globe
1761
Attachment for the pillar of the philosophical table
1762
Terrestrial refracting telescope by Dolland
1752-1761
Two brass pulley blocks by Adams
1762
Brass Arm for wind fountain
1761
Copy of Musschenbroek's Pyrometer (Dilatometer), 1700-1731.
1877 (copy); 1700-1731 (original)
Parabola, mahogany
1762
Triangle, mahogany
1762
Grooved disc with five spherical beads attached by a thread
1761
Knife edged prism for centre of gravity experiments
1762
Fitting for stand
1762
Roman type steelyard, by George Adams
1762
Ten circular scale pans
1762
Iron box, hinged lid, enclosing iron cube
1761
Pillar attachment for Mariotte's paradox
1762
Iron solid cylinder
1761
Thistle shaped glass with brass collar
1761
Lever, angled, boxwood, 1762
1762
Lever with two fixed and three moveable threads, 1762
1762
Syringe by George Adams, 1761
1761
Two pieces of plaster
1762
Glass tube closed top end, on a circular brass base
1761
globe
1761
Bell jar, 1761
1761
Four cubical weights with loops
1762
Glass globe; glass stand; brass collar
1761
naval refracting telescope with decagonal mahogany tube
1745-1755
Nested gunmetal Troy Counterpoises
1758
Wine Quart of Richmond Manor
1765
Four inch pocket case of drawing instruments by T.Heath
1720-1753
Boxwood Coggeshall folding slide rule, 1720-1730.
1720-1730
Yard measure, engraved: "Navy Office Deptford 1730"
1730
Pocket case of silver mathematical instruments
1728-1733
Brass framed sextant.
1757-1762
Carpenter's sliding joint-rule by I Trafford
1772
Arithmetical medal and numerical pocket piece
1753
Multiplication aide memoire, early 18th century
1701-1730
Wilson type screw barreled microscope
1742
single opera glass (prospect glass; spy glass)
1745-1755
Refracting terrestrial telescope by Mann & Ayscough
1740-1750
Brass dart, with steel point, for an air gun, fur flight
1761
Cuff type (scroll foot) microscope by James Mann, c. 1755
1750-1760
Terrestrial Globe by George Adams
1766
Ebony octant on pillar stand with artificial horizon.
1750-1760
Six flat brass avoirdupois weights, for 2oz, 1oz, 1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz and 1/4oz
1714-27
English glass celestial globe, 1739
1739
Cuff microscope with drawer in base
1720-1750
Portable microscope by George Lindsay
1743
Culpeper microscope body and stand
1701-1730
Cuff microscope on flat base
1745-1770