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Yellow pathologists' sponge

circa 2016

'Digit Al' soft toy, 2008

2008

Home cholesterol test

1992

`Gelseal' Vascular Prosthesis

Gordon The Gopher

1985-1990

'Gelsoft' vascular prosthesis

1992

'Humpty' from BBC children's television series 'Play School'

1964-1988

Photographic portrait of Nicky Danby

1972-1981

Photographic print of a girl, with silver collaged details

1972-1981

Barbie Doll, white skinned, long auburn hair, Mattel Inc., 1980-1990

1980-1990

Prototype Micromap viewer, 1995-1998

1995-1998

Barbie Doll, brown skinned, yellow pinafore, Mattel Inc., 1980-1990

1980-1990

Barbie Doll, black skinned, streaked hair, Mattel Inc., 1980-1990

1980-1990

Barbie Doll, white skinned, white pinafore

1980-1990

'Shadow Racer', lightweight sports wheelchair, West Midlands, England, 1993-1995

1993-1995

Boddingtons Bar Towel

1970-2004

Boddingtons Buntings

1990-2002

Festival of the Tenth Summer Backstage Pass

Boddingtons Brewery Bunting

1970-2005

Robotuna, Prototype Underwater Robot, 1995

1995

Heartstart 3000, battery operated micro-controlled defibrillator, United States, 1993

1993

‘Heartmate’ left ventricular-assist device, United States, 1993

1993

'Poppy' from BBC children's television series 'Play School'

1964-1988

`X S Woven' Vascular Prosthesis

Boddingtons Bar Towel

1990-2002

Barbie Doll, black skinned, curly hair

1980-1990

One Samsonite X'lite backpack featuring CURV polypropylene back panel

2005-2007

T-shirt with condom design

1992

Restraint or warming suit from an asylum

1890-1960

Bang and Olufsen Beovision MX2000 Colour Television

1985-1989

Boddingtons Bar Towel

1970-2004

Sno-Cat Model 743 Tracked Vehicle

1955

Nike shoe layers samples

2005

Real Danding Action Dana doll

1980-1990
Apollo 11 lightweight headset and adaptor, used by astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, made by the Rockwell Corporation, United States, 1965.

Apollo 11 Lightweight Headset

1965
Fireman Sam, puppet used in Welsh S4C television series 'Fireman Sam'.

Fireman Sam

1985-1994
Glove Puppet of large pink hippopotamus called George; from Thames Television Ltd children's television show 'Rainbow', includes a separate arm.

George from Rainbow

1972-1992
Model of Captain Scarlet, puppet used in the 1960s television series 'Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons'. Studio replica.

Captain Scarlet puppet used in television series 'Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons'

Marcopolo 2 launch sew-on patch, 1990. This patch commemorates the Delta II rocket launch of BSB's second satellite, Marcopolo 2, from Cape Canaveral, on August 17 1990. This second satellite was required by the Independant Broadcasting Authority (IBA) franchise conditions to serve as a back-up for the satellite Marcopolo 1. Unlike the launch of Marcopolo 1 a year earlier, only one person from BSB was sent to Florida to watch the launch, as by this time the money at BSB was drying up. British Satellite Broadcasting space patch.

Marcopolo 2 launch sew-on patch

1990
Seca Cardiotest 6900 electrocardiograph, serial no. 00254, with LCD screen, keyboard, electrodes and paper printout facility, with Seca Cardiotest 7500, serial no. 37901016, blood pressure testing unit and pressure cuff, supplied by Seca Ltd, UK. Produced for Seca Vogel & Halke, Hamburg, Germany, 1994.

Seca Cardiotest 6900 electrocardiograph

1994
BeoVision MX 2000 TV Set, Bang & Olufsen, Denmark, 1985-1989.

Bang and Olufsen Beovision MX2000 colour television and Beocord VHS82 video recorder

1985-1989
This second-generation Ford Festiva was built in the US (where it was called the Aspire) in 1995 by the Ford Motor Company before being modified by Walbro Engine Management (also from the US) and Orbital Engine Company in Australia in 1996. This modified version was called the ‘Orbital ECOsport’. The Ford Festiva /Aspire is a front-engine, front-wheel drive subcompact car, a type of car characterised by its compact frame and body design. The car was primarily sold in the US, Japan and Australia between 1986 and 2002. The car has a dark red/maroon paintjob, has two passenger doors, and has both its front and back license plates removed. The car's original 1.3 litre 4-stroke engine was replaced by an experimental orbital 2-stroke engine and was fitted or accompanied with a variety of instruments to measure the car's performance. The instruments include a laptop which would be used to adjust the engine in various ways (this laptop is currently non-functioning), and a passenger-side speedometer. In the back of the car is a frame with a fuel and oil tank installed (both are needed for 2-stroke engines to work). However, the cooling system has been removed at some point before the car was acquired by the SMG, and the car cannot work without this.

Second generation Ford Festiva / Aspire with Orbital two-stroke experimental engine

1995
A toy smokers outfit set, without pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, without pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, without pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, without pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, without pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, without pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, including a "Friendship" clay pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit

A toy smokers outfit set, including a "Tulip" clay pipe.

Toy Smokers Outfit