George III's philosophical table
1761-1762
George III's pendulum
1762
Meridional compass: Rare George Adams Brass: Walker
1745-1770
King George III's friction machine
1762
Set of magnetical apparatus in case, by Adams
1790
Magnetic toy by George Adams
1765
Beam compass by George Adams
1775-1795
King George III's central forces machine
1762
George III's glass sphere
1761
George III's cycloidal pendulum
1762
model carriage chassis with two axles, 1762
1762
George III's tidal demonstration model
1762
Glass bell jar with a brass collar
1761
George III's inclined plane and Horse-way
1762
George III's weighted cylinder
1762
George III's clockwork bell
1761
George III's apparatus for oblique and compound collision
1762
Double brass stand for bell jars on a brass pillar
1761
Unweighted cylinder in frame
1762
Mahogany board with round ends and two short brass pillars
1761
Orrery planetary model
1789-1795
Cylinder electrostatic machine with Leyden jar, about 1790, with components
1790-1795
King George III's archimedean screw
1762
Celestial globe by George Adams
1766
Terrestrial Globe by George Adams
1766
Standard mercury thermometer, 1780-1800
1780-1800
George III's guinea and feather' apparatus
1761
Whirling speculum mirror with components
1762
Iron solid cylinder
1761
Anamorphic picture, early 18th century, with cone mirror, wooden cover and two anamorphic pictures
1745-1753
Thomas Sheraton style case and mathematical instrument set
1750-1790
Volume entitled: "The Description and Use of a Terrestrial Planetarium, including the Orbits of Mercury and Venus commonly called an Orrery"
Principles of Mechanics by George Adams
A Description of an Apparatus for explaining the Principles of Mechanicks made for His Majesty King George the Third by George Adams, Mathematical Instrument Maker to His Majesty
Instructions to the illustrator of 'A description of an apparatus for explaining the principles of mechanicks made for His Majesty King George the Third by George Adams'
A Description of the Pneumatic Apparatus made for His Majesty King George the Third by George Adams, Mathematical Instrument Maker to His Majesty
Globe electrical machine attributed to George Adams
before 1753
Mechanical Powers Apparatus consisting of an inclined plane and endless screw
1775-1800
Culpeper microscope with boxfoot made by George Adams in 1738
1738
Gunner's quadrant and perpendicular, c. 1780.
circa 1780
Prince of Wales microscope
1754-1757
Gregorian reflecting telescope
Azimuth compass, British, 1771-1800
1771-1800
Adams's New Patent Portable Telescope
1734-1795
Surveyor's compass, English, 1725-1795
1725-1795
Spyglass telescope with shagreen covered tube
1760-1795
Solar microscope by George Adams
Mould, for clay or lead pellets for air gun, 1761
1761
Brass Gregorian reflecting telescope by George Adams
1734-1796
Gregorian reflecting telescope, 1734-1772
1734-1750