'Memento mori' watch in the form of a skull, known as the 'Mary Queen of Scots' watch.
1780-1850
Sans Pareil
1829
Furness Railway steam locomotive 'Coppernob' 0-4-0, No 3, 1846
1846
Rocket locomotive
1829
Bain's chemical telegraph, 1850.
1850
Electrical chimes by George Adams
1781-1790
Set of sixty miniature heads used in phrenology
1831
Laennec's stethoscope
1815-1825
Theodolite used for the Principal Triangulation of Great Britain
1791
Marine chronometer by John Arnold and Son
1795
Vaginal Speculum for Applying Leeches
1801-1830
Early inhaler for ether anaesthesia
1847-1848
Model of the "Planet" Locomotive
1830 (original); 1967 (model)
Phrenological head
1821
Britannia statue
1849
great north of england railway bye laws notice
1842
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
Slotting machine
1835
Stockton & Darlington Railway carriage
1847
Stanhope square demonstrator, c.1805.
circa 1805
Ready reckoner for ship's cargoes
1807
‘Medico-Electrical Machine’ by Nairne and Blunt
1782-1793
Lunardi's second balloon ascending from St. George's Fields, 1785
1785-1790
Satirical print of a failed balloon launch from Foley House, London in 1784
1784
Stipple-engraved portrait of Benjamin Martin
1815
100 Link Steel Surveying Chain, 1784.
1784
Slide rule for exchange of weights and measures
1815
London & Birmingham Railway pocket watch
1842
Chronometer in Gold Case by Thomas Earnsham, 1795-1810
1795-1810
Trough battery, 1801-1838
1801-1838
Wheatstone printing telegraph, 1841
1841
Cooke and Wheatstone's four needle telegraph, 1838
1838
Cooke and Wheatstone double needle telegraph, 1844
1844
Machine used for covering wires with silk and cotton, 1837
1837
Cooke and Wheatstone's double needle telegraph, 1844
1844
Deck-watch used by Capt. George Vancouver on board HMS Discovery 1791-5
1791
Gold watch by John Gibson, Royal Exchange
1808
Pivoted-detent escapement watch by Larcum Kendall
1786
Watch with four outer cases, made by Edward Prior for the Turkish export market
1800
Spring-detent escapement watch in a gold case by Reid & Co. London
1807
Watch movement with spring detent escapement by John Arnold and Son
1787
Watch with Prest's keyless winding by John Roger Arnold
1821
Deck watch by John Arnold and Son
1790
Spring-detent escapement watch with gold case by John Arnold and Son
1796
Spring detent watch by John Arnold, used by Ruth Bellville and family to distribute GMT c.1834-1940
1794
Spring-detent escapement watch with gold case by John Barwise
1800
Compass
1800
Under-painted horn pair cased watch by George Flote
1800