Museum Trinkets

Random Objects From The Collections

"A museum is humanity's answer to oblivion. Every artifact upon its shelves is a declaration that this person lived, this thing mattered, and this story will not be forgotten."

— From The Curator's Daughter, Act IV

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1	A brass admission token from a museum that burned down centuries ago.
2	A display plaque describing an exhibit that no one remembers.
3	A tiny clay replica of an ancient ruin.
4	A catalog card for an artifact that has been missing for decades.
5	A glass eye from a taxidermied owlbear.
6	A curator's notebook filled with sketches of exhibits.
7	A fragment of a display case etched with protective runes.
8	A faded visitor map showing galleries that no longer exist.
9	A bronze miniature of a famous king's crown.
10	A cracked identification tag tied to a dragon's tooth.
11	A velvet pouch containing replica coins sold as souvenirs.
12	A brass key labeled "Storage Vault C."
13	A small jar of dust collected from an ancient tomb exhibit.
14	A wax seal bearing the insignia of a royal museum.
15	A curator's glove embroidered with tiny silver thread.
16	A folded brochure advertising a long-forgotten exhibition.
17	A tiny stone gargoyle once used as a paperweight.
18	A museum donation receipt written on parchment.
19	A display label identifying a sword as "probably cursed."
20	A miniature replica of a famous magical artifact.
21	A brass badge identifying a museum security guard.
22	A catalog entry describing a species now believed extinct.
23	A small wooden stand meant to display a gemstone.
24	A cracked lens from a curator's magnifier.
25	A brass measuring tool used to authenticate relics.
26	A folded sketch of a reconstructed dinosaur-like beast.
27	A faded ribbon from an exhibit opening ceremony.
28	A tiny bottle containing sand from a legendary desert exhibit.
29	A plaster cast of a goblin footprint.
30	A visitor's journal describing impossible exhibits.
31	A polished shell displayed as evidence of an ancient flood.
32	A curator's bookmark listing artifacts currently on loan.
33	A museum token good for admission to nowhere.
34	A bronze model of a famous lighthouse.
35	A display placard with the artifact number scratched off.
36	A brass bell once rung to announce guided tours.
37	A fragment of painted pottery labeled "Origin Unknown."
38	A tiny fossilized claw mounted on a wooden base.
39	A folded inventory sheet listing several stolen exhibits.
40	A museum employee's name badge from fifty years ago.
41	A scale model of an ancient battlefield.
42	A tiny drawer handle from a specimen cabinet.
43	A curator's notes questioning the authenticity of a famous relic.
44	A chipped replica of a giant's skull.
45	A brass marker used to number exhibits.
46	A visitor's sketch of a dragon skeleton.
47	A fragment of silk from a preserved royal gown.
48	A ticket stub from a special exhibition on necromancy.
49	A small crystal prism once used in magical displays.
50	A museum guide's whistle.
51	A catalog card stamped "RESTRICTED ACCESS."
52	A fragment of a mummified basilisk scale.
53	A tiny brass replica of an ancient siege engine.
54	A notebook detailing exhibit maintenance schedules.
55	A polished stone labeled "Meteorite?"
56	A display mount missing the object it once held.
57	A miniature ship preserved inside a bottle.
58	A curator's pencil sharpened nearly to nothing.
59	A brass token issued to patrons of a private collection.
60	A folded map of archaeological digs sponsored by the museum.
61	A fragment of dragon-hide display backing.
62	A museum rulebook forbidding the touching of cursed artifacts.
63	A glass vial containing dust from a disintegrated exhibit.
64	A replica medal awarded to museum benefactors.
65	A tiny painted figurine of a famous explorer.
66	A display tag identifying a relic in a language nobody can read.
67	A bronze bookmark shaped like a wyvern.
68	A cracked specimen jar once used to preserve magical creatures.
69	A curator's note reading: "Do not open after sunset."
70	A folded visitor complaint about a haunted gallery.
71	A tiny brass model of a wizard's tower.
72	A display placard describing an artifact that changes shape.
73	A fossilized tooth mounted in a silver frame.
74	A curator's ledger recording strange nighttime incidents.
75	A museum map with a hidden room circled in ink.
76	A tiny brass skeleton key labeled "Cabinet 19."
77	A broken wax impression of an ancient royal seal.
78	A fragment of crystal once displayed as a dragon's tear.
79	A visitor's sketchbook full of unfinished drawings.
80	A bronze commemorative coin celebrating a museum anniversary.
81	A museum inventory tag marked "Artifact Relocated."
82	A tiny marble bust of a forgotten scholar.
83	A curator's field journal from a recent excavation.
84	A silver pin worn by museum lecturers.
85	A display card reading "Authenticity Disputed."
86	A fossilized feather from a prehistoric sky-beast.
87	A folded letter from an angry noble demanding an artifact's return.
88	A small brass model of a famous magical gateway.
89	A curator's magnifying lens set into a silver frame.
90	A display label that appears to have been rewritten several times.
91	A tiny stone idol confiscated from grave robbers.
92	A catalog entry referencing an exhibit located "beneath the museum."
93	A visitor token carved from mammoth ivory.
94	A bronze replica of an artifact that never existed.
95	A sealed envelope labeled "Open in 100 Years."
96	A museum donation plaque removed from an exhibit hall.
97	A curator's keyring missing all its keys.
98	A folded inventory sheet with one item crossed out repeatedly.
99	A glass display bead containing a tiny preserved fairy wing.
100	A handwritten exhibit label that simply reads: "It remembers."