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Mirror galvanometer for the transatlantic telegraph, 1858

Mirror galvanometer for the transatlantic telegraph, 1858

1858

Lord Kelvin's 'ironclad' marine galvanometer, 1865-1866

Lord Kelvin's 'ironclad' marine galvanometer, 1865-1866

1865-1866

Gray-Milne seismograph made by James White

Gray-Milne seismograph made by James White

1885

Kelvin's standard centi-ampere current balance

Kelvin's standard centi-ampere current balance

1892-1900

Kelvin multicellular electrostatic voltmeter

Kelvin multicellular electrostatic voltmeter

1892-1900

Kelvin's Vertical Force Magnetometer, by James White, 1870-1900

Kelvin's Vertical Force Magnetometer, by James White, 1870-1900

1870-1900

Kelvin Quadrant Electrometer, 1866

Kelvin Quadrant Electrometer, 1866

1866

Lord Kelvin’s syphon recorder ink bottle electrification instrument

Lord Kelvin’s syphon recorder ink bottle electrification instrument

1868

Kelvin quadrant electrometer

Kelvin quadrant electrometer

1890

Thompson quadrant electrometer by J. White of Glasgow

Thompson quadrant electrometer by J. White of Glasgow

Kelvin's electrostatic voltmeter by White

Kelvin's electrostatic voltmeter by White

1892-1899

6" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

6" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

1873-1876

Sir William Thomson's Triple Depth Gauge, one of two, 1880

Sir William Thomson's Triple Depth Gauge, one of two, 1880

1880

Sir W. Thomson's absolute electrometer No. 12

Sir W. Thomson's absolute electrometer No. 12

1886

Instrument for electrifying syphon recorder ink bottles

Instrument for electrifying syphon recorder ink bottles

1876

First divided ring (semicircular) electrometer

First divided ring (semicircular) electrometer

1857

Pocket altimeter

Pocket altimeter

1850-1900

Component of Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

Component of Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

8" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

8" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

1873-1876

10" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

10" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

1873-1876

Station electrometer by James White

Station electrometer by James White

1867

Kelvin recording Voltmeter, by James White

Kelvin recording Voltmeter, by James White

Kelvin quadrant electrometer no. 99

Kelvin quadrant electrometer no. 99

1867-1896

Component of Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

Component of Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

Kelvin milliammeter for alternating currents

Kelvin milliammeter for alternating currents

1881-1900

Sir W. Thomson's magnetic deflector

Sir W. Thomson's magnetic deflector

1880

Crank or winding component of Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

Crank or winding component of Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

Case and stand from automatic cable code submarine telegraph transmitter

Case and stand from automatic cable code submarine telegraph transmitter

1877

Automatic cable code submarine telegraph transmitter by James White

Automatic cable code submarine telegraph transmitter by James White

1877

One (of three) weights for Gray-Milne seismograph

One (of three) weights for Gray-Milne seismograph

1885

Carton of parts for Gray-Milne seismograph

Carton of parts for Gray-Milne seismograph

1885

4" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

4" experimental compass in wood and glass display box

1873-1876

Azimuth mirror component

Azimuth mirror component

1876-1879

Direct reading vertical scale voltmeter

Direct reading vertical scale voltmeter

1888

Kelvin-White electrostatic voltmeter No.10 (VI0)

Kelvin-White electrostatic voltmeter No.10 (VI0)

1892-1900

Thomson's Portable Electrometer, 1867-1888

Thomson's Portable Electrometer, 1867-1888

1867-1888

Key for William Thomson compass binnacle

Key for William Thomson compass binnacle

1876-1879

Sir W. Thomson's patent volt balance

Sir W. Thomson's patent volt balance

1889

Binnacle with correctors for quadrantal semicircular and heeling errors

Binnacle with correctors for quadrantal semicircular and heeling errors

1876-1879

Kelvin's astatic (electrodynamometer) wattmeter

Kelvin's astatic (electrodynamometer) wattmeter

1893-1900

Kelvin ampere balance No.1

Kelvin ampere balance No.1

1887

Thomson strained suspension moving magnet mirror galvanometer

Thomson strained suspension moving magnet mirror galvanometer

1870-1900

Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White, Glasgow

Sir William Thomson's centrifugal clock by James White

Kelvin type 4-inch aperiodic compass with gimbals, plus binnacle and brass hood, by James White, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 1876. The Kelvin type 4-inch aperiodic compass with gimbals, plus binnacle and brass hood was presented in 1876 by Lord Kelvin, Sir William Thomson.

Kelvin type 4-inch aperiodic compass with gimbals

1876

Sir W. Thomsons portable electrometer

Sir W. Thomsons portable electrometer

1867-1876

Triple Depth Gauge, one of two, with tinplate cover, by Sir William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) and James White of Glasgow, 1880

Air-Compression type Depth Gauges, 1880

1880

Binnacle with correctors for quadrantal semicircular and heeling errors, azimuth mirror used to take bearings from compass by raising the line of sight, azimuth mirror component, and key for compass binnacle, patented by William Thomson, and made by James White, Glasgow, Scotland, 1876-1879

Binnacle with correctors for quadrantal semicircular and heeling errors

1876-1879

Kelvin centrifugal clock parts by White, poly bag containing corks, poly bag containing glass beaker.

Kelvin centrifugal clock parts by White

Sir William Thomson's electrometer, portable attracted disc type by J. White, Glasgow, No. 80

Sir William Thomson's electrometer

1867-1896

Galvanised iron canister, with galvanised iron tank lid, for winch wire cable, for Ocean depth sounding machine, used for marine vessel navigation, patented by Sir William Baron Kelvin Thomson, British, 1876 and made by James White, Glasgow, Scotland, 1876

Galvanised iron canister

1876