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Model Passenger Locomotive, 1840-1845

1840-1845

Arithmometer by Elliott Brothers

1885-1894

Kilo-ampere balance (a) Box containing sliding weights

1888

Battenburg's speed and distance scale by Elliott Bros.

Model in brass of Silver's patent

1855

Resistance divider box for use with potentiometer

Rymer-Jones key

Astatic galvanometer by Elliott Brothers, 1872.

1872

Rotating spark

1872

Resistance box by Elliott Bros., London

Dipping needle with arc

1872

Tangent galvanometer

1864-1886

Moving coil chart recorder by Elliott

Four-coil Thomson astatic galvanometer

1880

Thomson's reflecting galvanometer

1864-1887

Rheostat, Kelvin Pattern

1888

"10,000 legal ohms" resistance by Elliott Bros.

1881-1889

Astatic mirror galvanometer

1880

Standard mica condenser (capacitance)

Compass on gimbals

1872

Discharging rod, jointed

1872

Variable electical resistance (0-4 ohms)

1864-1887

Horizontal galvanometer, portable, Post Office form

1890-1930

Smee cell

1895

Post office box

Aneroid barometer

Standard mica capacitator

Electrophorus

1872

Apparatus for earth induction

1887

Grove battery of five cells, 1895

1895

Rolling parallel rule by Elliott Bros

1870-1910

Box of draughtsman's instruments 46 x 36 x 15 cm

Early form of Amsler planimeter c. 1856

1854-1856

Simplex patent steam engine indicator

electrodynamometer voltmeter

Spherometer and glass test plate in fitted wooden box

1870-1919

Compound monocular microscope in case by Elliott Brothers London

1853-1870

Folding rule in canvas case

1890-1909

Caliper, metal, in velvet case

1801-1900

"Keith's Improv'd Scale"

Navigational current correction calculator stamped "L.C. Bailey R.N.F.R.A.S."

Polar planimeter

Chart ruler, by Dr. Thursfield, London, 1880-1930

1880-1930

Maximum and minimum thermometer

Hypsometer with carrying case by Elliott Brothers

1831-1870

Watkin type clinometer, British, 1895

1895

Kew pattern unifilar magnetometer

1883

Apparatus to illustrate the phenomena of terrestrial magnetism

Porvell's wave apparatus

Lord Kelvin's mirror galvanometer with lamp and stand, 1858.

1858