Samples of copper which by themselves have shown a want of malleability

Made:
1849

Samples of copper which by themselves have shown a want of malleability, by which, notwithstanding, made very good brass, presented by Mr. Keats in 1849

Details

Category:
Metallurgy
Object Number:
1889-164/894
type:
specimen
credit:
John Percy Collection

Parts

Copper sample, showing a want of malleability

Copper sample, showing a want of malleability

Copper, Copper sample, showing a want of malleability

Object Number:
1889-164/894/1
type:
copper
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Copper sample, showing a want of malleability

Copper sample, showing a want of malleability

Copper, Copper sample, showing a want of malleability

Object Number:
1889-164/894/2
type:
copper
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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