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Bookmakers settling machine

1972

Picture and waveform monitor and camera control chassis for the Marconi Mk II television camera, 1950-1955

1950-1955

BBC Radiophonic Workshop Items

1963-1993

Glucochek blood glucose meter for use with Ames Dextrostix

1980

Wii Controller

2006

Wii Controller

2006

Bush TUG.78 Monochrome Television Receiver

1958-59

DS Lite

2006

VIA computer microprocessor

2008

EyeToy Play 3

2005

Polymerase Chain Reaction Machine for amplifying DNA, Cambridge, England, 1988

1988

Radiation Monitoring System

circa 1980

BOLT, two legged

October 2011

Mark I Magnox Reactor Inspection Vehicle, controls and probe

1970-1978

Hewlett Packard caesium beam frequency standard type 5061A

1972

Body cooling unit, London, 1978-1981

1978-1981

Spiffany Lottery Terminal

1994

Marconiphone Type 64 loudspeaker

1925-1929

Acrobot for Robot Assisted Total Knee Replacement surgery

2000

MCR1 'Biscuit Tin' Radio Receiver

1943

Electric motor designed and made by the late Edward Herbert Stone 1868

1868

Wii Controller

2006

Wireless XBOX 360 controller

2006

Guitar Hero 2 Game in Box and 1 Cherry Red Guitar Hero Guitar Controller.

2006

Guitar Hero Controller Box with game and working guitar

2006

Decca 444 Television & Radio Receiver with Gramophone

1956

Deka Laser Stimul 1340

2012

Fisher Price Smart Toy Bear

2016

Amstrad VMC100 Videomatic home video camera with accessories

1988

Urethroscope, Berlin, Germany, 1901-1920

1901-1920

Apricot portable computer

1984

STC 4035 Microphone (modified for Big Ben)

1950-1969
Tail lamp, electric LED, Bardic Mk II first production run, Xenoy case, 1987.

Bardic Mark II Electric Tail Lamp

1987
YuMi dual-arm collaborative robot, created by ABB Robotics, Switzerland, c.2015

YuMi dual-arm collaborative robot

2016
The Colin Merritt Collection of archives relating to the GM industry, comprising 101 plus reports, pamphlets, books and printed material; souvenir items; 35 mm slides; 19 video cassettes; 6 audio cassettes; 9 computer disks; press cuttings and other papers, all related to GM food and crops.

Colin Merritt Collection of archives relating to the GM industry

Atari 800XL computer game console, manufactured by Atari Inc. of United States, with packaging.

Atari 800 XL game console

1983
Intra-L airmotor 181H, sectioned, by Kaltenbach and Voigt, Germany, 1980

Intra-L airmotor 181H

Optical Rain Gauge, Optical Scientific Ltd, c.1990. Used by British Antarctic Survey at Halley Research Station.

Optical Rain Gauge

circa 1990
ABI 3730XL a capillary-based DNA sequencer able to read 96 samples simultaneously, made by Applied Biosystems, United States, c.2002. One of a number of similar machines used within the Human Genome Project at the Wellcome Sanger Institute between 2002 and 2007.

ABI 3730XL capillary-based DNA sequencer, used within the Human Genome Project at the Wellcome Sanger Institute, made by Applied Biosystems, 2002

2002
Graf gravity meter

Graf gravity meter and part

Device for measuring rate of operant responding in manic depressive patients, including morse key manipulandum used by the subject; and experimenter control unit, made and used by psychologist Ullin Place, 1960-1970.

Device for measuring rate of operant responding in manic depressive patients

1960-1970
Electric time-lock by Chubb's, 1970. Consists of main body of lock; steel bolt; rubber cap for end of bolt; battery and two keys on a keyring.

Electric time-lock by Chubb's

1970
Baird Model A radio receiver for the Plessey Televisor, 1930. This radio was built (or commissioned) by the Baird Television Company to accompany its line of 'Tin Stove' Televisors, mass produced (under contract) by Plessey between 1929 and 1931. This unit actually contains two radios, one for the vision signal and one for the sound signal. It was connected by wire to the back of a Baird Televisor and similarly to an external loudspeaker, to enable the reception and reproduction of the 30-line television broadcasts made from late 1929 until 1935. Production numbers of this radio were very low. This is one of only three identical radios known to exist today, the second in a museum and a third in a private collection.

Baird Model A radio receiver for the Plessey Televisor

1930
A collection of 60 single-use cameras disposable cameras, c.1996-2010.

Collection of Disposable Cameras

1990-2010
Intra-E micromotor 185B, sectioned, by Kaltenbach and Voigt, Germany, 1980

Intra-E micromotor 185B

1980
Box number 6, containing; Norman 200B Battery pack with leather shoulder/waist strap; Norman Charger; Norman LH2 200 watt Lamphead (holds bulb and reflectors) with adapter and transparent, domed slave sync; 4 Norman flashbulbs; plastic bag containing 2 Norman flash connectors and 1 very long flash sync lead; Norman silver 9" reflector (2H); Norman white 6" reflector with diffuser attached (2D RP); Norman silver 6" hammered reflector (2D); Norman Light Modifier (CF5 - black plastic with yellow bands); Norman heavy duty hinged bracket; Norman jointed lamp holder, tripod or lightstand mount (R4108); 15cm lead; double cable enabling use of 2 lampheads. Part of Shirley Beljon "Time Capsule" collection.

Norman 200B Portvale Flash Equipment

1978-1987
Junction box, model 5301, and installation supplies for equipment in an intensive therapy unit, by British American Optical Co. Ltd., 1979

Junction box

1979
Philips T43-TU15 console television receiver, type 14370-15, serial no.M2752, manufactured about 1955.

Philips T43-TU15 console television receiver

1950-1959
Toshiba T1000SE laptop with Alcatel NV database for reporters to use before and during the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. Includes mains adaptor, warranty, manuals, in carry-bag.

Alcatel laptop, Barcelona 1992

1986
Autostabiliser Gyro unit Type A

Autostabiliser Gyro unit Type A

1953-1954