Physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Made:
1925-1935 in London
maker:
C F Palmer (London) Limited, C F

Physiological time clock with motor for mains or battery operation, by C.F. Palmer, London, 1925-1935

Details

Category:
Laboratory Medicine
Object Number:
1981-605
Materials:
case, metal and case, wood
Measurements:
length 225 mm
width 270 mm
height 160 mm
type:
physiological time clock
credit:
St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College

Parts

Physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Physiological time clock with motor for mains or battery operation, by C.F. Palmer, London, 1925-1935, comprising cuboid component with a green top, two bronze fixings in the centre with the C.F. Palmer plaque in the centre, and bronze-coloured front with four electrical contacts, a black control dial, a bronze switch, and two protruding pins.

Measurements:
overall: 140 mm x 115 mm x 155 mm,
Materials:
metal (unknown) and wood (unidentified)
Object Number:
1981-605/1
type:
physiological time clock
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Motor for physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Motor for physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Motor for physiological time clock with motor for mains or battery operation, by C.F. Palmer, London, 1925-1935, comprising black board with brown plastic cuboid component, black motor, and red and black wires

Measurements:
overall: 85 mm x 265 mm x 225 mm,
Materials:
metal (unknown) and wood (unidentified)
Object Number:
1981-605/2
type:
motor
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Case for physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Case for physiological time clock, London, England,1925-1935

Black, rectangular wooden case for physiological time clock with motor for mains or battery operation, by C.F. Palmer, London, 1925-1935, with C.F. Palmer plaque on top

Measurements:
overall: 80 mm x 130 mm x 225 mm,
Materials:
metal (unknown) and wood (unidentified)
Object Number:
1981-605/3
type:
case - container
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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