Cylindrical tinplate case with fitted end-cap
1790-1819
Ten cylinders papered with figures, a crude calculating machine
1790-1819
Iron solid cylinder
1761
Carved hollow wood cylinder
1890-1913
Two inclined cylinders for centre of gravity demonstrations
1762
Old vertical cylinder frictional electrical machine
1765-1769
Small cylinder from early Anzani aero engine
Copper cylinder used by James Joule
Clear cylinder
Beige plastic cylinder surrounded by clear plastic
Cylinder, nickel plated, no cap, empty
Aluminium motor cycle cylinder
1980
Glass cylinder with wax seal
1750
Glass cylinder, with glass stopper
1800-1850
Glass cylinder
Glass cylinder, ground on outside
1800-1899
Twenty cubic foot oxygen cylinder
Glass cylinder with a closed end and tapering neck
Small cylinder with one side tubulure
Ivory solid cylinder, 4ozs troy, with 4 brass hooks
Gas cylinder mounted on octagonal base
1800-1850
Small cylinder with one side tubulure
Glass cylinder, ground both ends
1750
Hydrogen cylinder, spare, for Safety lamp: Gray type
1893-1899
Glass cylinder; brass base; milled screw
1800-1899
Ivory solid cylinder, 6ozs troy, with 4 brass hooks
Ruby cylinder
Clear Glass Cylinder
Glass cylinder
Sectioned steel cylinder for CO2 Compressor
Multi-knife cylinder
1975-1985
Glass cylinder, ground on outside
1800-1899
Pistons, Rod and Crosshead for 'Hot' Cylinder
Headlamp Cylinder
Glass cylinder electrostatic machine on wooden base
1780
Porcelain cylinders for Beckley recording rain gauge, by J J Hicks, marked `Patent No2'.
Porcelain cylinder, three of four, for Beckley recording rain gauge, by J J Hicks, marked `Patent No 8'.
Clear glass 20 cc. measuring cylinder
Ten cubic foot sectioned acetylene cylinder
Cylinder for replica Newcomen engine
1965
Brass conducting cylinder
'hot' cylinder
Short Connecting Rods for 'Hot' Cylinder
'Cold' Cylinder
Porcelain cylinder, two of four, for Beckley recording rain gauge, J J Hicks
Porcelain cylinder, one of four, for Beckley recording rain gauge. Marked 50203.
Oxygen cylinder, for hot-air balloon ‘Daffodil II’ cabin: 1974 world altitude record holder
1974
Brass conducting cylinder
compound Lucernal microscope, by George Adams, Lon
1790-1795
compound Lucernal microscope, by George Adams, Lon
1790-1795