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Category
Object type
Maker
Place of origin
Date

Callendar and Griffiths bridge No.4317

1906-1907

Duddell's Patent thermo-ammeter

Rocking Microtome

1900

Wilson gold leaf electrometer

1912

Duddell Thermo-galvanometer

1911

Duddell vibration galvanometer

1916

Duddell's thermo-galvanometer

1900

Duddell thermo-galvanometer

1906

Boys' Radiomicrometer, 1887-1900

1887-1900

Model of Callendar's Sunshine Receiver, 19th Century

1895-1910

Sir W. Napier Shaw's original anemenoidograph

1918

Twin-vibrator element for Duddell high frequency oscillograph

1900-1904

Duddell double permanent magnet oscillograph

1905

Duddell double high-frequency oscillograph

1904

Moving-coil galvanometer

1906

Dolezalek quadrant electrometer

1913

Large Sliding Microtome

1910

Duddell single element portable field oscillograph

1903

Mason tilting mirror

1916

Electric Motor for Callendar's Mechanical Equivalent of Heat Apparatus, 1904

1904

Whipple Temperature Indicator, 1912-14

1912-1914

Wilson expansion apparatus

1912-1913

Field clinometer, British, 1915

1915

Double thread recorder No.29731

1916

Platinum resistance thermometer no.477 by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., in glass tube and complete with connecting and compensating leads

Platinum resistance thermometer no.477 by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd.

1900

Strobometer or slip indicator by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., Cambridge, England, no.8416

Strobometer or slip indicator by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd.

1909

Callendar's patent chart recorder, by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., No.37

Callendar's patent chart recorder

1897-1900

Cambridge precision vernier potentiometer, Model No. L-93361.

Cambridge precision vernier potentiometer

Station barometer, 1921, made and presented by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd, No. 17537. MO 1410

Station barometer

1921

Cambridge optical pyrometer (polarizing type) No. 14188, with amyl acetate lamp for standardising, in mahogany box, by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., England. Another mahogany box containing galvanometer No. 69140 and a variable slide resistance(5.9 ms)

Cambridge optical pyrometer (polarizing type) with amyl acetate lamp,in box. Also a boxed galvanometer and a variable slide resistance

Insulating tripod stand by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd. no.2900

Insulating tripod stand by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co.

1905

Six geometric tripod stands, C.V. Boys pattern, in iron, all with arms of length 175 mm, three of height 76 mm (nominal) and three of height 36 mm (made by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd.)

Six geometric tripod stands

1900-1914

Pair of Darwin gimbal mirrors, by Cambridge Scientific Co., 1916, used to track balloons

Pair of Darwin gimbal mirrors

1916

Bridge for use with platinum thermometer, by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., Cambridge, England, 1904.

Bridge for use with platinum thermometer

1904

Callendar sunshine recorder, 1900 type, by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., 1914.

Callendar sunshine recorder

1914

Pivoted coil electrical temperature indicator with wall bracket, by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company Limited, London and Cambridge, England, 1910-1914. Temperature range 0-1000°C, Serial No. 18603 (see note).

Pivoted Coil Electrical Temperature Indicator, 1910-14

1910-1914

Platinum electrical resistance thermometer (pyrometer), laboratory pattern, with porcelain tube and fitted with glass tube, by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company Limited, Cambridge, England, 1910-14.

Platinum Electrical Resistance Thermometer, 1910-14

1910-1914

Callendar's apparatus for determining the mechanical equivalent of heat with glass thermometer, by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company Limited, Cambridge, England, 1904.

Callendar's apparatus for determining the mechanical equivalent of heat with glass thermometer

1904

Temperature indicator, designed by Callendar and Griffiths, mounted on gimbals.

Temperature indicator

1900-1928

Platinum resistance thermometer no.1837 by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., Cambridge, England, in glass tube and complete with connecting and compensating leads

Platinum resistance thermometer no.1837 by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd.

1902

Cinematograph camera for use with oscillograph, by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., no.5223

Cinematograph camera for use with oscillograph

1907

Oscillating mirror and shutter, driven by synchronous motor, for use with oscillograph, made by the Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., Cambridge, England, no.5325

Oscillating mirror and shutter

1907

Potentiometer, on wooden board. Manufactured by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co.

Cambridge Scientific instruments Company potentiometer

1915

Indicating eupathescope, by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., 1927 No. L-51497

Indicating eupathescope

1927

Callender sunshine recorder by Cambridge Instruments, 1913

Callender sunshine recorder by Cambridge Instruments

1913

Fery radiation pyrometer outfit; Fery telescope with tripod stand, by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company Limited, Cambridge, England, c.1914.

Fery radiation pyrometer outfit; Fery telescope with tripod stand

1910-1914

Walker portable magnetometer, 1914, by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co.

Portable Magnetometer

1914

Apparatus to demonstrate the transmission of pressure in a liquid (a form of hydraulic press) no. 2289, by the Cambridge Scientific Co. Ltd., England, complete with two hooks, c.1905

Apparatus to demonstrate the transmission of pressure in a liquid (a form of hydraulic press) no. 2289

1900-1920

Boys radio-micrometer made in 1907 by, The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd., Cambridge, England, no.5426 with wooden box (sighting tube and several nuts missing)

C V Boys' radio-micrometer, with outer casing removed, 1907.

1907

Single thread electrical temperature recorder in glazed case, by The Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company Ltd., Cambridge, England, 1910-14. Range say 0-1000°C, with 100 charts

Single Thread Temperature Recorder, 1910-14

1910-1914