Four-Wheeled Hand Crane
1850
Grave marker, grave '221'
1860-1920
Replica Grand Junction Railway travelling post office
1938; (1838)
Engraving: Watt's first experiment of steam. By James Scott after R.W. Buss
1849
Purse presented to George Hall esq
1853
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
Tobacco box - made from a piece of roman lead pipe
1854
Model of Arthur Parsey's compressed air locomotive, 1845
1845
Caricature of an undertaker hoping for cholera, Europe, c. 1854
circa 1854
Caricature showing 'The State Doctor' during a cholera epidemic, Europe, c. 1854
circa 1854
South-East View of Sheffield
1855
View of the Britannia Tubular Bridge
1850
Replica of the first Morse telegraph, 1835
1934
Single-needle block instrument
1845
Model railway turntable
1850
Isambard Kingdom Brunel, 1848
1848
Peel, Williams & Peel steam engine
1846
Cooke's train signalling instrument of 1845, Norfolk Railway
1845
Railway bridge section
1850
Great Western Railway model of 'Iron Duke', 1851
1851
The Great Exhibition Polka 1851
1851
Longcase clock, Stephenson & Co's Locomotive Works
1857
Arthington Tunnel memorial plaque, 1849
1849
Sample of submarine cable laid between Dover and Calais, 1850
1850
Specimen of Dover-Calais telegraph cable, 1851
1851
Architect's model of S&J Watts' warehouse
1850-1856
Bridge plaque - 1855
1855
Dandy cart and horse
1845-1855
Clark's block signalling telegraph instrument, 1854
1854
Truncheon, ebony, England, 1849
1849
Wax portrait of Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1780 – 1854)
1851
Bright's bell telegraph, 1855
1855
Marble statue of George Stephenson, 1852
1852
Thames Tunnel opening commemorative medal, 1843
1843
Wax portrait of George Atkins (1766 – 1855) by Richard Cockle Lucas
1852
Bain's chemical telegraph, 1850.
1850
Henley's magneto electric double needle telegraph, 1848-1852
1848-1852
Novelty model
1955; 1830
Letter opener with calendar and map, 1893-1894
1893-4
Gold chain for Lister's pocket watch
1853
Pocket watch belonging to Joseph Lister
1853
Compound monocular microscope owned by Edwin Lankester
1852
Silver kettle presented to Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1780 – 1854)
1849
Keyboard for transmitting telegraphic messages, 1845-1851
1845-1851
Microscope Slide, 1852
1852
Cooke and Wheatstone double needle telegraph, 1844
1844
Single needle telegraph, 1846
1846
Cooke and Wheatstone's double needle telegraph, 1844
1844
Model of street-sweeping machine.
1850-1857
Specimen of telegraph cable laid in Birmingham in 1856
1856