Arkwright's Water Frame, 1775
1775
Coalbrookdale by Night by Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg
1801
Difference Engine No. 1
circa 1832
Cubical polyhedral sundial
1751-1800
Snuff Box, England, 1771-1830
1771-1830
Marine Timekeeper known as 'H5' by John Harrison and Son 1770
1770
Napier's Bones
1690
Prototype of the Brougham carriage
1838
Set of sixty miniature heads used in phrenology
1831
Rotative Steam Engine by Boulton and Watt, 1788
1788
Wooden Acupuncture Model
1681
Vaginal Speculum for Applying Leeches
1801-1830
Celestial globe by Willem Janszoon Blaeu
1603
Silver star-shaped verge watch by David Ramsay
1625
Earthenware jug
1601-1700
Laennec's stethoscope
1815-1825
Plane table outfit by Benjamin Cole
1750-1766
Replica of Daguerre-Giroux camera
1839 (original); circa 1988 (replica)
Compound microscope
1700
Pair-cased pocket watch in pinchbeck and leather outer casing with verge escapement
1705-1737
Theodolite used for the Principal Triangulation of Great Britain
1791
Watch in a puddingstone, gold and diamond case by John Leroux
1775-1785
Cash sword of coins for protecting new born baby from harmful spirits
1701-1800
Arkwright's Water Frame
1775
Model of the "Planet" Locomotive
1830 (original); 1967 (model)
Arkwright's prototype spinning machine, 1769.
1769
Freud electronic laughing ball
1990-96
Rocket locomotive
1829
Artificial nose, Europe, 1601-1800
1601-1800
Watt's end measuring machine
1776
Remains of Little Eaton Gangway coal wagon, c 1798
1793-1803
Seal die, Great North of England, Clarence & Hartlepool Junction Railway
1837
Seal die, Ashby De La Zouch Canal Company
1794
Bishop Auckland & Weardale Railway seal die
1837
London & Birmingham Railway clock
1837
Chronometer watch in silver case by John Arnold and Son
hallmarked 1788
'Bell-crank' engine, c. 1799
1795-1805 (original)
Cramlington Colliery chaldron wagon, c 1826
1821-1831
Novelty model
1955; 1830
Oval snuff box, England, 1807
1807
Model of William Murdock's Oscillating Engine, 1785.
1785
Small crucible, large broken piece missing
1790-1819
Crucible, broken, with three fragments present
1790-1819
Wood and iron truss for sculpture machine
1790-1819
One plaster mould
1790-1819
9" Dovetail saw with open mahogany handle, brass back and steel blade
1790-1819
Steel bradawl with turned hickory handle, brass ferrule and securing nut
1758-1819
Plaster five-part arm mould
1790-1819
Crucible, piece missing, fused substance within
1790-1819
Part of four-part plaster split mould, rear of head and neck of James Watt, by James Watt
1790-1819