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Copper earthing tube believed to have been used by Marconi, 1890-1897

1890-1897

Three short cut lengths of rubber tubing

Tubing, rubber, with steel head, 1880-1920

1880-1920

Black and grey rubber tubing

Section of superheated steam tubing

Plastic tubing, British(?), 1950-1980

1950-1980

Tubing, rubber, with glass connection piece

1910-1940

2 pieces of rubber tubing, English(?), 1871-1930

1871-1930

Curved piece of black vulcanite(?) tubing, English

1861-1920

Bits of rubber tubing with connections and washers

1891-1930

2 pieces of plaited tubing

1871-1920
Tubing, perished

Tubing, perished

Piece of locomotive tubing, 85% copper / 15% nickel alloy, 'Benedict', made by The Yorkshire Copper Works Limited, Leeds. Overall: 613 mm x 41 mm.

Piece of locomotive tubing 1 13/32"

Tubing for oxygen and nitrous oxide, connecting cylinders to piped gas supply, by Medishield, 1979

Tubing for gas cylinders

1979
Rubber tubing and bungs, from the portable laboratory owned by Dr. H.G Butterfield, unsigned, 1930-1940

Rubber tubing and bungs

1930-1940
Piece of locomotive tubing, 80% copper / 20% nickel alloy, made by The Yorkshire Copper Works Limited, Leeds. Overall: 612 mm x 40 mm.

Piece of locomotive tubing, 1 13/32"