Copy of clay liver used for divination, original from Babylon, 2050-1750 BCE Classical & Medieval Medicine 2050-1750 BCE
Stone slab with seven holes for cosmetic ointments, Egypt, 1991-1786 BCE Classical & Medieval Medicine 1991-1786 BCE
Copy of model of a sheep's liver. Original Babylonian, c. 2050-1750 BC. Classical & Medieval Medicine 2050-1750 BCE
Station Gates, London & Birmingham Railway. Gates from 'Doric Arch' of Euston Station. Heavy wrought iron with ornamental locks bearing L & BR crest. Euston Station gates Railway Infrastructure 1838
model of a high pressure beam engine, made by William Hooper, a 'hammerman' at the Copperhouse foundry, awarded a prize at the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society's annual exhibition at Falmouth, 1838. High Pressure Condensing Beam Engine, 1838 Motive Power 1838
Section of rail, London & Birmingham Railway, fish-bellied rail, 1838, ex Crewe Collection No 39. Fishbelly rail, London & Birmingham Railway Railway Infrastructure 1838
Square pavement brick from Babylonia (Southern Iraq), 2nd millennium BC. Building Construction 2000-1001 BCE
Coloured lithograph 'London and Birmingham Railway Entrance Portico Euston Grove Station', by J C Bourne, 1838 Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1838-09-01
Bell, Great Western Railway, brass, used as train arrival warning bell at Paddington 1838-1860, then used as firebell on No1 platform until superseded by hooter in 1913. In black wooden frame. 12" high, 14" diam. Great Western Railway station bell Fixtures & Fittings from Railway Buildings 1838
Rotative compound beam engine built by Messrs. J & E Hall, Dartford, c.1838 Compound Steam Engine, by J and E Hall, c.1838. Motive Power 1838
Bell, Great Western Railway, embossed 'Great Western Railway 1838', ex Reading Station turret clock. Bell, Great Western Railway Fixtures & Fittings from Railway Buildings 1838
Bell, Great Western Railway, embossed '1838', no provenance. Bell, Great Western Railway Fixtures & Fittings from Railway Buildings 1838
Four lancets, steel and tortoiseshell, in silver case, made in London, 1838 Lancets in silver case Therapeutics 1838
