Two channel pipes

Made:
1896

Two channel pipes, one of twelve models for instruction in hygiene.

Details

Category:
Sewerage & Sanitation
Object Number:
1896-61/10
Materials:
earthenware
type:
hygiene models and drains
credit:
Hygienic Referendum

Parts

Model of a channel pipe, London, England, 1896

Model of a channel pipe, London, England, 1896

One of two channel pipes, from twelve models for instruction in hygiene, unsigned, London, 1896

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The model is of a channel pipe and is a quarter of the actual size. Made on behalf of W H Knight of the Hygiene Referendum, these models, from a set of twelve, were used to teach and assess officials involved in public health. Hygiene and cleanliness were important to public health officials. A full set of models cost about £3. It is shown here with a junction pipe from the same set (1896-61/4/1).

Materials:
earthenware
Object Number:
1896-61/10/1
type:
hygiene model and sewerage pipe
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

One of two channel pipes

One of two channel pipes, from twelve models for instruction in hygiene, half-sectioned, cut longitudinally

Measurements:
overall: 87 x 160 x 45 mm
Materials:
earthenware and complete
Object Number:
1896-61/10/2
type:
hygiene models and drains
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum