Model, of a cycloid form paddle wheel, based on Joshua Field's initial ideas and Elijah Galloway's later patent 1897-1898
Working model of the double trunk steam engines, as used on HMS 'Minotaur (1867) and HMS 'Northumberland' (1868) 1845
Model, scale 1:24, of David Napier's patent feathering paddle wheel, Pat. 1841, by South Kensington Museum (workshops), South Kensington, London, England, 1841-1898 Model of David Napier's paddle wheel 1841-1898
Model, scale 1:16, of an American paddle wheel river steamer vessel beam engine (c.1884), with sectioned hull and superstructure, with pencil drawing, one of 3 or 4, of an American beam paddle engine 1884-1896 and parts of feet consisting of 2 cylindrical, and 12 square sections, by Science Museum Workshops, South Kensington, London, England, 1906 Model of an American paddle wheel river steamer vessel beam engine 1906
Copy of Lavoisier's calorimeter of 1780. The original was exhibited in the loan collection of scientific apparatus, 1876. Model made by the South Kensington Museum workshops, 1877. Replica of Lavoisier's Calorimeter circa 1780 (original); 1876 (replica)
Sectioned working model, scale 1:8, showing a side-lever marine engine (c.1840), fitted into a sea-going paddle steamer, with sectioned paddle wheel and pistons, partially by unknown maker, British, 1840, and valve gear, parallel motion levels and paddle wheel made in South Kensington Museum (workshops), South Kensington, London, England, 1898 Sectioned working model, showing a side-lever marine engine 1840; 1898
Working model, scale 1:12, of the 1350 horse power horizontal return connecting type twin cylinder engines, as used on the HMS 'Agincourt' (1862), model made by Maudslay, Sons and Field Limited, Lambeth, London, England, mounted on ships hull model, made by South Kensington Museum (Workshops), South Kensington, London, England, 1862-1890 Working model, of the horizontal return connecting type twin cylinder engines of H.M.S. 'Agincourt' 1862-1890; 1900