Mechanical-advantage demonstration with pulley block and weight.
1932
Mechanical-advantage demonstration with pulley block and weight.
1932
Two tuning forks
Diorama Showing a View at Marble Arch at night, with 1935 Lighting
1930
Model of Post Windmill.
1928-1930
Model of a Lever Escapement on a mahogany stand
Components for model Waygood-Otis Passenger Electric Lift. Including grey Lift COP (Car Operating Panel)
Model of a Canoe hollowed from a tree trunk
One model of a Norse Whale-boat
Transparency, 12"x10", of fish tail gas burner
Diorama illustrating flint mining
Adana 'Eight Five' printing machine
Aeolian Organ
Diorama illustrating Transport in 1850-1900
Diorama illustrating Transport in the Modern Age
Diorama, "Street Lighting in the 1960s"
1969
Transparency, 12"x10", of upright incandescent gas burner
Mechanical-advantage demonstration with windlass, pulley block and weight
1932
Glass faced skeleton clock.
1937-1938
Moonstone Electric Shade, with gallery (for electric filament lamp)
Electronic Reation Timer.
World Clock for Northern Hemisphere.
Diorama illustrating an Early Electrically Lit Street
Diorama - Street Scene, 1750, Temple Bar
1933
Working model of an electric passenger lift.
1924
Diorama - A Kitchen of about 1830
Model of steam engine, sectioned
Wooden model of Tallow Dip and iron holder, with illuminated wick
One model of Wheatstone's 5-needle telegraph
Model of a Man riding on a log
Model of a Dug-out Canoe with it sides and ends built up
Diorama illustrating Graco-Roman Chariot or wagon
Model illustrating use of Firebrand
Model illustrating use of Arc Lighting
China clay for making Bone China
Frit used in the making of Glazes
Stone (soft) before grinding
ground stone
Raw flint
Flint after grinding by mill
Bone after being calcined
"Regloscope" electronic watch timer
Vertical Wind Tunnel used by the late Sir Thomas Stanton
1904
Remote-handling box for radio-active materials
Small 26-second sand-glass
Large 2-hour sand-glass by Henry Hughes & Son Ltd.
1931
D.W.S. permanent jack
Liverpool jug thrown as it comes from the wheel
Painting, 15ft long and 5ft high
Magnetic speedometer by Smiths
1958