Notice: Specimen H‑7 is accounted for. There is no reason to check your cupboards.
The Modulous Institute for Humunculous Research · Est. 1647

Specimen Collection

Specimen H-5 · Survey Respondent E

The Tenant

Lives behind the small door in the staff kitchen. Facilities maintain it is a cupboard. H‑5 maintains it is a flat.

Catalogue record Resident (behind the small door)
Catalogue no.
H-5
Acquired
1923 (or 1923 acquired us)
Origin
Found living behind the small door in the staff kitchen
Height
6⅞ in
Hands
Large, house-proud
Jar
Not applicable. Has a flat.
Temperament
Private, tidy, firmly residential

Notes

H‑5 was discovered in 1923 when a member of staff opened the small door looking for the tea towels. The tea towels were there, folded, and so was H‑5.

It has never been moved into a jar. Successive directors have decided it is easier to treat it as a tenant. It receives post. Dr. Brannock of Applied Smallness was last seen kneeling at its door, and the Institute would like to know whether he went in.

Observation log

  • 1923 Discovered. Asked for the door to be closed. It was.
  • 1964 A small brass number 5 appeared on the small door. Nobody had ordered one.
  • 2024 Jar Preference Survey returned unopened, marked “not at this address.”
  • Mar 2026 Dr. Brannock knelt at the small door and knocked. Three times.