Difference Engine No. 1
circa 1832
Telescope by Galileo (replica)
1610; 1923
Mousetrap Camera
1834-1836
Model of the "Planet" Locomotive
1830 (original); 1967 (model)
Rocket locomotive
1829
Phrenological head
1821
Original preparation of quinine by Pelletier and Caveton
1820
Sans Pareil
1829
Shutt End Colliery Railway steam locomotive 'Agenoria'
1829
'Haystack' Boiler, 1775-1799
1775-1799 (original); 1900-1907 (model)
Huskisson Memorial
1831
Set of sixty miniature heads used in phrenology
1831
Cooke and Wheatstone five-needle telegraph
1837
Cooke and Wheatstone's four needle telegraph, 1838
1838
Freud electronic laughing ball
1990-96
Model, of Woolf's Water Tube Boiler, 1819
1819
Replica of the first Morse telegraph, 1835
1934
Atmospheric Engine by John Smeaton, 1772
1772 (original); 1919 (model)
Euston Station gates
1838
Cooke and Wheatstone’s double-needle telegraph, 1838
1838
Pair-cased pocket watch in pinchbeck and leather outer casing with verge escapement
1705-1737
'Dr Syntax and his wife making an experiment in pneumatics', print, London, England, 1820
1820
Sundial from Liverpool Road Station
1833
Machine used for covering wires with silk and cotton, 1837
1837
Oersted Compass Needle, 1828
1828
Hand loom
1825-1835
Haydock Colliery Steam Engine
1830
Cramlington Colliery chaldron wagon, c 1826
1821-1831
Steam locomotive used at Hetton Colliery
1822
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
'Royal Address of Cadwallader ap-Tudor ap-Edwards ap-Vaughan, Water-King of Southwark', print, London, England, 1832
1832
Mail guard watch by George Littlewort
1825
Neolithic flint scraper
4000-2001 BCE
model passenger locomotive 1837
1837
model steam locomotive
1826
Chinese celestial clockwork globe
1830
Novelty model
1955; 1830
Charles Green Aeronaut
1836
Phrenological head of Francis Gall
1823
Phrenological head, microcephalic
1820-1830
Copy of the Receiver and Alarm Call of Schilling's Electric Telegraph, 1870-1877
1870-1877
Sample of gutta percha insulated cable, 1863-7
1863-7
Deck watch by Breguet et Fils
1830
Deck-watch used by Capt. William Parry during his attempt to reach the North Pole, 1827
1823
Octant made of ebony and brass
1830-1835
Bench vice belonging to George Stephenson
1829
Watch with Prest's keyless winding by John Roger Arnold
1821
Euston Station Clock
c.1837
Letter opener with calendar and map, 1893-1894
1893-4
Specimen of First Telegraph Line, 1837
1837