Parts of aerial wire cash conveyor (Lamson Rapid Wire System) Parts of aerial wire cash conveyor circa 1922
Cowan Transveyor built to patent nos. 10688/12 and 9359/13, model Cowan Transveyor built to patent nos. 10688/12 and 9359/13
model, scale 1:12, of rope drawn overhead travelling crane, 3 tons capacity, from drawings lent by Messrs. Cowans, Sheedon & Co. Ltd., Carlisle Model, rope-drawn overhead travelling crane
Model (scale 1:4) of a railway breakdown crane in wood, on rails Model (scale 1:4) of a railway breakdown crane in wood
No.1 Fork lift truck with shackle, chain, hook & running ball crane jib forks No.1 Fork lift truck with shackle
Taylor Hydracrane with bucket grab and gun barrel clamp grab, world's first production mobile hydraulic crane, 1946. Mobile Hydraulic Crane, 'Taylor Hydracrane' 1946
"Little Giant" production robot with hydraulic drive mechanism manufactured by GEC Robot Systems Ltd., complete with hydraulic power pack and control console, HAL System 90 control system and remote pendant teaching unit, c. 1979 "Little Giant" Production Robot with Drive Mechanism
Sample, 3 links of conveyor chain No. 196 148/11, 4" pitch with angle plates bolted through hollow studs, and a steel reinforced label for three link conveyor chain sample by Renold and Coventry Chain Company Limited, Coventry, Warwickshire, England Sample, 3 links of conveyor chain No. 196 148/11
Manual hoist; in parts, likely complete, but no chain visible. Manufactured by Carter, Salford. Manual Hoist circa 1933
Overhead crane; with motor, crane, and gears. Manufactured by Felco Hoists Ltd. Overhead crane by Felco Hoists Ltd
Suspension cable; two sets. one is a twisted wire, and the other is copper alloy twisted wire encased in lead. A bolted clip hold the two together. Marked 'AWCO ALCO'; these letters are faded. Manufacturer unknown Two suspension cables