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In this video, Jessica the Museum Guide (that’s me!) takes you on a detailed guided tour of the weird, the wonderful, and the downright bizarre at the Victoria and Albert Museum. I introduce these off-the-beaten-track items, explain why they're so important, and give you fascinating facts and history.

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0:00 – Introduction to the Strangest Objects at the V&A
1:36 – Blitz Bomb Damaged Phone Box
5:10 – Tipu’s Tiger
7:37 – Beetle Wing Embroidery
9:20 – Victorian Dog Memorials
10:42 – The Head of an Ox with an Osteoma
13:41 – Mary Queen of Scots’ Prison Embroidery
16:48 – Pomanders, Jewellery to Ward Off the Plague
19:20 – Medieval Reliquaries
22:20 – The Gloucester Candlestick
24:55 - Exhale Bionic Chandelier
26:11 - David’s Modesty Leaf

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