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Sunderland ware jug decorated with pink lustre ban

Civil Engineering

1813

Commemorative spade used to turn the first sod of

Civil Engineering

1878

Model of Iron Bridge, Coalbrookdale, Shropshire, 1784

Civil Engineering

1784

Model of Lewes Railway Station, 1850s

Civil Engineering

1851-1860

Reinforced Concrete Bridge, c. 1914

Civil Engineering

1909-1914

2kg weight

Civil Engineering
Tunnel boring machine, model, scale 1:8, patented by Thomas English No.4347, 1880, and components. Machine used by Col. Beaumont in Channel Tunnel heading.

Model of a Tunnel boring machine

Civil Engineering

c. 1880

200g weight

Civil Engineering

Cambridge portable vibrograph.

Civil Engineering

1938
Silver plated model of the Forth Railway Bridge, 1882-1890, scale 1:480, Parliamentary submission model, on mirror base in glazed on table stand

Forth Railway Bridge, 1882.

Civil Engineering

1882

British Standard sieve to "BS 410" of tinned steel

Civil Engineering

1964

Balance used in construction site materials laboratory

Civil Engineering

Two picks (spares) from the cutting head of the Pr

Civil Engineering

Portable immersion-type thermometer to measure tem

Civil Engineering

1967

Receiver for 8 inch diameter frame sieve of copper

Civil Engineering

British Standard sieve to "BS 410", copper frame,

Civil Engineering

Gattonside Suspension Footbridge; iron hanger and

Civil Engineering

Rubber cross-sectional model with sharp corners re

Civil Engineering

Rubber cross-sectional model with rounded corners

Civil Engineering

1kg weight

Civil Engineering

Lid for sieve, 12 inch diameter frame (1964) by N.

Civil Engineering

1964

Set of slides, with notes, on the construction and

Civil Engineering

Balance used in construction site materials labora

Civil Engineering

1967

British Standard sieve to "BS 410", copper frame 8

Civil Engineering

1967

Steel rivet from the Forth Railway Bridge, 1890, r

Civil Engineering
Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Tunnel, 2 March 1825

Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Tunnel

Civil Engineering

1825

200g weight

Civil Engineering

2kg weight

Civil Engineering

Portable immersion-type thermometer to measure tem

Civil Engineering

Receiver for sieve, 12 inch diameter frame (1967)

Civil Engineering

Bolt and nut taken from Worthing pier destroyed du

Civil Engineering

British Standard sieve to "BS 410" of tinned steel

Civil Engineering

1961

British Standard sieve to "BS 410", copper frame,

Civil Engineering

British Standard sieve to "BS 410", copper frame 8

Civil Engineering

Portable immersion-type thermometer to measure tem

Civil Engineering

1967

200g weight

Civil Engineering

500g weight

Civil Engineering

British Standard sieve to "BS 410", copper frame,

Civil Engineering

1967

Sieve of plated steel, 12 inch diameter frame, ape

Civil Engineering

1kg weight

Civil Engineering
Tunnel boring machine, model, scale 1:8. Patent Thomas English No.4347, 1880

Model of tunnel boring machine

Civil Engineering

Diorama of the West Portal of Box Tunnel, built 1841

Civil Engineering

1841

Cambridge contact clock.

Civil Engineering

1938

Model of a main pier of the Thames Barrier, scale

Civil Engineering
Model, scale 1:8, of George Stephenson's first railway bridge, the Gaunless Bridge at West Auckland, County Durham, England, 1824, unsigned, British, 1824-1896. The Gaunless Bridge is reputed to be the first iron railway bridge.

Model, scale 1:8, of George Stephenson's first railway bridge, the Gaunless Bridge

Civil Engineering

1824-1896

Model of the proposed Empire Bridge at Charing Cro

Civil Engineering

100g weight

Civil Engineering

2kg weight

Civil Engineering

1kg weight

Civil Engineering
Model of a main pier of the Thames Barrier, scale 1:50

Model of a main pier of the Thames Barrier, scale

Civil Engineering