Padded cell from psychiatric ward, Farnborough Hospital Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Replica, of the 1903 ‘Wright Flyer’ aircraft, by The de Havilland Aeronautical Technical School, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England, 1948. The actual 1903 ‘Wright Flyer’: - designed and built by the Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur, achieved the world’s first successful heavier-than-air powered flight, on 17th December 1903 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, United States. Replica, 1903 ‘Wright Flyer’ aircraft Aeronautics 1948
Box of card tokens at St Audry's Hospital, England, 1939-1945 Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1939-1945
Right side panel ('Side 3' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Right side panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Left side panel ('Side 2' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Side panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Right front panel ('D2' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Right front panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Centre rear panel ('Centre Back' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Rear panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Left front panel ('D1' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Front-left panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Left rear corner panel ('Corner 1' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. In photographs of April 2012 assembly, this panel was mistakenly placed upside-down in the right rear corner. Corner panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Right side panel ('Side 4' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Right side panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Left side panel ('Side 1' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. Side panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Right rear corner panel ('Corner 2' in diagram) from padded cell used at Farnborough Hospital, made by Pocock Brothers, 235 Southwark Bridge Road, London, England, 1936-1940. In photographs of April 2012 assembly, this panel was mistakenly placed upside-down in the left rear corner. Corner panel from padded cell Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry 1936-1940
Model boat, scale approximately 1/10, fast inshore rescue/patrol launch, 1939-1945, of a type built during World War II at York Carriage works. Model second world war motor launch boat, 1939-1945 Railway Models 1939-1945
Smith Automatic Exposure Meter, made by Dr J H Smith & Co, Zurich. Slide rule calculator with slider or printed pink linen. Calibrated for: plate type; aperture; time; tables for subject and time of year and day. (M38) Smith Automatic Exposure Meter Photographic Technology 1910
Box, original, for medal, Mason College, Birmingham, for Inorganic Chemistry, to E.F.W. Bywater, 1895 Box, original, for medal, Mason College, Birmingha Wellcome Medals
Linen-backed strip of a series of ten photographs of the sun entitled 'Autographs of the sun, taken with the Heliautograph of the Rev William Selwyn (1806-1875) at Ely by John Titterton, photographer, in 1861-3'. M F H Cat No 47. Autographs of the Sun Photographs 1861-1863
Mummified infant, no provenance, Egyptian, 2000-101BCE (see note). Mummified infant, Egypt, 2000-101 BCE Classical & Medieval Medicine 2000-101 BCE
Poster, London Midland & Scottish Railway, "The Permanent Way, Relaying by Stanhope Forbes R.A.", after 1924. Coloured lithograph depicting a track-laying gang at work under the supervision of a foreman, as a lookout keeps watch and a train approaches in the background. One of a series of sixteen posters by members of the Royal Academy commissioned by the London, Midland & Scottish Railway in 1924. Probably a later edition as the font is sans serif, unlike the rest of the series and the border is missing from around the text at the bottom. Format: quad royal. Other ids: ERO 53351. The Permanent Way Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills c.1924
Map, paper backed with linen, with leather-covered card covers, Official Railway Map of Lancashire & Cheshire Districts 1913, published by the Railway Clearing House, drawn and engraved by J. & W.Emslie, London. Black covers with gold lettering on front and spine. Inside cover bears a Barry Railway Audit Office stamp dated December 1912. Official Railway Map of Lancashire & Cheshire Districts 1913 Railway Maps & Plans 1912
Box, original, for medal, University College London, for materia medica, to Charles Bradley, 1862 Box, original, for medal, University College Londo Wellcome Medals
Box, original, for medal, University of Edinburgh, for experimental physiology, to H.G. Feltham, 1907, by Kirkwood and Son, 9 St. James' Square, Edinburgh. Box, original, for medal, University of Edinburgh, Wellcome Medals 1907
Map, Great Eastern Railway, 'Felixstowe', 1903, 25.3 inches to 1 mile, published/printed by Ordnance Survey, paper-backed linen. Map from Great Eastern Railway entitled 'Felixstowe', Railway Maps & Plans 1903
Box, original, for medal, North Staffordshire Infirmary, 1868 Box, original, for medal, North Staffordshire Infi Wellcome Medals
Starched long white apron with round bib and cross straps, unsigned, British, 1910-1935 Starched long white apron, round bib, cross straps Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1910-1935
Field tourniquet, consisting of pad and buckle attached to strap with cane torque handle, c. 1890 Field tourniquet Surgery
Map, paper backed with linen, Barry Railway District Map Session 1907, lithographed by Thomas Kell & Son, London. Coloured map showing Barry Railway and other railways' actual, proposed and authorised routes, 1907. Barry Railway - District Map Session Railway Maps & Plans 1907
Stiffened white linen collar with button, unsigned, British, 1920-1940 Stiffened white linen collar with button Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1920-1940
Field tourniquet with strap, pad and buckle, manufactured by Evans, c. 1860 Field tourniquet Surgery 1801-1900
Lock and key, wrought-iron, Flemish, early 16th Century. Acquired in Bruges Lock and key, wrought-iron, Flemish, early 16th Ce Locks & Fastenings 1500-1550
Mummified cat, no provenance Egyptian, 2000-100 BCE Mummified cat, no provenance Egyptian Classical & Medieval Medicine 2000-100 BCE
Box, original, for medal, University College London, for Inorganic Chemistry, to H.N.F. Cook, 1914 Box, original, for medal, University College Londo Wellcome Medals
Original box for medal for International Hygiene Exhibition, Dresden, 1911 Medal box Wellcome Medals 1911
Stiffened white linen belt, unsigned, British, 1920-1940 Stiffened white linen belt Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1920-1940
