbon dioxide did not develop and none of them hatched successfully.
"We used the Antarctic Division's krill aquarium to set up three sea water tanks bubbled with the current (380 parts per million (ppm)), medium (1000ppm) and high (2000ppm) levels of carbon dioxide," Dr Kawaguchi said.
"There was no change detected in the development of the krill embryos in the tanks with the current and medium levels, but in the tank with higher levels, none of the embryos survived to hatch."
Perfect is the enemy of good.
.... and please explain to the kiddies what's needed to get to 2000ppm
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
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Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
So... just to use a bit of elementary logic, if the levels keep increasing, coal keeps being burnt, CO2 stored 20 million years ago continues indefinitely to be released ....what would you suggest?
Perfect is the enemy of good.
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
Do a referendum and get back to me.
As for krill, acidification is increasing and the logic is that it will eventually become deadly as there seems no interest in the stopping said increase .
At what point do you think it will stop by itself?
Perfect is the enemy of good.
No... you've put out propaganda that says that krill will die at 2000ppm CO2 bubbling through their midst. Total propaganda which you can't link to the real workd. Red herring extrordinaire.... then you want to run away from it....
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
It's a fact, the point being to illustrate that the current path will lead to dead oceans .... but you refuse as per normal to concede said fact or to comment on the sure inevitability of the result. Steady as we go eh Ian?
Perfect is the enemy of good.
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
A progression ..if you don't like the idea tell me when the acidification will stop.
Perfect is the enemy of good.
I'm sure you can work that out Ian.The reality of an acidified ocean will be achieved if we continue as we are going .That's the reality .
Do you disagree?.
Perfect is the enemy of good.
I don't agree or disagree. I'm not a scientist.... I was just asking about how a seemingly absurd experiment ties in to reality? If you want a similarly absurd example... Bubble saturated water vapor through your lungs and I bet your sperm count won't look too good in a week or two.
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
As usual, no answer and sliding sideways. Night Ian .
Perfect is the enemy of good.
Obviously I posted this as a joke to point out how silly it is to use studies like this to prove anything.
Every time you hear that a new count of animals in the wild is lower than the earlier count people blame it on Global Warming or Man.
So I used this story as a way to reverse the thought process and just to show how silly it is.
As to the Penguins
In the past the count was estimated at about 300K this new study using better methods ESTIMATES the count at about 600K.
So this only shows a better way to estimate the number of Penguins.
Does anyone really think the actual number of Penguins has changed?
So now think about his the next time you are told the estimate of Polar Bears are down and this is because of Global Warming.
Do you really think we have a good starting estimate of the number of Polar Bears from 100 Years ago?
The North Pole was discovered in 1909
The South Pole was discovered in 1912
It's called the predator/prey relationship, Jamie. But you know that, don't you?
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Afternoon Peter. As usual, you put up a theory that you've since not managed to support. What relevance to the argument was some lackey's experiment involving concentrations of carbon dioxide 500% greater than exist in our atmosphere past the noses of some organisms?
Meanwhile, there's a technical discussion of ocean acidification on wiki. It finishes with this:
.... it is expected that ocean acidification in the future will lead to a significant decrease in the burial of carbonate sediments for several centuries, and even the dissolution of existing carbonate sediments. This will cause an elevation of ocean alkalinity, leading to the enhancement of the ocean as a reservoir for CO2 with moderate (and potentially beneficial) implications for climate change as more CO2 leaves the atmosphere for the ocean
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
No doubt, unfortunately a lot of those carbonates form the shells of a variety of life forms, often those at the bottom of the food chain. They will be extinct before the chemistry self corrects. You're no zoologist mate .
Perfect is the enemy of good.
I never claimed to be, but I see you are possessed with something, presumably predictive foresight?
This from wiki. Perhaps you can explain your claim against the history?
Changes in carbon dioxide during the Phanerozoic (the last 542 million years). The recent period is located on the left-hand side of the plot, and it appears that much of the last 550 million years has experienced carbon dioxide concentrations significantly higher than the present day
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
Wot are you trying to prove Ian ? That carbonate shells don't dissolve in acid?
