Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Made:
1950 in New Malden

Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Details

Category:
Road Transport
Object Number:
1997-2171
type:
timers
credit:
Midgley, J.D.

Parts

Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Object Number:
1997-2171/1
type:
timer
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Box for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Box for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Cardboard box for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Object Number:
1997-2171/2
type:
box - container
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Component for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Component for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Chrome coloured circular component for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Object Number:
1997-2171/3
type:
component - object
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Components for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Components for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950.

Two threaded bars with nuts and a section of black tubing with a yellow connector

Object Number:
1997-2171/4
type:
components
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Leaflet for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950

Leaflet for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950

Leaflet for Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950

Object Number:
1997-2171/5
type:
leaflet
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Note from Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950

Note from Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950

Note reading "with compliments from TRICO-FOLBERTH LTD" relating to Venner Automatic Timer 8551. 1950

Object Number:
1997-2171/6
type:
note
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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