Papier mache model of human eye
1913
Fechner's double sound pendulum for testing aural discrimination
1898-1908
Probable penile plethysmograph used to measure male arousal
1960-1970
Test material; toys, beads, in wooden case
1937-1953
Wooden form board with various shapes
Wooden form board with various shapes
Pencil and weight with securing screw
Aubert's Episcotister by E. Zimmerman
Polygraph accessory
Jigsaw puzzle showing large building, 69 pieces
'Mother's Own' 2 piece Stutsman picture puzzle
Wooden form board, "Kempf's Diagonal Test"
Wooden form board with various shapes
Psychometric Test, form board, Chicago, United States, 1930-1980
1930-1980
Two hand dynamometers mounted on board
Control hammer, for testing Hipp Chronoscope
'Playing Mother'
Weight perception test apparatus,1912
1912
Polygraph, miniature, with accessories
1900-1939
Wallin peg board "A" Stutsman test by C.H. Stoelting Co.
Formboard with five shapes
Mounted tuning fork
Mounted tuning fork
Mounted tuning fork
Decade resistance box Type A-6-B 'Units'
Mounted tuning fork
'Dearborn Construction Puzzle'
Time lapse camera used for animal studies with 4 unattached steel rings
1963
Leipzig wheel with arms and contacts
Electromagnetic device, Deprez signal time marker for use with kymograph
1924
Instruction cards for psychological tests
Brush on wood pole handle
Coloured wooden shapes for constructing mosaic patterns
Picture puzzle board, Chicago, United States, 1930-1980
1930-1980
Wooden block construction test, cubes, flat bricks and triangle
Glass label giving subject's instructions for 'Discrimination of Weights. [Test] A'
Wooden form board, marked 'BEDFORD'
Probably a battery powered amplifier
Timing unit by Venner Electronics Ltd.
Box of 64 coloured 'slides', no maker marked, possibly for a colour discrimination test .British Psychological Society ( Inv. No. 0035)
Triple electrical polygraph marker
Mounted tuning fork
Colour comparator, two wheels with sixteen colour shades
Electromechanical counter unit
1950-1970
Jigsaw puzzle, circus scene, 30 pieces
Ergograph
Seven contact pencils by Hawksley and Sons Ltd., London, and one by C.F. Palmer, London,
British Colour Council Dictionary of Colour Standards
1934
Electrical contact box marked 100w
