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Evershed and Vignoles 500 volt portable generator

Evershed and Vignoles 200 volt portable generator

Tektronix HDTV Test Generator

Advance a.f. generator

Advance signal generator

Parsons' steam turbine generator, 1884

1884

Van de Graaff generator by Philip Harris Ltd.

1943-1983

German function generator, test equipment.

Solid state generator

Hand driven generator

Evershed and Vignoles 200 volt portable generator

Portable generator

Pulse generator unit as used on TSR2 aircraft

1962-1963

Kelvin electrostatic generator

Gas-Pak H, Pure hydrogen generator

1900-1980

Van de Graaff generator by MLI

1960-1973

Piezoelectric e.h.t. generator

1972-1983

Lucas Motorcycle Acetylene Gas Generator

1920-1935

Cascade generator for 1.5 million volt accelerator

1937

H.T./L.T. Aircraft generator

H.T./L.T. Aircraft generator

Parsons' original Steam Turbine generator,1884

Parsons' steam turbine generator, 1884.

1884

ICP generator and VG Isotopes equipment.

ICP generator

1979-1983

Original secondary generator (transformer) for alternating currents

Original secondary generator

Crompton Gramme wound ship's generator no.6161- c.1890

Crompton Gramme wound ship's generator

Crompton Burgin generator no.540-c1879

Crompton Burgin generator no.540-c1879

Crompton Gramme wound arclighter generator no.2213- 1887, 1350v., 15amps, 1250rpm.

Crompton Gramme wound arclighter generator no.2213- 1887

Crompton generator no.1866- c1889 110v, 1050rpm, single bearing pulley drive

Crompton generator no.1866- c1889 110v

Crompton generator no.2002, 110V, 90A, 790rpm

Crompton generator no.2002, 110V, 90A, 790rpm

Crompton Generator no.13085 100V, 25amps, 860 r.p.m.

Crompton Generator no.13085 100V

Generator by Canadian General Electrical Company, Peterborough, Ontario. Patented Oct. 9th 1880, and March 19881. Serial no.781.125V, 3KW

Generator by Canadian General Electrical Company

Steam operated Thermal Fog Generator, Dutch origin

Steam operated Thermal Fog Generator, Dutch origin

Microjet 109 Mist Generator (Swiss manufacture)

Microjet 109 Mist Generator (Swiss manufacture)

Microsol Model 101 Mist Generator (serial no. G.1301), carrying handle missing, c. 1952-3

Microsol Model 101 Mist Generator (serial no. G.1301)

Van de Graaff generator

Van de Graaff generator

Motor generator set with Mordey inductor alternator and "Victoria" motor

Motor Generator Set

Crompton generator, 1888-9

Crompton generator, 1888-9

Low frequency a.c. generator by the White Electrical Instrument Co. Ltd.

Low frequency a.c. generator

1967-1983

Steam generator

Steam generator

1900-1939

Van de Graaff electrostatic generator, by Griffin and George, United Kingdom, 1980

Van de Graaff electrostatic generator

1980

Philips generator-set with hot-air engine, c. 1950. Philips' research on Stirling engines began about1938. Initially, the work was aimed at development of small thermal-power electric generators for radios and similar equipment, for use in remote areas where storage batteries were not available but kerosene or other liquid fuel might be had. Improvements in radio valves, batteries and the invention of the transistor later removed the need for these small generating sets. 400 pre-production machines were made.

Philips Air Engine with Generator, c. 1950

1945-1955

Hartmann ultrasonic generator, with an assortment of jets and cavities.

Hartmann ultrasonic generator

An oxygen generator inscribed "Raoul Neveu, Paris"

An oxygen generator inscribed "Raoul Neveu, Paris"

Hydrogen generator, model A 1653, by Southern Analytical, 1963-1966

Southern Analytical Hydrogen generator

One motor generator armature (2 halves) by Laurence Scott & Electromotors.

One motor generator armature (2 halves) by Laurence Scott & Electromotors

Edison bi-polar generator

Edison bi-polar generator

Two microid gas generators in glazed stoneware, c. 1955

Two microid gas generators in glazed stoneware

1955

Direct current generator with copper gauze brushes, c.1913

Direct current generator with copper gauze brushes

1903

Mather and Platt "Manchester" type generator, with surface-wound armature

Mather and Platt "Manchester" type generator

Bendix hand driven generator for battery charging model No. 3975-1 serial No. 33300

Bendix hand driven generator

Early electric generator, 3 K.W.

Early electric generator, 3 K.W.