Difference Engine No. 1
circa 1832
Prototype of the Brougham carriage
1838
Locomotion
1834-1836
Seal die, Great North of England, Clarence & Hartlepool Junction Railway
1837
Bishop Auckland & Weardale Railway seal die
1837
Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway 3rd Class open railway carriage, 1834
1834
Swannington Incline Winding Engine, Leicester & Swannington Railway, 1832
1832
model locomotion no 1
1825
Specimen of First Telegraph Line, 1837
1837
model steam locomotive
1826
Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway, composite 1st & 2nd class railway carriage
1834
Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway 2nd Class railway carriage, 1834
1834
Conjectural model of Trevithick's locomotive 'Catch-me-who-can'
1808
Reproduction in wood. No 127
1808
Reproduction in wood, Dr Joseph Black
1809
Shutt End Colliery Railway steam locomotive 'Agenoria'
1829
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
Cylinder electrical machine, 1810-1817
1810-1817
Machine used for covering wires with silk and cotton, 1837
1837
Spring-detent escapement watch in a gold case by Reid & Co. London
1807
Watch with Prest's keyless winding by John Roger Arnold
1821
Souscription watch, by Abraham-Louis Breguet
1805
Automaton watch by Jean Robert Soret
1812
Deck watch by Breguet et Fils
1830
Gold watch by Recordon
1807
Silver one-minute tourbillon watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet, sold to the Princess de Valençay in 1812.
1812
Quarter-repeating gold watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet
circa 1808
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
Schwann's microscope (no case)
1835
London & Birmingham Railway clock
1837
Cramlington Colliery chaldron wagon, c 1826
1821-1831
London & Birmingham Railway Guard's Clock, 1837-1839
1838
Laennec's stethoscope
1815-1825
Half-penny coin
1806
model passenger locomotive 1837
1837
Weights and measures
1805
Entrance into Manchester across Water Street
1831
Metric volumetric rule, with 0.05 to 100 litres graduations
1803-1828
'Dr Syntax and his wife making an experiment in pneumatics', print, London, England, 1820
1820
Novelty model
1955; 1830
Oval snuff box, England, 1807
1807
Replica of the first Morse telegraph, 1835
1934
Cooke and Wheatstone five-needle telegraph
1837