Go have a beer or something useful .
Perfect is the enemy of good.
Carpe the living sh!t out of the Diem
I'd rather look back at my life and say "I can't believe I did that" instead of being there saying "I wish I'd done that"
Claims? That acidification will continue to toxic levels? Nothing outrageous there Ian.
That acidification is fatal to krill, yes, but it will dissolve their shells and make them inviable far sooner .
Perfect is the enemy of good.
I have posted this before, and if you want more info on the subject of using sulfuric acid as a nuetralising agent in sea water I will try to assist. Not all acids are the same.
Note: some understanding of chemistry (approximately A-Level) is necessary to understand this post. The theory behind the toxic ocean acidification scam proceeds like this: as the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere increases, the concentration in the oceans also increases due to dissolution [true all other things being equal]. CO2 dissolved in water reacts with water to form carbonic acid, making the seas acidic [a half truth they become very slightly less basic]. This acidity dissolves the shells of marine life causing mass extinction [an utter falsehood].
As a matter of fact, seawater is alkaline and basic. Dissolving the carbon dioxide from all the worlds known fossil fuel reserves would never make the sea acidic. The climate alarmists coined the phrase ocean acidification to make it sound alarming, whereas the process is actually what is known as neutralization. The term acidification of course sounds more scary than talking about the oceans becoming slightly less basic or a little more neutral.
To put this into perspective, the pH of seawater is, on average, around pH 8.2. Pure water is pH 7.0, and clean rainwater is pH 5.6. What is more, seawater is a highly buffered solution it can take up a huge amount of dissolved inorganic carbon without significant effect on pH. There is not the slightest possibility that the oceans could approach the neutral pH of pure water even if all the fossil fuel reserves in the world were burned, so all talk of acid oceans is utter nonsense. What sort of change are we talking about? Possibly a change of pH of 0.2 units this century, say from 8.2 to 8.0. That would mean by definition that the concentration of the acidic H+ ions would still be no more than 10% of their concentration in pure water.
The so-called science behind this acid ocean scare is highly questionable. Firstly, an increasing concentration of CO2 in the water improves the efficiency of photosynthesis in the oceans (as it does on the land), and so increases the growth of plant life in the ocean, including phytoplankton, upon which graze zooplankton, which is food for a vast range of sea animals, including whales.
Secondly, its not possible through lifeless inorganic chemistry to predict what is happening with living processes. Fish pump huge quantities (hundreds of millions of tonnes annually) of available carbonate in the oceans as a byproduct of the systems that enable them to survive in high salinity. This is using the energy of life processes to buck the normal dissolved inorganic carbon equilibria. The calcium carbonate of dead calcifying organisms dissolves naturally in seawater. What stops a sea creatures shell from dissolving away is the living creatures continually producing more calcium carbonate, just like a land animal continually produces skin cells to replace those that are lost to the environment.
Thirdly, an increasing concentration of dissolved inorganic carbon (e.g. dissolved carbon dioxide, bicarbonate ions, carbonate ions) makes the process of laying down calcium carbonate in shells efficient. This is because there is a far greater supply of calcium ions (441ppm) in seawater than dissolved inorganic carbon (90ppm) and any increase in dissolved carbon dioxide simply pushes the reactions towards the production of more bicarbonate and carbonate ions. The reactions are reversible and in equilibria:
Add more CO2 at the left and the reaction proceeds to a greater or lesser extent to the right. Most of the additional carbon ends up as bicarbonate. Note that as the reaction is driven to the right by the dissolution of additional CO2 there is increased production of H+ ions, so acidity is increasing (= decreasing pH).
