Hump equipment, Westinghouse interlocked time element release panel, possibly ex Margam. Hump equipment
Electric lock stitch sewing machine, manufactured by the Free Sewing Machine Co., Rockford, Illinois, c. 1929. Electrified by Westinghouse Corp., serial no. CE14845, and mounted in table cabinet and complete with foot controller Electric lock stitch sewing machine 1929
Wade Bequest collection of valves: radio valve type CV129. Tubular bulb with large metal structure around the valve marked 38C. With MT02439 marked on external structure. With I/O base and top cap. Wade Bequest collection of valves: radio valve type CV129
Ticket printing and issuing machine, Edmondson type, Westinghouse, c1965. Westinghouse ticket printing and issuing machine 1965
The Donald Fleming Collection of North American television receivers: Westinghouse 19" tabletop television receiver, 1950. Westinghouse 19" tabletop television receiver, 1950 1950
[Exploded colour-printed drawings (4) of constituent parts of a Westinghouse nuclear plant / Westinghouse, ca.1980. Comprise /1 steam generator, /2 reactor vessel, /3 main coolant pump, /4 fuel assembly] Exploded colour-printed drawings (4) of constituent parts of a Westinghouse nuclear plant circa 1980
Euston Main Line Electrification Technical Conference - files of papers from conference organised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 25th and 26th October 1966. Includes programme, papers, trade brochures, directions for visits to depots etc. Euston Main Line Electrification Technical Conference - files of papers from conference 1966
Combustion chamber for Westinghouse "J 34" gas turbine (sectioned) Combustion chamber for gas turbine
Diagnostic X-ray set, by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, United States, 1920-1929. Westinghouse diagnostic X-ray set 1920-1929
Vidicon camera tube, type WL7325, as used with image intensifiers for televised fluoroscopy, by Westinghouse, USA, 1950-1970 Vidicon camera tube 1950-1970
Transformer, metal, on metal trolley, by Westinghouse of U.S.A., early 20th century Transformer, metal, on metal trolley 1901-1930