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Pulley wheel

Pulley wheel

1750-1800
Pulley wheel

Pulley wheel

1750-1800
Pulley with three wheels

Pulley with three wheels

1750-1850
Cone Pulley

Cone Pulley

Pulley and dog clutch

Pulley and dog clutch

Pulley and dog clutch (2 pieces).

Pulley and dog clutch (2 pieces).

Two bronze pulleys for over head shafts

Two bronze pulleys for over head shafts

Triple Brass Pulley

Triple Brass Pulley

1762
Pulley Blocks

Pulley Blocks

1814-1851
Pulley Blocks

Pulley Blocks

1814-1851
Pulley from the 10hp

Pulley from the 10hp

1905
Three Pieces of Mechanism

Three Pieces of Mechanism

Belt pulley from De dion water cooled engine, 1899

Belt pulley from De dion water cooled engine, 1899

1899
Pulley mounted in frame

Pulley mounted in frame

1900-1983
N.S.U. motorcycle pulley, 1914

N.S.U. motorcycle pulley, 1914

1914
Fragments from original pulley, from Arkwright's drawing frame, unmarked, United Kingdom, 1775-1785. Removed from main object during conservation

Fragments from original pulley, from Arkwright's drawing frame (lantern frame)

1775-1785
Plotter frame pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Plotter frame pulley wheel

1862
Front tertiary pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Front tertiary pulley wheel

1862
1 support with pulleys and winch mechanism for dumb waiter

Support with pulleys and winch mechanism for dumb waiter

2 Rope guides (pulleys) from 1994-15

2 Rope guides (pulleys) from 1994-15

Pulley from 1937-121/59 pt 1

Pulley from 1937-121/59 pt 1

Top main pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Top main pulley wheel

1862
Two small single pulleys, two large single pulleys, and two double puleys to fit on /36, all mounted on studs with nuts and (some wrong) washers

Two small single pulleys

Pulley from the Magneta master clock, by the Magneta Time Co. Ltd, London, England

Pulley from the Magneta master clock

Back tertiary pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Back tertiary pulley wheel

1862
Front tertiary pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Front tertiary pulley wheel

1862
Two pulleys (fast and loose) highly painted (ie not of style of machine). Found associated and number allocated 8/3/93

Two pulleys

4 cast-iron pulleys

4 cast-iron pulleys

2 light-alloy pulleys for tail of countershaft

2 light-alloy pulleys for tail of countershaft

Plotter frame pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Plotter frame pulley wheel

1862
Back tertiary pulley wheel for a floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862.

Back tertiary pulley wheel

1862
Pulley mounted on boards

Pulley mounted on boards

Pulley from Elevator for grain dryer designed by Roland Dudley and built by E. R. & F. Turner of Ipswich in 1929, for use at Linkenholt Manor in Hampshire in conjunction with a Holt combine-harvester.

Pulley from Elevator for Grain dryer designed by Roland Dudley

1929
Two guide pulleys on bracket for use with cutting frames

Two guide pulleys on bracket

Selection of countershafts and pulleys.

Selection of countershafts and pulleys

Nine single pulleys

Nine single pulleys

Wood & steel pulleys, bearings and hangers. Couplings, belting. Countershaft. Complete with pulleys and operating gear.

Wood & steel pulleys