Glass bowl on whirling stand
1734-1795
Scioptic ball, ostensibly by George Adams
Brass disc for air pump, 1761
1761
Brass disc for air pump, 1761
1761
globe
1761
Attachment for the pillar of the philosophical table
1762
New Improved' universal compound microscope with fitted mahogany case
1785-1795
Two brass pulley blocks by Adams
1762
Brass Arm for wind fountain
1761
Parabola, mahogany
1762
Triangle, mahogany
1762
Grooved disc with five spherical beads attached by a thread
1761
Knife edged prism for centre of gravity experiments
1762
Fitting for stand
1762
Roman type steelyard, by George Adams
1762
Ten circular scale pans
1762
Iron box, hinged lid, enclosing iron cube
1761
Iron solid cylinder
1761
Pillar attachment for Mariotte's paradox
1762
Thistle shaped glass with brass collar
1761
Lever, angled, boxwood, 1762
1762
Lever with two fixed and three moveable threads, 1762
1762
Syringe by George Adams, 1761
1761
Two pieces of plaster
1762
Glass tube closed top end, on a circular brass base
1761
globe
1761
Bell jar, 1761
1761
Four cubical weights with loops
1762
Glass globe; glass stand; brass collar
1761
Magnetic Cabinet, 1775-1800
1775-1800
Henley's quadrant electrometer, about 1790
1770-1795
Optical 'paradox' toy for seeing through opaque objects
1790-1800
Opera Glass by George Adams, London, 1750-1795
1750-1795
Combination dividers
1772-1795
Tube with bulb
1761
Brass dart, with steel point, for an air gun, fur flight
1761
Terrestrial Globe by George Adams
1766
Universal Single microscope
Model experimental cart
1762
Brass plate for projectile experiment
1762
Protractor and parallel rule combined
1740-1750
S-shaped iron tube, with threaded connectors
Flanged brass disc to screw on an air pump
1761
Mould, for clay or lead pellets for air gun, 1761
1761
A Description of an Apparatus for explaining the Principles of Mechanicks
1762
Orrery planetary model
1789-1795
Culpeper microscope with boxfoot made by George Adams in 1738
1738
Brass Gregorian reflecting telescope by George Adams
1734-1796
Compound monocular microscope by George Adams
1775-1800
Mercury thermometer in brass frame, 1775-1785
1775-1785