Rotative Steam Engine by Boulton and Watt, 1788
1788
Telescope by Galileo (replica)
1610; 1923
Theodolite used for the Principal Triangulation of Great Britain
1791
Watt's end measuring machine
1776
Machine-Screw thread making tool, by Henry Maudslay
circa 1800
'Haystack' Boiler, 1775-1799
1775-1799 (original); 1900-1907 (model)
Moon globe by John Russell, England, 1797
1797
Gold lever escapement watch by John Leroux
1785
Freud electronic laughing ball
1990-96
Atmospheric Engine by John Smeaton, 1772
1772 (original); 1919 (model)
'Early 'perpetuelle' watch by Abraham-Louis Breguet
1783-1800
Pair-cased pocket watch in pinchbeck and leather outer casing with verge escapement
1705-1737
Model of William Murdock's Oscillating Engine, 1785.
1785
Phantasmagoria magic lantern, late 18th century
1780-1800
100 Link Steel Surveying Chain, 1784.
1784
Wax male figure showing the muscles of the body
1776-1780
Filar micrometer by William Herschel, 1780-1800
1780-1800
‘Medico-Electrical Machine’ by Nairne and Blunt
1782-1793
Marine chronometer by John Arnold and Son
1795
Vacuum Gauge by Boulton and Watt
1794
Wax male figure showing the veins and some organs of the body, Florence, Italy, 1776-1780
1776-1780
Richard Arkwright
1790
Rawhide bag for storing cinchona bark
1777-1785
Satirical print of a failed balloon launch from Foley House, London in 1784
1784
Gold amulet in the form of a cobra
2000-100 BCE
Parts from a constant-force escapement by Thomas Mudge
1785
Lunardi's second balloon ascending from St. George's Fields, 1785
1785-1790
Wax male figure showing the muscles and bones of the body, Florence, Italy, 1776-1780
1776-1780
Neolithic flint scraper
4000-2001 BCE
Wax male anatomical figure
1776-1780
Mrs. Sage
1785
Watch and compass by Benjamin Webb
1799
Chronometer watch in silver case by John Arnold and Son
hallmarked 1788
English wooden doll
circa 1780
Electrical chimes by George Adams
1781-1790
Repeating watch with unusual escapement by Abraham-Louis Breguet
1795
Small screw-cutting device or fusee engine for clock-maker's use
circa 1800
Pivoted-detent escapement watch by Larcum Kendall
1786
Mr Lunardi's New Balloon
1785
Deck-watch used by Capt. George Vancouver on board HMS Discovery 1791-5
1791
Clock-watch by Daniel De St Leu
1797
Wax male figure showing the arteries of the body, Florence, Italy, 1776-1780
1776-1780
Divers Projets
1798
Pivoted-detent escapement watch by John Arnold
1776
Medal commemorating the first manned balloon flights
1784
Terrestrial globe by John and William Cary, London
1790-1794
Spring-detent escapement watch with gold case by John Arnold and Son
1796
Toothbrush set
1791-1792
Set of magnetical apparatus in case, by Adams
1790
'Dutch forgery' watch signed John Wilter
1780