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Category
Collection
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Register pyrometer to John Frederic Daniell's 1830 design

1830

Limestone Duck weight, Babylonia 2,300 BC to 500 BC

2300-500 BCE

Mass roller on wooden base for rolling out paste for pills and lozenges

1950-80

Glass to metal(Cu) seal

12/11/75

Set of four glass hydrometerswith mercury weights

1830

Tube-pipe, wood, "fishtail" mouthpiece

1840-1825

Pewter urethral syringe, piston-action, c.1830

1830

9 flint chips or blades, possibly neolithic

3000-1500

Forceps, possibly for bullet extraction

1880-1820

Alabaster weight, Syrian Deden system

circa 2000 BCE

Autoradiograph of mitochondrial DNA used in the identification of the remains of Jesse James

1997-8

A Practical Treatise on Rail-Roads by Nicholas Wood

1831

Voyage of HMS Chanticleer

1828-1831

The Talbotype applied to Hieroglyphics, London

1846-08

Lithograph "Steam carriages" "Voiture a Vapeur"

1831

Carrier's Way-Bills

1831

Engraving of the Moorish Arch at Edge Hill

1830

Port Madoc, Carnarvonshire

1832-186-

Portrait of William Huskisson MP

1830

Aquatint, coloured; (Patent steam coach) by H. Heath

1828

The Thames Tunnel. Coloured aquatint Published 8 Nov. 1830

1830

Christ Church and Coal Staith, Leeds

1829

View on the Liverpool & Manchester Rail Road. Under The Moorish Arch

1830

Arabesque Arch

1830-1831

Liverpool Station & Entrance to the Tunnels. image: 4 1/8"x5 1/4"

1830-1831

Sankey-Viaduct

1830-1831

Newton

1830-1831

Parkside

1830-1831

Engine Tender & Carriage

1830-1831

Arabesque Arch

1830-1831

Christ Church and Coal Staith, Leeds

1829

Pairs of silver coin cufflinks

1830

Amici's reflecting microscope with 5 eyepieces and other fittings

1830

Five-franc coin of Charles X (France)

1829

Franc coin of Charles X (France)

1830

Clarke's simple pocket microscope

1830

"Double Folding Hand Spectacles" (c.1830)

1830

Aquatint: Balloon and gondola

1830

Print, coloured aquatint plate 1, 'The Tunnel'

1831

Engraving, "Exchange Buildings and Nelson's Monument"

1829

Entrance of Railway at Edge Hill

1831

Excavation of Olive Mount, Four Miles From Liverpool

1831

Print of engraving, "Rainhill Bridge"

1831

Print of engraving, "Chat Moss"

1831

Entrance of the Railway near Liverpool

1831

Print, The New London Bridge as it appeared when opened in the presence of Their Majesties on the 1st August

1831

Print, coloured. Opening of New London Bridge

1831

An appropriate text!

1830

Rainhill Bridge

1831

Aquatint: An arastre

1828