Vaginal Speculum for Applying Leeches
1801-1830
Set of sixty miniature heads used in phrenology
1831
Huskisson Memorial
1831
Rocket locomotive
1829
Coalbrookdale by Night by Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg
1801
Replica of Islamic Astrolabe
1066; 1876
Difference Engine No. 1
circa 1832
Swannington Incline Winding Engine, Leicester & Swannington Railway, 1832
1832
Letter opener with calendar and map, 1893-1894
1893-4
Souscription watch, by Abraham-Louis Breguet
1805
'Souscription' watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet
1800
Automaton watch by Jean Robert Soret
1812
Deck watch by Breguet et Fils
1830
Quarter-repeating gold watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet
circa 1808
model steam locomotive
1826
Laennec's stethoscope
1815-1825
Conjectural model of Trevithick's locomotive 'Catch-me-who-can'
1808
Stanhope square demonstrator, c.1805.
circa 1805
Ready reckoner for ship's cargoes
1807
Stipple-engraved portrait of Benjamin Martin
1815
Slide rule for exchange of weights and measures
1815
Sample of gutta percha insulated cable, 1863-7
1863-7
Gold watch by John Gibson, Royal Exchange
1808
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 with Prest's keyless winding by John Roger Arnold
1821
Spring-detent escapement watch with gold case by John Barwise
1800
Compass
1800
Under-painted horn pair cased watch by George Flote
1800
Watch with enamel case made for the Turkish market
1805-1815
Gold watch by Recordon
1807
Silver one-minute tourbillon watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet, sold to the Princess de Valençay in 1812.
1812
A skeleton clock designed to represent the terrestial globe by Henry Gratte
1800
Portrait bust of Princess Victoria
1829
A Royal watch by Samuel Houston
1807
Gold watch by Robert Roskell
1814
Marine chronometer by John Arnold
1802
Eight-day marine chronometer by Barrauds, London
1816
Marine chronometer by Brockbanks
1802
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
Copy of Chamberlen obstetric forceps
1813
Pendulum clock designed by Galileo in 1642 and made by his son in 1649, model.
1642-1649 (original); 1883 (model)
Cramlington Colliery chaldron wagon, c 1826
1821-1831
Novelty model
1955; 1830
Copy of Thimonnier's chain-stitch sewing machine, 1830
1830
Wax plaque showing foetus in the womb
1801-1830
Wax plaque showing a dissected female figure
1801-1830
Wax plaque showing a dissected female figure
1801-1830
Plaque showing the development of a human embryo
1801-1830
Five wooden molecular model balls
circa 1810