John Lloyd and Holly Walsh welcome Swedish-Chinese comedian Evelyn Mok, beard historian Dr Alun Withey and writer of The Queen's Gambit and Don't Look Now Allan Scott to the museum.

Evelyn Mok, a Swedish-Chinese comedian and actor, who has performed a stand-up show called Hymen Manoeuvre, donates Sweden's Dragon Gate. This was intended to be the entrance to Sweden's first Chinatown, but due to red tape the plan failed so it next to a petrol station.

Dr Alun Withey, a history blogger and podcaster, who has written a history of beards and studies the history of medicine, offers up a 19th century mechanical beard with detachable whiskers. It consists of springs and wires so the beard would move.

Allan Scott, a screenwriter, producer, and chairperson of a whisky company, who penned Don't Look Now, The Queen's Gambit and The Witches, provides the Biggles books by Captain W. E. Johns. To be exact, he is lending them and allowing the Museum to copy the books.