Image
Category
Collection
Maker
Object type
Place
Material
Date

App's clockwork interrupter

1890

Glass cracked by spark from the giant Spottiswoode induction coil

Thermopile, on brass stand

1866-1896

Bagot's patent thermometer,1880

1880

Mercury maximum thermometer and alcohol minimum thermometer

1866-1896

Large interrupter by Alfred Apps, London

Clinical Mercury Thermometers, 1877-1890

1877-1890

Mercury in glass thermometer by Alfred Apps. London

1900

Cylindrical induction coil of vulcanite with multi-core mounted on wooden base with trembler

1890-1900

Circular slide rule, c 1870.

1870-1875

Induction coil for use with X-ray apparatus

1896-1910

Early hand break

1880

Universal shunt

1866-1896

Early form of mercury interrupter

1880

Routledge engineer's rule by Alfred Apps, London

Alfred Apps, London, 10-inch induction coil

1890

Compass-clinometer, Bagot's Patent (No 2227 of 1876) by Apps

Demonstration Wheatstone bridge

1866-1896

Early electro-magnetic engine by Alfred Apps, London

Improved Hawthorn slide rule

Chest microscope

1881-1900

True-course finder

1876

Clinical thermometer in wooden case

Electrical register for anemometer

1872

Large induction coil with accessories.

Large induction coil with accessories.

1902

Tinfoil paper dielectric condenser, in six sections

Tinfoil paper dielectric condenser

1869

Henley's universal discharger, by Alfred Apps, 433 Strand, London

Henley's universal discharger

Large induction coil by Alfred Apps, London, used by Sir William Crookes, with additional primary coil

Large induction coil by Alfred Apps

1879

Large induction coil made by Alfred Apps, London, for William Spottiswoode, F.R.S., with two primary coils.

Large induction coil made by Alfred Apps

1876

Electromagnetic Engine by Alfred Apps, London.

Electromagnetic Engine by Alfred Apps, London.

Patent section line ruler, stamped "Apps" and with the trade mark of E.O. Richter and case.

Patent section line ruler, stamped "Apps", with trademark and case

Double barrelled air pump, with glass receiver plate, by Alfred Apps, London, England, 1866-1911 (see note)

Double Barrelled Air Pump

1866-1911