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
Painting, oil on panel, Second Class: The Parting 'Thus part we rich in sorrow, Parting poor', by Abraham Solomon, 1855. Depicts passengers in a second class railway carriage. A woman, dressed in black widow’s clothes with a hood and bonnet covering her hair, is seated with her left arm around a boy sailor, clasping his right hand in hers. Facing them is a tearful young woman, holding a handkerchief to her face. There is a carpet bag and bundle of luggage on the seats alongside. Seated behind them are a bearded sailor, wearing an earring and straw hat, and a woman with a colourful bonnet. On the wall of the carriage are advertisements for sea passages to Australia, gold digging equipment and emigrants’ outfits. Through the carriage window is a port with ships’ masts. Framed and glazed. Also known as The Departure (Second Class). Second Class: The Parting 'Thus part we rich in sorrow, Parting poor' Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1855
Working model of Express locomotive engine (Crampton), Northern Railway of France, 1849, scale 3:20. Working model of Express locomotive engine (Crampton) Railways 1855
print, one of two coloured lithographs. Francis' Corrugated Metalled Waggon Body. By William Lines Art 1855
Bronze bust of Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Deputy Chairman William Stuart, by Edward Davis, 1855. The bust was mounted on Great Howard Street bridge in Liverpool. Bronze bust of William Stuart Railway Infrastructure 1855
Cast metal bridge plaque with laurel wreaths surrounding the date "1855", from Great Howard Street railway bridge in Liverpool, originally mounted with a bronze bust of the deputy chairman of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, William Stuart. bridge plaque - 1855 Railway Infrastructure 1855
Square pavement brick from Babylonia (Southern Iraq), 2nd millennium BC. Building Construction 2000-1001 BCE
Clock, regulator, by Charles Frodsham, 84 Strand, London, No.912, ex North Eastern Railway Headquarters Committee Room, flame mahogany case with marble plinth, 1855. Clock, regulator, by Charles Frodsham Railway Timepieces 1855
