Column dial by Henry Robert
1831-1870
James Watt and the Steam Engine Print
1860
Columnar Engine, 1862
1862
'Railway Time' clock
1840-1880
Ceramic drinks bottle
1870-1910
Isambard Kingdom Brunel, 1848
1848
John Ellis
1858
Self- striped printed muslin dress
1830-1850
Telegraph block instrument, South Eastern Railway
circa 1905
Specimen of First Telegraph Line, 1837
1837
Wise's Patent Train Staff
1886
model sykes lock and block signalling system
1875
Large cast iron cam from Pollard Street archaeological excavations of Peel, Williams & Peel Co. Soho foundry
1839-1887
Vertical Compound Steam Engine with Hackworth's Valve Gear, 1898
1898
Statue depicting 'Shou-hsing' (Shouxing)
1801-1900
Horological gravers with an oval profile
1850-1900
Horological gravers with triangular profile
1850-1900
horological file
1850-1900
horological gravers
1850-1900
horological gravers
1850-1900
horological graver
1850-1900
Dye Sample; Indigo
1840s-1900
Dye Sample
circa 1890
Dye Sample
circa 1890
Dye Sample
circa 1890
Sample of Acid Yellow Dye
circa 1890
Model railway turntable
1850
Model of street-sweeping machine.
1850-1857
Aveling and Porter steam traction engine
circa 1871
London & Birmingham Railway Guard's Clock, 1837-1839
1838
Cut glass perfume bottle with ball-top stopper
1860-1900
Bicycle Carrying Case for No. 4 Cartridge Kodak Camera
1892-1902
The Demon Detective camera
1889
Ceramic pot lid for Oriental tooth paste
1850-1910
Ceramic pot lid for cherry tooth paste
1870-1910
Ceramic pot lid for cherry tooth paste
1870-1910
Reproduction in wood. No 127
1808
Device for recording warder patrols in a Lunatic Asylum
1877-1897
Ceramic pot lid for cherry tooth paste
1860-1910
Reproduction in wood, Dr Joseph Black
1809
Five wooden molecular model balls
circa 1810
Self Cleansing carbon filter
1861 - 1900
Lid for Self Cleansing carbon filter
circa 1861
Slotting machine
1835
Wax plaque showing a dissected female figure
1801-1830
Wax plaque showing foetus in the womb
1801-1830
Marey sphygmograph and case
1857-1870
Plaque showing the development of a human embryo
1801-1830
Wax model of a female human head, Germany, 1801-1900
1801-1900
Robert Dudgeon’s sphygmograph
1876