Five specimens of water pipes

Made:
1896 in England

Five specimens of water pipes, one of twelve models for instruction in hygiene, unsigned, England, 1896

Details

Category:
Sewerage & Sanitation
Object Number:
1896-61/12
Materials:
iron, glass, tin (metal) and lead (metal)
type:
model - representation
credit:
Hygienic Referendum

Parts

Model of glass lined iron water pipe

Model of glass lined iron water pipe, one of five specimens of water pipes, and one of twelve sets of hygiene instruction models, unsigned, England, 1896

Materials:
iron and glass
Object Number:
1896-61/12/1
type:
model - representation
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Model of two different diameter tin lined iron water pipes

Model of two different diameter tin lined iron water pipes, screwed together, one of five specimens of water pipes, and one of twelve sets of hygiene instruction models, unsigned, England, 1896

Materials:
tin (metal) and iron
Object Number:
1896-61/12/2
type:
model - representation
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Model of lead pipe

Model of lead pipe, one of five specimens of water pipes, and one of twelve sets of hygiene instruction models, unsigned, England, 1896

Materials:
lead (metal)
Object Number:
1896-61/12/3
type:
model - representation
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Lead lined pipe

Lead lined pipe, one of five specimens of water pipes, and one of twelve sets of hygiene instruction models, unsigned, England, 1896

Materials:
lead (metal)
Object Number:
1896-61/12/4
type:
model - representation
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Iron straight connector

Iron straight connector, one of five specimens of water pipes, and one of twelve sets of hygiene instruction models, unsigned, England, 1896

Materials:
iron
Object Number:
1896-61/12/5
type:
model - representation
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum