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Small-scale model of an AVRO Lancaster aircraft

2007

Replica Arkwright water frame

1983

Model of Stephenson's Rocket

Capacitor used in the development of the 'Baby' computer

1948

Ceramic drinks bottle

1870-1910

BBC B Micro Computer

circa 1983

Slotting machine

1835

Peel, Williams & Peel steam engine

1846

Berry & Bentley Track Bicycle

1934

Small printing forme representing Linotype set matter

1886

'Cat's whisker' Crystal Radio

1920-1925

Five wooden molecular model balls

circa 1810

Water Pipe

1890 - 1900

Model of Twin Cotton Mills

1950

Cathode ray tube

1956

Self Cleansing carbon filter

1861 - 1900

Lid for Self Cleansing carbon filter

circa 1861

'One Per Desk' microcomputer

1984; 1983

Large cast iron cam from Pollard Street archaeological excavations of Peel, Williams & Peel Co. Soho foundry

1839-1887

EM2/1 electron microscope

circa 1947

Sample of concrete enhanced with graphene

2021

Bicycle from the Transport for Greater Manchester Bee Network bike hire scheme, 2021

2021

Logic door from Ferranti Mark 1* computer

1955

Rolls-Royce 10 hp, two cylinder motor car

1905

Spinning mule creel skewer

1850-1940

Spinning mule spindle

1830-1940

Paddlewheel used by James Joule

c1860

Laboratory coat worn by Geoff Tootill

1947

Replica of the 'Baby' or SSEM computer

1998

70-70F mass spectrometer

1974

three gold-plated cable dies

1979

Whitworth Planing Machine

circa 1842

Tape dispenser and Scotch sticky tape

2000-2004

AVRO Shackleton Centre of Gravity Computer

1950

Waters Acquity QDa mass spectrometer, about 2015.

Waters Acquity QDa mass spectrometer

2015

Hydrogen fuel cell

Hydrogen fuel cell

2014

Fujitsu Siemens Scenic eD PIII PC, with accompanying monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

Computer

2000

Glass rods used on winding and doubling machines.

Textile Machinery Rods

Jet engine turbine blade sample tested on Beamline 2.3 at Daresbury Laboratory.

Jet engine turbine blade sample tested on Beamline 2.3 at Daresbury Laboratory

1980-2015

Calorimeter used by James Joule for the more accurate determination of the mechanical equivalent of heat, c.1860.

Calorimeter used by James Joule for the more accurate determination of the mechanical equivalent of heat

c1860