Sony 'Trinitron' Colour Television, 1969-1970
1969-1970
Crick and Watson's DNA Molecular Model
1953
Smiths De Luxe Wristwatch Worn by Sir Edmund Hillary on His Ascent of Mount Everest 1953
1953
Packet of 10 'Gold Flake' Cigarettes
1920-1950
Apollo 10 Command Module, Call Sign 'Charlie Brown'
1969
Three-ring Enigma cypher machine in oak wood transit case
1934
Chinese Government Railways Steam Locomotive 4-8-4 KF Class No 7
1935
Electric locomotive, No. 26020
1951
West Japan Railways Shinkansen 'Bullet Train', 1976
1976
Apollo 11 Lunar Lander kit
1969
'Pedoscope' shoe-fitting X-ray viewer
1948-1953
English Electric Company diesel electric locomotive 'Deltic' Co-Co 3300HP, 1955
1955
Contraceptive Sponge
1920-1960
Personal Computer, model Apple I
1976-1979
Cybernetic tortoise, developed to help with studies on brain function
1950-1952
Compagnie Internationale de Wagon-Lits et de Grands Express Europeens sleeping car, 1936
1936
Foucault Pendulum for Demonstrating the Earth's Rotation
1988
'Build a Better Burger' Game
1984-1986
Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935.
1935
Poster of Valentina Tereshkova, First woman cosmonaut
1963
Section of a Boeing 747, 1973.
1973
Caesium Atomic Clock, 1955.
1955
Steam locomotive, entitled Evening Star
1960
Southern Railway 0-6-0 Q1 class steam locomotive, No C1
1942
Home built 405-line television receiver, 1951-1953
1951-1953
Liquid-filled Plastic Lens Television Magnifier, 1935-1965
1935-1965
Packet of 'De Reszke Minors' Cigarettes
1920-1950
Safari Condoms
1970-1979
The Ardente Hearing aid, London, England, 1920-1930
1920-1930
Reid III Rangefinder Camera
circa 1956
Hoover constellation vacuum cleaner with attachments
circa 1956-1959
Greenhouse thermometer by Dudley Adams of Fleet Street. Mercury in glass on wooden board
1978
Diesel-hydraulic locomotive, Class 02 0-4-0 No D2860
1960
Phillip's Economic Computer
1949
Scientific Publication: 'Black Hole Explosions?'
1974
Bush TV22 Television Receiver, 1945-1955
1945-1955
Packet of Craven 'A' cigarettes by Carreras Ltd
1920-1950
'Paragon' Reusable Rubber Condom, London, England, 1948-1950
1948-1950
Ferguson television receiver, 20", black-and-white, 1979
1979
Motorola tone pager, 1980-1990
1980-1990
Intel 386 microprocessor, 1985
1985
Dextrostix reagent strips
1976-1982
Model of Twin Cotton Mills
1950
'One Per Desk' microcomputer
1984; 1983
BBC B Micro Computer
circa 1983
Fireless locomotive, named Imperial
1956
Pye 'Cambridge International' 11-band broadcast receiver, 1953
1953
Replica of Bell's 1876 centennial telephone transmitter, 1959
1959
Molecular model of penicillin by Dorothy M Crowfoot Hodgkin, England, 1945
1945
Copy of a blood-grouping tile
1970-1981