Cap to be worn with protective suit (ventilated or non-ventilated) for the refuelling of aircraft, (RAF, c1962) Cap to be worn with protective suit (ventilated or non-ventilated) for the refuelling of aircraft
Tibetan fur-cap as used by sherpas and muleteers on the Everest expedition 1933. Tibetan fur-cap as used by sherpas and muleteers on the Everest expedition 1933
Metal splash test rig, 1977, as used by the International Wool Secretariat Metal splash test rig, used by the International Wool Secretariat 1977
Pair of gloves and a single right-hand glove, Winter - Monkey Grip vinyl coated foam insulated, by Edmont Europe, Belgium, 1986 Pair of gloves, Winter - Monkey Grip vinyl coated foam insulated 1986
Organic vapour 1/2 mask respirator fitted with prefilter for droplets or particles along with separate prefilter unit from respirator. Organic vapour half mask respirator circa 1986
Pair of Vistamax goggles grade 1 impact with splashproof ventilators type VC B23 (to BS 2092 general purposes), 1980 Pair of Protective Goggles 1980
Positive pressure 'Divator' breathing apparatus, and various spare components, by AGA Spiro, Sweden, 1960 Positive pressure 'Divator' breathing apparatus, and spare components 1960
Pair of electrically heated gloves (6 volt, for demonstration use), and wire attached to battery pack, Vacuum Reflex Ltd. type used by aircrew Pair of Electrically Heated Gloves and Battery Pack
Flying outfit, World War II, comprising: flying jacket and trousers, oxygen mask (type H), pair boots (1941 pattern), helmet (type B, naval), pair goggles (Mk VIII), pair gauntlets, shirt, collar and jacket Flying outfit
Airstream protective helmet with face mask and filtered air ventilating system. One battery pack and charger unit for the same, 1980 Airstream protective helmet with face mask and filtered air ventilating system 1980
Suit with socks and gloves attached, made from stainless steel wire and wool used for high voltage electrical live-line working, developed by the Central Electricity Generating Board in conjunction with International Wool Secretariat and a Belgian weaver. Made of 75% natural wool fibre and 25% stainless steel fibres. Live-line conducting suit in wool circa 1980
Pair of asbestos gloves by Jelaco Ltd., Tamworth, Staffordshire, England, c.1980. Pair of asbestos gloves by Jelaco Ltd.
Civilian helicopter survival suit in multithene, 1981 Civilian helicopter survival suit in multithene
'White Knight' air supplied helmet, and two polypropylene cord toggles, by R.F.D. Inflatables Ltd. 'White Knight' air supplied helmet
Cricket protective equipment comprising: pair of leg guards, pair of batting gloves, thigh guard, man's slip in shield Cricket protective equipment, batting leg guards, gloves, thigh guard, shield 1980
Ice hockey goalkeeper's outfit, comprising: helmet and mask, throat protector, pair shoulder and arm pads, body pad, pants, pair knee pads, pair goal pads, catch mitt, stick hand mitt, goal stick, suspender, garter belt, pair socks, pair ice skates and sweater ( sectioned) made by W.H. Fagan and Son Ltd. Ice hockey goalkeeper's outfit
One of a pair of electrically heated mitts (6 volt) used for relief of arthritis etc. Electrically heated mitt (6 volt) used for arthritis relief
Cricket protective helmet with interchangeable visor and pair of temple protectors, by Coonan & Denlay Pty Ltd, Australia, 1978-1981 Cricket protective helmet with interchangeable visor and pair of temple protectors 1978-1981
Pair of conductive rubber safety knee boots (to BS 3825) with internal steel toe cap Pair of conductive rubber safety knee boots
Pair of opaque polythene disposable overshoes, and one opaque polythene disposable round hat, by Kanga Hospital Products Limited, Bolton, England, 1975-1981 Pair of opaque polythene disposable overshoes 1975-1981
Pair of rubber 'Marigold' surgical gloves and single 'Marigold' surgical glove, by LRC Products Limited, England, 1978-1981. Two of the gloves are mounted on mannequin hands. Pair of rubber 'Marigold' surgical gloves and single 'Marigold' surgical glove 1978-1981
"Burberry" aeroplane outrig suit, c1910, comprising: jacket, trousers, puttees, boots, gloves and helmet (replica) "Burberry" aeroplane outrig suit 1910
Noise helmet (serial no: MLA 0021) and lead lined noise excluding jacket, by ML Aviation Company Limited, White Waltham, England, 1973.1983. Originally designed for use when testing engines of TSR2 aircraft. Noise helmet (serial no: MLA 0021) and lead lined noise excluding jacket 1973-1983
Anti-flash gas welder's suit (overall) with hood, gloves and boots (suit type Bristol HS 17). Designed for use by British Gas workmen inspecting high pressure natural gas pipes. Made of unlined Heatshield cloth the suit will give protection up to 20 seconds against flames at 850°C before the heat penetrates to the skin. Heatshield is light and flexible so looks like a standard overall. The anti-flash hood is designed to fit around breathing apparatus with an integral heavy duty industrial helmet and is fitted with a wide vision polycarbonate visor. The overall and gauntlet mittens are made of modacrylic beta-glass fibre yarn mixture cloth. The boots are made of chrome hide leather with nitrile rubber sole and steel toe cap. Anti-flash gas welder's suit (overall) with hood 1981
Positive Pressure powered respirator MK5 (to BS 4558 and 4771) Serial No.50068, with battery powered motor fan unit on a waistbelt, by Martindale Protection Limited, Neasden, London, England, 1975-1981 Positive Pressure powered respirator MK5 (to BS 4558 and 4771) Serial No.50068 1975-1981
Nomex, ceramic fibre, Insulated jacket, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1976-1981 Insulated jacket, made of Nomex 1976-1981