Our fictional catalogue is part supply cupboard, part conversation starter. A notebook becomes a record of something nobody else heard. A sample label becomes an argument about where a parcel came from. Every catalogue interaction is an exhibit: no payment or delivery takes place.
Notes from Supply
A compact collection of equipment-inspired objects and cheerful excuses. Browse the catalogue, compare a sample, and put together a requisition. The most useful piece of field equipment is still a pencil that somebody remembered to bring.
Our records separate the observation from the explanation. Names, dates, and labels are retained so a later reader can follow the same evidence.
Visit the listening shelf or read the field notes.
Please measure the landing as well as the door. The furniture has, on previous occasions, been more certain of its position than we were.
Retained correspondence: Removal file.