Fourthly, the situation is completely different from the case where pH is artificially lowered by adding, say, hydrochloric acid, where there would be no addition of dissolved inorganic carbon. Unfortunately, many scientists have failed to understand this basic chemistry and have conducted crude experiments on shellfish by adding mineral acids to seawater. Whilst this duly lowers the pH, it drives the equilibrium reactions in the opposite direction, so is completely invalid as an experimental model. In the equilibrium equation above, introducing mineral acid (which introduces no additional dissolved inorganic carbon) adds H+ ions on the right of the equilibrium equation, which drives the reaction to the left. The increase in H+ ions (equivalent to lower pH), arises because the experimenter is tipping in mineral acid and is thereby forcing the reaction drastically to reduce carbonate and to increase dissolved carbon dioxide, which will come out of solution into the atmosphere as bubbles, decarbonizing the seawater. But if increasing atmospheric CO2 is the driver, the reaction is forced the other way; if mineral acid is the driver, the pH goes down and carbonates and possibly bicarbonates also go down. Looking at pH alone tells us absolutely nothing about the concentrations of carbonates, bicarbonates, dissolved CO2, equilibria, reaction rates or reaction directions. At the very least we also need to know the amount of dissolved inorganic carbon. Moreover, calcium carbonate dissolves in alkaline seawater (pH 8.2) 15 times faster than in pure water (pH 7.0), so it is silly, meaningless nonsense to focus on pH.
At pH 8, seawater is supersaturated with carbonate. Why does this excess carbonate not precipitate out as calcium carbonate, since there are so many free calcium ions in the water? This seldom happens because of the presence of magnesium ions in seawater that preferentially ion pair with the carbonate in solution. With ion pairing, the reaction moves further to the right than would be the case without magnesium ions, yet without precipitation of magnesium and calcium carbonate salts, and this ensures there is an abundance of dissolved carbonate ions available for living organisms in spite of the low alkalinity. Moreover, phosphorus and dissolved organic compounds permit high levels of carbonate to exist without precipitation. Seawater is a truly marvelous and complex chemical system, which includes non-volatile borate, phosphate and silicate buffers.
Increasing CO2 partial pressure in a CO2/carbonate equilibrium will always drive the reaction towards the production of more dissolved inorganic carbon, irrespective of any associated reduction in pH arising from the shift in equilibrium itself. So if atmospheric CO2 increases, leading to increased dissolution of CO2, we can be sure that there will be a higher concentration of available carbon the complete opposite of what the scare mongers are telling us. It seems that those creating the ocean acidification scare would like us to believe that a reduction in pH is analogous to tipping mineral acid in the oceans, which would indeed be damaging, and would liberate CO2 from the oceans and decarbonize it, whereas the effect of increasing dissolution of CO2 is beneficial both to marine plants and animals.


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RALEIGH - Newly elected Sen. Ben Clark III of Hoke County and Sen. Wesley Meredith of Fayetteville were sworn in this morning to the state Senate.
And this afternoon, freshman lawmaker John Szoka of Gates Four in Cumberland County was sworn to the state House in along with re-elected Reps. Elmer Floyd, Rick Glazier and Marvin Lucas.
The Senate unanimously re-elected Sen. Phil Berger to head the Senate as its president pro tem, and the House re-elected Thom Tillis as Speaker.
With the lawmakers taking office, for the first time since 1870 the Republicans control the House, Senate and governor's mansion.
In his acceptance speech, Berger outlined goals of reforming the state's tax structure, reducing business regulation and reforming education.
Tillis, too, called for changes to public school education. Teachers should be encouraged to innovate, he said.
And he also called for tax reform, saying that the state's current tax system is outdated and too complex, and reduction in regulation of business.
Some regulation is necessary, Tillis said, but some regulations are nothing more than red tape that inhibits business.
Clark said he already is preparing legislation, but he declined to say what it is about.
Meredith said he plans to work to ensure continued funding of Fayetteville-area projects and programs such as the Cape Fear Botanical Garden, The North Carolina Military Business Center and the Goodyear incentives.
He also expects to sponsor legislation to require voters to show a photo identification when they vote.
The House is continuing its opening day session this afternoon.
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Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Queen's Road
City of Bristol
General enquiries
0117 922 3571
0117 922 2047
Bristol's premier museum and art gallery houses important collections of minerals and fossils, natural history, eastern art, world wildlife, Egyptology, archaeology and fine and applied art.
