One of a pair of muzzle loading flintlock pistols, said to have belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte, barrel length 198 mm / 7.8 in and calibre 13.95 mm / 0.5 in, unknown maker, Russia, 1801-1830 One of a Pair of Muzzle Loading Flintlock Pistols 1801-1830
Flint fish-hook, incomplete tip missing, probably neolithic, dates uncertain, tied to card backing, from Suffolk, probably English Flint fish-hook
Flint arrowhead, on card bacing from Icklingham, Suffolk, possibly neolithic, England, dates uncertain Flint arrowhead
Spearhead, finely worked flints, tied to backing card, from Scotland, possibly neolithic, dates uncertain, probably Scottish Spearhead, finely worked flints
4 trephining instruments of flint and bone, presumably made and used by Dr.T. Wilson Parry in experiments on neolithic trephination, England, 1918-1920 4 trephining instruments of flint and bone 1918-1920
Head of Agfa magnesium flash powder flashgun. Flint wheel rotated by clockwork. Folding flash tray. Handle missing. Agfa. Agfa flashgun
Agfa 'Flashlight-Lamp' kit. Clockwork powered magnesium powder flashgun, 6.5 x 5cm folding tray with detachable handle. Serrated wheel working on flint, released by hand or cable release. Manufactured by Agfa, Germany, about 1922. Flashlight-Lamp 1917-1927
Flint core, owned by Dr. T. Wilson Parry and probably used by him as a source of material for making instruments used in trephination experiments, England, 1918-1920 Flint core 1918-1920
2 trephining instruments, flint blades and wooden handles, presumably made by and used Dr. T. Wilson Parry in experiments on neolithic trephination, England, 1918-1920 2 trephining instruments 1918-1920