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Ekco AD36 radio receiver in phenolic plastic case, 1935

1935

Three Film strips: 35mm film strips depicting 'The Juvenile Court'

1953

Two Spools of Celluloid Made by Louis Le Prince and Case

1888-1889

Fifteen 16mm films depicting miscellaneous psychological subjects

1970-1990

Audio visual pack

1983

Four Film strips: 35mm film strips depicting case studies in industrial relations

circa 1959

Radio broadcast receiver, c.1925

circa 1925

Mechanical Programme Finder for use with 45 degree Prismatic Astrolabe, by Cooke, Troughton and Simms

1930-1940

Stadiometer (telemeter), Blakey type, British, 1825-1835

1825-1835

Ekco SH25 radio in phenoilc plastic case, 1932

1932

Thorps replica grating (2 1/8 x 1 3/8-inches) on glass (2 1/2 x 2-inches) of Rowlands metal diffraction grating

Variable-frequency radiosonde, by Vilho Vaisala, 1935

1935

Mechanism From Kinora Cine Camera

1910-1911

Darling Kinematograph 35mm cine camera

1910

Cavalry sketching board, 1910

1910

flat plane Thorp gratings

1902

Variable-frequency radiosonde, 1940

1940

66 35mm photographic transparencies in mounts, in

circa 1989-1999

Knee pad, coal mining.

Chock release set

Fred Perry at tennis tournament

1930s

Man eating popcorn

1930s

Crowds gather around tennis star Fred Perry

1930s

Fred Perry at Wimbledon

1930s

Fred Perry at walking to tennis court

1930s

Ekco AD36 radio receiver in phenolic plastic case, 1935

1935

Synchronised remote control unit for broadcast receivers

circa 1939

Synchronised remote control unit for broadcast receivers

circa 1939

Audio visual pack

1981

OKO Multi-Gauge Cinecamera-Projector

1920-1929

Geodetic theodolite, German, 1820-1850

1820-1850

Pathé Kok 28mm projector

1908-1912

flat plane Thorp grating

1902

Williamson Cinematograph Camera

circa 1910

Newman and Sinclair Film Perforator

1905-1915

Negative of racecar at Avus stadium

1936

Fred Perry at Wimbledon

1930s

Fred Perry at Wimbledon

1930s

Miner's pocket watch dust case

Newton Wheatsheaf last coal in

Right-angled prism with replica grating on hypotenuse

1895-1905
Urban Bioscope cine camera, No 198. Manufactured by Charles Urban Trading Company, 48 Rupert Street, Piccadilly, London W1. 300 foot magazines. Hand-cranked, with a fixed 180 degree sector shutter. The lens is a 70mm Collinear II, Serial No 80427, in a rack and pinion focussing mount. The camera has critical focussing though the rear of the film in the gate with an inspecting tube from the front. The cover for this is not original. It has a film speed indicator showing between 12 and 24 frames per second and a footage counter calibrated for 100 foot. Film punch inside. Possibly made by Darling, who made most of Urban's cameras.

Urban Bioscope cine camera

1905-1915
Box of Kodak Gold Zoom Film. Ideal for all zoom cameras. 36 exposures.

Box of Kodak Gold Zoom Film

Roll of exposed Agfacolor Umkehr - film CT18.

Roll of exposed Agfacolor Umkehr - film CT18

Wellington Portrait Film, British Manufacture. One dozen films 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 made by Edward Wellington Ltd, Elstree, Herts.

Wellington Portrait Film

Gavaert Studio-film Extreme Speed, 4 3/4 x 6 1/2 inch. Serial number 639 4. Made in Belgium

Gevaert Studio-Film

Discs by Urban Motion Picture Industries Inc, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York, USA for Urban-Joy 'Spirograph' 16mm home projector by H.W.Joy, 1920.

Discs by Urban Motion Picture Industries Inc For Urban-Joy 'Spirograph'

1923
Three films taken on Étienne Jules Marey's chronophotographic cameras between 1896 and 1900 ( celluloid negatives) (a) man jumping (Lucien Bull, aged 20). Taken by Marey's assistant in 1896. (b) Olympic games, Paris, long jump taken by Lucien Bull in 1900. (c) Sandow during visit to Paris taken by Lucien Bull, c. 1900.

Films taken on Étienne Jules Marey' chronophotographe

1896-1900
Film taken on Étienne Jules Marey's chronophotographic cameras of bodybuilder Eugen Sandow (1867-1925) during visit to Paris, taken by Marey's assistant Lucien Bull in about 1900.

Sandow During Visit to Paris

1896-1900
'Radar Kilovolter', a spark-gap voltmeter for measuring the e.h.t. voltage of television picture tubes etc. in the range 3-30kV, Waveforms Ltd, Radar Works, Truro Road, London, N22, England, 1950-1974.

'Radar Kilovolter'

1950-1974