Venue Type:
Museum, Gallery
Additional info
For a reminder of your visit, the Museum shop contains award-winning merchandise, including reproduction prints from the Art Gallery's collections, greetings cards, a wide range of books for all ages and interests, unusual gifts and Bristol-branded gifts to name just a few. To view the stock and for more information, visit the Museum Shop web page.
The Geology, Applied Art and Eastern Art collections at Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery are Designated Collections of national importance.
Among the Designated applied art collections with a strong Bristol connection are important collections of delftware and glass. Also designated are Bristol's geology collections and fine and applied arts from the Far East, including the celebrated Schiller Collection.
Part of Bristol Museums' Designated Collections related to Bristol's role as a manufacturing city and major seaport is on display here. Other parts of these collections can be seen at Georgian House, Red Lodge, and Blaise Castle House Museum. Please contact Bristol Museums for more information if you wish to see a specific item.
At Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery there is a choice of galleries situated upstairs full of artworks: Old Masters, French School, British Collection, Modern Art and the Bristol School.
Alongside in the adjoining galleries, the decorative arts collections can be found: Eastern Art, Ceramics, Silverware and Glassware. On the lower floors - a fine collection of glittering minerals, ancient fossils and a large archaeology gallery showing the South West's geographic formation. Close by is the World Wildlife Gallery containing many examples of endangered or extinct animals, including the much-loved Alfred the Gorilla.
The popular Egyptology gallery contains real mummies besides other items and situated next door is the hugely impressive wall decoration made over 3,000 years ago - the Assyrian Reliefs. A natural history gallery contains examples of aquatic habitats in the south west of England and an interactive map of local wildlife sites and a freshwater aquarium containing fish typical of the region. Throughout the Museum and Art Gallery material from other countries can be seen, including pottery and clothing.
Collection details
Science and Technology, Religion, Photography, Natural Sciences, Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals, Aviation, Archaeology
Key artists and exhibits
- Old Masters, French School, British Collection, Modern Art and the Bristol School
- Eastern Art, Ceramics, Silverware and Glassware
- Archaelogy / fossils
- Egyptology / mummies
- Assyrian Reliefs
- Pottery and clothing
- Natural history
- Endangered or extinct animals, including the much-loved Alfred the Gorilla
- Designated Collection
Return from the Underworld: The Orpheus Mosaic from Newton St Loe
- 3 August 2013 — 12 January 2014 *on now
Discover the Orpheus Mosaic from Newton St Loe, one of the museum's largest Roman objects. This is only the second time it has been on public show in more than 150 years.
The Orpheus mosaic was discovered in a Roman Villa at Newton St. Loe during the construction of the Bristol to Bath section of Brunel's Great Western Railway in 1837. Several mosaic floors were found including this one, which illustrates the story of Orpheus, a mythical poet and musician, charming a circle of wild animals.
Roman mosaic floor designs which show Orpheus within a circle of animals are only found in Britain. The floor from Newton St. Loe is one of only nine ever to have been identified and may be the earliest, dating to between the late AD 200s and early AD 300s. The sense of movement achieved in the animals and the elaborate colouring of the figure of Orpheus is unparalleled.
The mosaic will be located in the Balcony Gallery on the first floor.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Roman Empire: Power and People
- 21 September 2013 — 12 January 2014 *on now
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery will host the largest ever UK exhibition of Roman artefacts on loan from the British Museum this autumn.
Roman Empire: Power & People brings together over 160 stunning pieces from the British Museum to explore the story of one of the most powerful empires the world has ever seen.
Highlights include sculpture from the villas of the Emperors Tiberius and Hadrian, coins from the famous Hoxne treasure, beautiful jewellery and even near-perfectly preserved children's clothing from Roman Egypt.
The exhibition explores the wealth, power and organisation of the Empire, but also how the Romans viewed their provinces and other peoples. Religious, military and personal objects give an insight into the lives of people across the Empire, from northern Britain to Egypt and the Middle East. These fascinating objects show how the influences of the many people and places that the Romans came into contact with were absorbed and adapted into the Empire.
