Plastics Historical Society
@amazing-phs.bsky.social
Celebrating plastics items of historical importance.
Webinar: 26th March at 6pm on zoom.
Barbara Paleka Lucas
"Alexander Parkes, The Noblest Game"?
Free to PHS members and Horners; £5 to non-members, further details on www.Plastiquarian.com
Barbara Paleka Lucas
"Alexander Parkes, The Noblest Game"?
Free to PHS members and Horners; £5 to non-members, further details on www.Plastiquarian.com
March 4, 2025 at 2:07 PM
Webinar: 26th March at 6pm on zoom.
Barbara Paleka Lucas
"Alexander Parkes, The Noblest Game"?
Free to PHS members and Horners; £5 to non-members, further details on www.Plastiquarian.com
Barbara Paleka Lucas
"Alexander Parkes, The Noblest Game"?
Free to PHS members and Horners; £5 to non-members, further details on www.Plastiquarian.com
26th Feb, 6pm (via zoom) Louise Dennis: The Webinar looks at the displayed objects in the Museum of Design in Plastics’ new exhibition, Spotlight on…3. This concerns 11 designers who embrace plastics as a material of value; Non-members register: plastiquarian.com
The Plastics Historical Society – Celebrating plastic items of historical importance, and plastics in society..
Welcome to The Plastics Historical Society
PHS was formed in 1986 and was first to draw attention to the heritage of the plastics industry.
plastiquarian.com
February 5, 2025 at 3:28 PM
26th Feb, 6pm (via zoom) Louise Dennis: The Webinar looks at the displayed objects in the Museum of Design in Plastics’ new exhibition, Spotlight on…3. This concerns 11 designers who embrace plastics as a material of value; Non-members register: plastiquarian.com