Program · Collection
Nocedal Collection
Over 4,000 objects that show how people lived, worked and traded on the pampas, preserved so everyone can see them.
About the collection
Objects with a story
The Nocedal Collection brings together objects donated by the Nocedal family: bottles, soda siphons, tins, advertising signs, tools and general-store pieces that show everyday life in the pampas.
Professional conservators and archivists record, inventory and catalogue every piece. 2,384 pieces have already been catalogued, with a technical record and, in most cases, a photograph; the rest of the collection is still being surveyed. The full catalogue is available further down this page.
The collection is destined for the permanent exhibition at Lo de Urriza, the Pampas Museum.
Gallery
Pieces from the collection
Siphons, bottles, bar counters and vintage advertising: a sample of the pieces in the Nocedal Collection. Tap a photo to see it full size.
Indicators
The collection in numbers
The kinds of objects, materials and brands in the part of the collection catalogued so far. Figures are based on the 2,384 pieces with a technical record.
Pieces by category
Grouping of the 326 classifications used in the records.
Materials
A piece counts once for each material it is made of.
Brands with most pieces
Brands found in the name and inscriptions of each record.
Period
According to the dating in each record.
Digital catalogue
2,384 pieces catalogued
Of the collection's more than 4,000 pieces, 2,384 already have a technical record and 2,168 have a photograph; the rest are still being surveyed. Records are in Spanish. Search by name, brand or inventory number, or filter by category and material; tap a piece to open its full record.
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Sponsors
The Nocedal Collection is sponsored by
The collection is made possible by its sponsors, Lo de Urriza and De Ayer y de Siempre Antiques.
Pieces on display
De Ayer y de Siempre Antiques
Antiques, decor, collectibles and architectural salvage. Some pieces can be seen on display at their shop in Ituzaingó.
Pte. J. D. Perón 9892, esq. Av. Int. Carlos Ratti, B1714 Ituzaingó, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Help restore the museum and its natural surroundings
Your gift restores the store's historic buildings, brings 4,000 objects to life and protects the native plants and endangered species on the grounds.