Compagnie Internationale de Wagon-Lits et de Grands Express Europeens sleeping car, 1933 Locomotives and Rolling Stock 1933
Great Western Railway steam locomotive 'King George V' 4-6-0 King class, No 6000, 1927 Locomotives and Rolling Stock 1927
Original screw-cutting lathe, made by Henry Maudslay, end of 18th century Henry Maudslay's original screw-cutting lathe, c.1800 Hand and Machine Tools c. 1800
Model representing Murray's portable beam engine, by James Fox, Derby, 1808 Model of Murray's portable beam engine Motive Power 1808
Partly sectioned 100 K.W. Radial Flow Steam Turbine alternator with Generator, built by C. A. Parsons and Company, Newcastle upon Tyne in 1892 for the Cambridge Electric Supply Company. 100 K.W. Parsons' Radial Flow Steam Turbine alternator with Generator, partly sectioned Motive Power 1892
Whitworth's workshop length measuring machine for measuring to an accuracy of 1/40,000 inch. Whitworth's workshop length measuring machine for Industrial Metrology 1871
Original coaking machine, built by Henry Maudslay and installed at in the block mills at Portsmouth Dockyard in 1804 Original coaking machine, installed at Portsmouth Hand and Machine Tools 1804
Single cylinder non-condensing horizontal engine, Corliss valve gear, by John Musgrave & Sons Ltd, Bolton, 1898. Part sectioned to show valves, scale 1:6 Horizontal Engine with Corliss Valve Gear, c. 1898 Motive Power 1898
Original slide lathe, by Richard Roberts, Manchester, Lancashire, England, 1817 Slide lathe Hand and Machine Tools 1817
Model Robey 450 H.P. type "E" horizontal drop valve steam engine made by D.W. Gale of Lincoln Single-Cylinder Drop Valve Engine, c1900. Motive Power c. 1900
Lignum Vitae saw, yard No. 647, built by Henry Maudslay for the Block Mills, Portsmouth Naval Dockyard, 1804-1807. Lignum Vitae Saw Hand and Machine Tools 1804-1807
230 H.P. Benz six-cylinder water cooled aero engine No. 33.278, by Benz & Cie, Mannheim, Germany, 1916. Later, the engine No. 33.278 is ascribed with British War Department number: W.D. No. 101,863. 230 H.P. Benz six-cylinder water cooled aero engine No. 33.278 Aircraft Propulsion 1916
Motor Coach, Southern Railway and British Railways Southern Region, electric motor 3rd brake, No S8143S, 4-sub (Suburban) of 1925. Motor coach, Southern Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock 1925
Gearwheel, shaft, bearing housing and pipe connectors, associated with a 10hp two-cylinder Rolls Royce motorcar Road Transport
Cornish Pumping Engine built by Harvey & Co of Hayle, Cornwall, for display at the International Exhibition of 1862 Cornish Pumping Engine, 1862 Pumping Machinery 1862
Belt driven pendulum, cross cut saw, Ref.No. 681, with 3ft. diameter blade, one of Portsmouth block-making machines Portsmouth block-making machine, Cross cut saw, 1805. Hand and Machine Tools c. 1805
Steam locomotive, Great Western Railway, 0-6-0PT No 9400, built at Swindon in 1947, withdrawn in 1959. Hawkesworth 'Pannier tank' No. 9400, Great Western Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock 1947
Model of James Nasmyth's direct-action steam hammer, scale 1:4 Model of James Nasmyth's direct-action steam hammer Hand and Machine Tools 1843-1857
Light standard, from the Eilean Glas lighthouse, Island of Scalpay, Outer Hebrides, Scotland, 1907 Light standard, from the Eilean Glas lighthouse, 1907 Optics 1907
Railway carriage, Great Western Railway, Buffet Car No 9631, built in 1934. Buffet Car No 9631, Great Western Railway Locomotives and Rolling Stock 1934
Copy turning lathe for gunstocks, made by the Ames Manufacturing Company for the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, 1857 Gunstock Copy turning lathe, 1857 Hand and Machine Tools 1857
Floating barograph, or self-registering barometer, designed by Alfred King, Liverpool, 1862. The instrument was operated at Liverpool Observatory, Bidston Hill, between 1863 and February 1940. The barometer tube is counterpoised to float in the cast iron cistern, which would have contained mercury when the instrument was operational. When atmospheric pressure falls, the tube rises and causes the frame, which would carry a pencil, to fall. The pencil thus inscribes a continuous record of atmospheric pressure onto a recording cylinder, rotated by clockwork. The record was magnified so that a change of pressure over 1 inch of mercury caused a change of 5 inches on the recording chart. Floating barograph used at Liverpool Observatory, 1862 Meteorology 1862
Steam locomotive, London & North Western Railway, 0-4-0ST No 1439, designed by John Ramsbottom, built at Crewe in 1865, withdrawn in 1954. Steam locomotive, number 1439 Locomotives and Rolling Stock 1865
Grasshopper beam engine, from the South London Brewery, Southwark, possibly by Easton and Amos, c. 1851 Grasshopper Steam Engine, c. 1851 Motive Power 1851
