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Lodge Trophy

Road Transport

c.1934

Bibby recorder Mark II, Met Ref No 985, MO 22/51, demonstration model, with perspex cover

Meteorology

1951

Electronics component section, possibly to fit inside nose cone housing section, inscribed with: ‘E. M. / 67’, from Met Office exhibition rocket sonde model, dummy, for demonstration

Meteorology

1962-1964

Aircraft temperature, humidity & pressure recorder

Meteorology

1941

Scoliometer, London, England, 1874-1902

Clinical Diagnosis

1874-1902

Airsonde, pat. 4, 112, 753

Meteorology

Mk II radiosonde training device MO 13/48, inscribed: ‘M. O. 13 / 48’

Meteorology

Lo-cate radiosonde, Serial No. 905-8872

Meteorology

Accu-Lok radiosonde. For NOAA - National Service, US Dept. of Commerce.

Meteorology

Part of Ground station for German radiosonde

Meteorology

Seltzogene soda siphon

Seltzogene soda siphon

Pharmacy-ware

1860-1910

Lead 2B Berol Pencil, 1977

Printing & Writing

1977

Accu-Lok radiosonde. For NOAA - National Service, US Dept. of Commerce.

Meteorology

Accu-Lok radiosonde. For NOAA - National Service, US Dept. of Commerce.

Meteorology

Radiosonde, Serial No. 800101

Meteorology

1950-1955

Part of Ground station for German radiosonde

Meteorology

Radiosonde ('airsonde' TM) by Atmospheric Instrume

Meteorology

Chart recorder, R. Fuess, London

Meteorology

Micro-Lead Draughtsman's Mechanical Pencil, 1977

Printing & Writing

1977

Automatic solar spectroscope

Optics

1875-1885

Air sampling flask, glass, KO Museum UA/7

Meteorology

Mk II radiosonde training device MO 13/48

Meteorology

Vaisala RS21 radiosonde, serial no 624957-8, for 400 MH3 Meteorological frequency band

Meteorology

1971

Radio transmitting set for radiosonde, serial no. 4622

Meteorology

1973

M.O. Bibby recorder Mark II, Met Ref 985, MO 3/49,

Meteorology

Ozonometer no.81 by L. Golaz, 282 rue St. Jacques,

Meteorology

Sandhurst protractor, boxwood, with contour equiva

Meteorology

Magnetic compass, European, 1700-1730

Surveying

1700-1730

Tx Aerial for GL3 radar, Stores Ref. ZC-27585.c1940

Meteorology

1940-1960

Tellurium radioactive collector, possibly ex Kew Observatory

Meteorology

Ebert ion counter

Meteorology

1938

Lo-cate Microsonde, model 1524-511, serial No. 5376, including sensors

Meteorology

M.O. Bibby recorder Mark II, Met Ref No 985, MO 54

Meteorology

Mechanical tilting bucket rain-gauge, 1890

Meteorology

1890

Lo-cate radiosonde, Serial No. 406-2431

Meteorology

Radio transmitting set for radiosonde, serial no. 6392

Meteorology

1974

Vaisala RS21 radiosonde, secondary component, serial no 624957-8, for 400 MH3 Meteorological frequency band

Meteorology

1971

Japanese meteorograph

Meteorology

1941

Electronics component section, possibly to fit inside nose cone housing section, labelled with: ‘REWARD TURNED’, ‘METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE MET. 019’, and inscribed with: ‘HA 508 / 72’

Meteorology

1962-1964

Upper body section, inscribed with: ‘SER NO BAJ. 31 33’, from Met Office exhibition rocket sonde model, dummy, for demonstration

Meteorology

1962-1964

Part of Ground station for German radiosonde

Meteorology

Clutch Pencil with Refill, 1977

Printing & Writing

1977

HB lead pencil, painted red, 1977.

HB Lead Berol Pencil, 1977

Printing & Writing

1977

Aircraft temperature, humidity and pressure recorder, by Julian P. Friez & Sons Inc, Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America, 1939

Aircraft temperature, humidity and pressure recorder

Meteorology

1939

H lead pencil, painted green,1977.

Lead H Berol Pencil, 1977

Printing & Writing

1977

Tall radiosonde, improbably described as a rocket sonde (insufficiently robust)

Tall radiosonde, improbably described as a rocket

Meteorology

1959

Bibby recorder MK II, Met Ref 985, MO 41/51

Bibby recorder MK II, Met Ref 985, MO 41/51

Meteorology

Pencil; wooden lead, marked "Caledonian Railway"

Wooden lead Pencil, Caledonian Railway

Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories

Plastic transparent tube with ‘fuse’ type wiring inside, unsigned, for use with the ‘Euthanasia Machine’, developed by Dr. Philip Nitschke, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, 1995-1996

Plastic transparent tube with ‘fuse’ type wiring inside, for use with the ‘Euthanasia Machine’

Wellcome (general)

1995-1996

Clear glass bottle with a lead alloy stopper for laudanum (opium tincture)with traces remaining. 75 mm x 37 mm x 37 mm, 108 g. Handwritten inscription reads, 'LAUDEN/LIQUIDO'. Italian, 18th century.

Glass bottle for laudanum

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1701-1800

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