Filings coherer, glass tube formed into T-shape at one end and bent round into U-shape at other end with bulb, 1899
1899
Coherer, narrow-bore glass tube, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Specimen of Dover-Calais telegraph cable, 1851
1851
Filings coherer, small glass tube with bulb at one end, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Experimental transmitting ‘jigger’ used by the Marconi Company, 1899
1899
Cooke and Wheatstone's four needle telegraph, 1838
1838
Spiral spring coherer, 1890-1894
1890-1894
Single needle telegraph, 1846
1846
Murray multiplex tape transmitter, 1910-1920
1910-1920
Sample of submarine telegraph cable, 1866
1866
Cooke and Wheatstone double needle telegraph, 1844
1844
Filings coherer, glass tube with side-pocket attached to mounting bracket, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Sample of deep-sea section of first transatlantic cable, 1857-1858
1857-1858
Keyboard for transmitting telegraphic messages, 1845-1851
1845-1851
Sample of deep-sea section of first transatlantic cable, 1857-1858
1857-1858
Billi condenser used for aerial tuning in Newfoundland, 1901
1901
Scientific Researches! - New Discoveries in Pneumaticks! - or, an Experimental Lecture on the Powers of Air
1802
Filings coherer, Lodge-Muirhead system, 1900-1910
1900-1910
Hertzian receiving resonator, 1890-1894
1890-1894
Wheatstone automatic tape transmitter, 1840-1860
1840-1860
Machine used for covering wires with silk and cotton, 1837
1837
Cooke and Wheatstone's double needle telegraph, 1844
1844
Filings coherer, glass tube curved into near U-shape at one end with coil winding at other end, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Coherer, with several needles in contact with crystal, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Sample of the first transatlantic cable, 1857-1858
1857-1858
Filing coherer, glass tube, fitted on to mounting bracket with terminals, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Filings coherer, Lodge-Muirhead system, 1900-1910
1900-1910
Hertzian oscillator, 1890-1894
1890-1894
Moving magnet galvanometer with dial inscribed "Greenwich Mean Time", 1843-1897
1843-1897
Filings coherer, small glass tube with bulb at one end and cap of red sealing wax at other end, 1898
1898
Filings coherer, glass tube bent into U-shape at one end, 1894-1904
1894-1904
Gold watch by John Gibson, Royal Exchange
1808
Gold watch with later gold movement
1818-1900
Spring-detent escapement watch in a gold case by Reid & Co. London
1807
Model of a pendulum clock based on Galileo's design
1921
Watch with Prest's keyless winding by John Roger Arnold
1821
Wax portrait of Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1780 – 1854)
1851
Wax portrait of George Atkins (1766 – 1855) by Richard Cockle Lucas
1852
Skeleton clock with helical gearing by Charles McDowall
1820-1840
Table chronometer in a gilt-metal and glazed case by Victor Kullburg
1870-1877
Gold watch by Recordon
1807
Silver one-minute tourbillon watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet, sold to the Princess de Valençay in 1812.
1812
Marine chronometer by Charles Young
1801-1900
English lever escapement watch with Karrusel by S Smith and Son
1897
A Royal watch by Samuel Houston
1807
Gold watch by Robert Roskell
1814
Marine chronometer by John Arnold
1802
Silver kettle presented to Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1780 – 1854)
1849
Rolling ball clock by E. Dent and Co
1920
Eight-day marine chronometer by Barrauds, London
1816