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Two Locksmith's taps

Barrel Tap

1900-1960

Barrel Tap

1960-2000

Bath mixer tap-filler type, (Model 557G)

1991

Domestic Hot Water Tap for Washbasin

1900

Domestic tap made by Baxendale and Co.

circa 1900
"Unatap" (combines hot and cold water tap), sectioned

"Unatap" (combines hot and cold water tap)

Pillar taps by Pegler. for kitchen use, 1991 (see two stroke numbers).

Pillar taps by Pegler. for kitchen use

1991
Two screwed brass taps, and one screwed steel tap.

Two screwed brass taps

Tap, thread cutting, steel, 3/4" 16 tpi, Caledonian Railway.

CR tap

Sir William Thompson's (Lord Kelvin's) patent, 1889 and 1891, water tap, .5" diam, mounted on wooden stand

Sir William Thompson's (Lord Kelvin's) patent

Tap for use with emergency water tank or barrel, part of the standard emergency feeding equipment, 1945-1955

Tap for use with emergency water tank or barrel

1945-1955
Tap for wood screw (see 2 stroke nos).

2 taps and D-bit for Chuck making (see 2 stroke nos).

Selection of threading taps and die nuts, recovered from British Rail Engineering Ltd. Swindon.

Selection of threading taps and die nuts

Tap, tapered, thread cutting, steel, 2 1/8" Whitworth, worn, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, for wash-out plugs, 1900-1922.

Thread cutting tap, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway

1900-1922
Cylinder Tap, mounted on board, London & North Eastern Railway, MIC 'No 6'. 7 inch x 2 inch diameter brass tap or cock.

Cylinder Tap