Metograph, in mahogany case, 8 1/2" x 5 1/2". (drawing instrument) Metograph, in mahogany case 1850-1851
Semicircular glass protractor, by H Hughes and Son (B498; A200809 pt) Semicircular glass protractor 1851-1875
Twnty-seven mixed brass and copper stencils for numbers and letters by W.F. Stanley, early 20th century, plus unused stencil brush (cork stopper missing from handle), Great Turnstile, London Twnty-seven mixed brass and copper stencils for numbers and letters by W.F. Stanley 1900-1910
Drawing Instrument in case, GNR, Set of 5 brass handled drawing instruments in velvet lined mahogany case. Belonged to Edmond Denison, Chairman of GNR, 1852. 7 1/4"x2 3/4"x1". Consists of one pair long joint dividers, one pair adjustable dividers, one steel divider attachment, one drawing pen attachment, one pencil attachment. Box also contains one North Eastern Railways pen nib and an assortment of adjustment screws. Drawing instrument in case
Box of drawing instruments: cardboard box containing set squares, protractors, small french curves and other scales for drawing office use, box marked " Black Waterlow & Sons Limited". See notes for content Box of set squares, protractors and french curves
Extension arm for compasses and drawing pens, metal, peg at one end, slot at other. Belonged to T.E. Ludwig, Chief Draughtsman, Crewe Extension arm for compasses and drawing pens
Semicircular brass protractor by William Wilton, in original mahogany case; circle about 4 3/8" radius, divided in half degrees and reading by vernier to one minute of arc ( portion of lid (of case) broken at one hinge) Semicircular brass protractor by William Wilton 1825-1859
Centrograph with 2 triangular weights by W.F. Stanley, London, 1876. Centrograph with 2 triangular weights by W.F. Stanley 1876
Verner's military sketching instrument by J.H. Steward with case. Verner's military sketching instrument
Six inch circular protractor by John Troughton, in mahogany case, c.1785 Circular protractor, 1765-1770 1765-1770
Circular protractor 6-inch, engraved "Watkins and Hill Charing Cross London"; divided in degrees and numbered 0 to 360 degrees; in wood case with inlaid brass plate engraved "H.O. ^ 7" Circular brass protractor, 1818-1856 1818-1856
Protractor, semi-circular, by Watkins and Hill; diameter about 6 1/2", arm projects 6" beyond circle, engraved "Watkins and Hill, Charing Cross, London", "H.O.R." in case 14" x 5 1/4" x 7/8", mahogany Protractor, semi-circular, by Watkins and Hill; diameter about 6 1/2"
(a) Cymograph made by Stanley; (b) Antigraph made by Stanley Cymograph and Antigraph made by Stanley 1876