The exhibition debuts at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery and is the only stop in the south-west before touring the UK.
Click the link below for more information and related events.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
£5 / £4 concessions / £3 children (5 to 16yrs) / free under 5s
Family ticket £10 (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children)
Group bookings
1 in 10 group visitors go free. Groups must book in advance by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com
The Romans and Bristol
- 19 October 2013 — 12 January 2014 *on now
The exhibition focuses on the activities of antiquarian collectors, excavators and local residents who have all contributed towards making Bristol's Roman collection what it is today. Many of the objects in the exhibition have never been on public display before.
Visitors will be introduced to the work of individuals such as the discovery of Kings Weston Roman Villa by post-war teenagers: George Boon and John Clevedon Brown. The work of the Reverend John Skinner, whose excavations in Camerton, Somerset uncovered a wealth of Roman artefacts, including: three coin hoards; fine imported Roman pottery; brooches and other personal and domestic items also form part of the exhibition. Material from important local sites, including: the Roman town of Abona at Sea Mills; a Roman temple and three Roman villas will be displayed together to give visitors a flavour of the wide range of artefacts in the collection.
Suitable for
- Any age
City Lives – Contemporary art in a changing world
- 30 November 2013 — 2 March 2014 *on now
City Lives is the second in the Global to Local trilogy of exhibitions showing at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery. Half the world's population lives in a city and it is estimated that by 2050 this will rise to more than three quarters. Featuring artists from around the world, City Lives explores some of the issues arising from Urbanisation today.
Suitable for
- Any age
Friends, Romans, Countrymen... lend me your bears!
- 27 December 2013 — 12 January 2014
Dress your favourite teddy bear in a toga and bring it to the museum to get a half-price family ticket to Roman Empire: Power and People. Click the link to see 'Toga Teddy' in the 'how to' video - How to make a toga for your bear!
Suitable for
- Any age
Family Ticket ususally £10
Jeremy Deller - English Magic
- 12 April — 21 September 2014
English Magic reflects Deller's interest in the diverse nature of British society and its broad cultural, socio-political and economic history.
Suitable for
- Any age
Suggested Donation £2
Family explorer kits
- 20 December 2013 — 12 April 2014 *on now
Discover the museums afresh with our photo trail using binoculars, magnifying glasses and more…
Suitable for
- Especially for children
- Family friendly
Family explorer kits available to hire from museum shops £2 plus £8 refundable deposit
Museum Parties!
- 20 December 2013 — 12 April 2014 *on now
Have a party with a difference at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery or M Shed.
A range of party themes on offer, from Dinosaurs to Ships and Sailors!
Suitable for 6 –12 years.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Especially for children
Chinese New Year 2014
- 1 January — 2 February 2014
Join Bristol Museum & Art Gallery for a weekend of celebrations to welcome the Year of the Horse – the 7th cycle of the Chinese zodiac. Take a gallop around the museum and enjoy fabulous dance and music performances, workshops and family activities providing an exciting insight into Chinese Culture.
Suitable for
- Any age
£2 suggested donation
Europe's earliest cave paintings: were Neanderthals artists?
- 6 February 2014 7:30-9pm
Speaker: Dr Alistair Pike, University of Southampton . New dating of Palaeolithic cave paintings in Spain has shown that the tradition of decorating caves is at least 15,000 years older than previously thought, and dates to at least 40,000 years ago.
Tyndall Lecture Theatre, HH Wills Physics Laboratory,
Tyndall Avenue, Bristol BS8 1TL
Eric Ravillious: Watercolour, Wood Engraving and Wedgewood
- 12 February 2014 7:30-9:15pm
Speaker: James Russell
Eric Ravilious (1903 to 1942) was inspired by the landscape of southern England, particularly the chalk downlands. As well as a wood engraver and printmaker, he designed a number of popular pieces for Wedgwood and he was made Official War Artist in World War II.
