Sterling Silver Mustard-Pot Dutch hood, the spoon is a pair of lure wings. Lodge commissioned only four of these (private ownership)
George Lodge’s Falconers’ Gauntlet is well-used and may have had many a famous hawk perched upon it.
George Lodges Painting Palette – secured by the Trust on 11.04.2009
Gravers – probably used during his early work 1880’s, and engraved with his initials
Lodge’s Reading – Writing Spectacles.
Lure Pad – used to recall his falcons back
Lodge’s Taxidermy Tools – used for mounting his many specimens.
Field Pen Knife – probably used during many of his expeditions.
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