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Jar of white powder

Jar of white powder

1790-1819

Plaster of paris etc.

Plaster of paris etc.

1790-1819

Jar  Marked “L” (? Plaster of paris”)

Jar Marked “L” (? Plaster of paris”)

1790-1819

Keg, wormeaten, containing plaster of Paris

Keg, wormeaten, containing plaster of Paris

1790-1819

Ceramic teaching doll to show treatment for polio

Ceramic teaching doll to show treatment for polio

1930-1950

Box containing plaster of paris

Box containing plaster of paris

1790-1819

Plaster of paris

Plaster of paris

1790-1819

Various pieces of plaster of Paris

Various pieces of plaster of Paris

1790-1819

Mahogany “Damping well”, part of Watt's letter copying process

Mahogany “Damping well”, part of Watt's letter copying process

1790-1819

Relief plaque of Roentgen by Doris Appel

Relief plaque of Roentgen by Doris Appel

1958

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

1790-1819

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

1790-1819

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

1790-1819

Portrait bust of Elias Howe

Portrait bust of Elias Howe

1850-1867

Artificial bubble horizon

Artificial bubble horizon

1905-1910

Plaster mould, "R. Hamilton"

Plaster mould, "R. Hamilton"

1790-1819

Plaster of Paris model of tobacco mosaic virus made at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology

Plaster of Paris model of tobacco mosaic virus made at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology

Doll lying in bed to demonstrate medical treatment to children, England, 1930-1950

Doll lying in bed to demonstrate medical treatment to children, England, 1930-1950

1930-1950

Relief plaque of Imhotep by Doris Appel

Relief plaque of Imhotep by Doris Appel

1958

Plaster of paris relief plaque of Maimonides

Plaster of paris relief plaque of Maimonides

1958

Plaster of paris masseur

Plaster of paris masseur

Figurine, coal miner working at coal face.  Painted

Figurine, coal miner working at coal face. Painted

Plaster mould marked "Best"

Plaster mould marked "Best"

1790-1819

Plaster mould marked "Best"

Plaster mould marked "Best"

1790-1819

Plaster mould marked "Best"

Plaster mould marked "Best"

1790-1819

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

Plaster mould, marked "Best"

1790-1819

Gypsum cast of mathematical tablet from Tell Harmal

Gypsum cast of mathematical tablet from Tell Harmal

Plaster cast from wax mould

Plaster cast from wax mould

1958

Globe showing the circumnavigation of Elizabeth Bisland

Globe showing the circumnavigation of Elizabeth Bisland

circa 1890

2 Pieces of plaster of paris, in paper cast in bowl

Two pieces of plaster of paris, in paper cast, in bowl

1790-1819

Plaster cast, No. 10 dated "Apl.11 1807", 4 1/8" dia

Plaster mould

1790-1819

Transmitting portion of original television experimental apparatus, created and used by John Logie Baird, with a dummy head of "Stookie / Stooky Bill". 1925-1926.

John Logie Baird's original experimental television apparatus, 1925-1926

1925-1926

Clay stereotype mould reproducing Velleyre's method,1730

Clay Stereotype Mould Reproducing Velleyre's Method, 1730

1730

Plaster cast of neolithic mother goddess, copies of originals from Malta, European, 1920-1930

Plaster cast of neolithic mother goddess

1920-1930

Whole rigged model, scale 1:48, of the line-of-battle ship HMS 'Victory', a representation of the full scale ship as she appeared in battle at Trafalgar on the 21st October 1805, mounted in model representation of a dry dock at Portsmouth, model and rigging by Dr. Charles Nepan Longridge and carvings by Mr. W. Garnish, Europe, 1900-1947.

Rigged model of H.M.S. 'Victory'

1900-1947

Animated (complete) puppet by Gerry Anderson of character from television series Fireball XL5: Subterranean's head on Aquiphibian's body, c 1962.

Animated puppet of Aquiphibian from TV series 'Fireball XL5', c 1962

1960-1964

Animated puppet head by Gerry Anderson of character from his television series Fireball XL5: Professor Matt Matic, c 1962.

Animated puppet head of Professor Matt Matic, c 1962

1960-1964

Transmitting portion of original television experimental apparatus, created and used by John Logie Baird, with a dummy head of "Stookie / Stooky Bill". 1925-1926.

John Logie Baird's original experimental television apparatus, 1925-1926

1925-1926

Half model in plaster of Paris of H.M.S. "Waterwitch", 1866

Half model of H.M.S. "Waterwitch"

1866