Places must be booked in advance on 0117 922 3571 or email email@example.com. Lectures cost £3 per person and payable on the night.
Go Behind the Scenes
- 15 February 2014 2-5pm
- 1 March 2014 2-5pm
Take a closer look at the museum's World Cultures collections on a store tour with a friendly expert.
2pm, 3pm & 4pm
Tours last about one hour.
Suitable for
- Any age
Book on the day.
Suggested Donation £2
Bristol Rocks!
- 16 February 2014 10am-4pm
Rocks and fossils take over the museum with dressing up, handling specimens, local specialist groups and fun activities.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Especially for children
- Any age
Suggested donation £2.00.
North American Indians
- 21 February 2014 10am-1pm
Find out about North American Indians through the museum's collections, handle real objects and discover treasures in our stores.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Suggested Donation £2
Fingertip Explorers
- 14 March — 14 April 2014
- 10 April 2014 10am-1pm
Touch but don't look! Can you detect the mystery object without peeping? An intriguing game of touch bringing history to life.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Suggested Donation £2
Spring to Life!
- 7 April 2014 10am-1pm
Our curators will be on hand to help you identify all things buzzing this spring. Join us for a mini bug hunt too, weather permitting!
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Any age
Suggested donation £2.00.
Discover Papua New Guinea
- 8 April 2014 10am-1pm
Make your own feather finery and explore the museum's collections of objects from Papua New Guinea, including a visit to our stores.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Suggested Donation.
Let's Tesselate!
- 16 April 2014 10am-2pm
Help create a giant mosaic picture based on our Roman Orpheus Mosaic from Newton St Loe and then make a mini mosaic to take home.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Suggested Donation £2
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The village of Gleason has a hundred year old secret. One that many of the locals don't even know about. But ask the right person and it's amazing what you'll find. An old Estonian Lutheran Church, the very first of it's kind, falling into disrepair.
Bill Dexter is a lifetime resident of Gleason and an avid historian. Follow him around and there's no guessing where you'll wind up, deep in the woods marveling at a centuries old church.
Built by a congregation of Estonians in the early 1900's, the church was actually a result of a feud. Originally, the Estonians and Latvians shared an area church, but after a disagreement the congregation split ways. The result of the split, the first Estonian Lutheran Church in the United States.
Unfortunately, time and vandalism has taken its toll on the building. But Dexter and other local historians feel confident that with a little TLC this church will be back in its original state in no time.
"I think it can be done without too much trouble. A lot of voluntary work and a lot of donations is what it really amounts too," Dexter told NewsChannel 7 about the restoration.
He thinks the old church would be the perfect site for other churches in the community to use as a picnic place and even hold an occasional service.
Although there is currently no time line for the restoration, Dexter would like to see it happen sooner rather than later. He's not sure the building can weather another Wisconsin winter.
While the building has been vacant for over thirty years, the church itself is alive and well boasting over 200,000 members world wide. Their current North American headquarters is in Canada.


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ZEAL Optics sits down with team rider Mike Dowdy for a Q&A. Mike has been gaining fame and popularity lately. With the track that his riding is on, you will likely see a lot more of him in the future. See what he has to say! In the meantime, ZEAL Optics teamed up with us for an Instagram contest aimed at a chance to win a free pair of ZEAL Sunglasses! Check out the details after the interview. Enjoy!
ZEAL Optics sits down with pro wakeskater Brian Grubb for a quick interview. Oh, and did we mention that ZEAL Optics teamed up with us on an Instagram contest for a chance to win a pair of your very own ZEAL sunglasses? Well, consider yourself informed! The Instagram contest details are included after the interview. Whether or not you win, you can still buy yourself a pair of these epic sun blockers. Check it out!
What a cool trip! This movie is scheduled to drop in the spring of 2014. I'm sure that this teaser only scratches the surface of the Huckleberry Finn style adventures that these guys run into. Looks like the riding is going to be top notch as well. Check it out!
Wake Canada and Slightly Human followed some Canadian pro wakeboarders and wakeskaters who have been taking advantage of an extended summer in Florida lately. These dudes are fun to watch. Enjoy!
Graeme Burress is one of those riders that just looks good no matter what he is doing on a wakeboard. Graeme takes it to the Philippines again with his latest edit. Take notes kids. Enjoy!
Prepare to be awed by the Top 10 Photos of 2013 that were never printed in the magazine! These riders and photographers put a lot into these shots. What resulted was purely amazing, but for one reason or another, they never ended up in the mag. These photos evaded your eyes once, don't let it happen again! Check it out!
Here it is! The Philippines Trip full video from Remote Wakeskates is ready for you to sit back and enjoy! We blasted out the teaser a little while back and in no way was that a misrepresentation of what went down. Wakeskating is becoming more and more refined these days. Pretty epic stuff. Definitely not one to miss! Check it out!
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It's going to be awkward for ESPN and Bob Knight if Kentucky wins the NCAA Tournament
Since 2008, Bob Knight has been a college basketball analyst for ESPN. He has largely avoided the level of controversy that plagued the latter stages of his coaching career in Bristol... except when it comes to one team and one coach in particular. Kentucky and John Calipari. Over the weekend, Knight mentioned a mysterious team from the SEC on upset alert that shalt not be named. Does it speak well for ESPN and Bob Knight when he won't utter the name of the school that is the odds on favorite to win the NCAA Tournament?
Wow, Bob Knight really is refusing to utter the word "Kentucky." Basically put Cats on upset alert but refers to 'em as team "from the SEC."
— Kentucky Sports - CJ (@KyleTucker_CJ) March 17, 2012
This situation between Knight and Kentucky is so blatantly childish that even Rick Reilly criticized his ESPN colleague on Twitter. You know we're deep in a quagmire if Rick Reilly is being the voice of reason.
What happens to Bob Knight if he says the word "Kentucky"? Does his lower jaw fall off? Snakes spring from his hair? My God, does he smile?
— Rick Reilly (@ReillyRick) March 17, 2012
Now, Knight isn't completely immune to speaking the name of Kentucky on ESPN airwaves. When Mike Greenberg asked Knight about Kentucky on March 14th's Mike & Mike show, Knight did speak the name "Kentucky" once when talking about the Wildcats entering the NCAA Tournament after a loss in the SEC title game. However, Knight went out of his way to speak in generalities and mentioned no Kentucky players or Calipari by name when answering the question.
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Loved these boots from the picture, when I received them I was completely disappointed. The leather is NOT shiny or distressed, the color is much darker and the laces appear to be leather in the pic and are not.Very misleading picture and not worth the money. someone needs to replace the pic on the website with one that truly represents the stock.
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Was really excited to preorder these boots, but was not happy at all with the results. The boots are much prettier online than in person. The color is a flat dark ugly brown and the laces are not shiny and nice like in the picture, plus they are way too long. Definitely driving to the nearest steve madden store to return, not worth 160$ at all.
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Preordered and was excited to get these super cute boots. Unfortunately they run a bit small...keeping them bc I don't want to pay return shipping and restocking and get charged shipping again to replace. The photo color of boots is much better than actual boot. They are a flat dark brown and I thought the laces looked leathery but they aren't. Not the greatest leather, about $75seems more reasonable for quality. No cushioning. I don't usually write reviews, generally satisfied with online shopping which I do often due to my location. Just disappointed overall with what I had anticipated.


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Previous Donell Wilson, 32, of 213 West 2nd Street, was out on bond when he was charged with possession of crack cocaine, possession of marijuana in a motor vehicle and possession of schedule 4 narcotics Wednesday night. -------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
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Ruby 1.9.2 was released today and with the incremental update comes a few noticeable features and improvements.
Ruby 1.9.2 features a new socket API that improves IPv6 support. It also features random number generators through its new Random class. Time has been reinstated, alleviating the 2038 time problem that is only a problem if we, as a society, are still using 32-bit machines in the year 2038.
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