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Model of a Television Set Tammeter, 1955-1965

1955-1965

Meerschaum tobacco pipe in the form of a porcelain pipe

1863

Gourd container filled and decorated with various amuletic objects

1871-1918

Suture wire

Magnifying glass

Maltron Ergonomic High-Speed Keyboard, 1979-1986

1979-1986

Olympia Electronic Typewriter, 1960-1980

1960-1980

Apparatus for experiments concerning aeolian tones

Electric Personal Printer, by Brother, 1982

1982

Knife used for various surgical operations

1880-1935

Magnifying glass convexed lens set in simple wire frame joined at ends to form handle

1801-1900

Compound coil spring spectacles

1850-1920

Microscopist, coil spring

1900-1950

Ophthalmic hook

1701-1925

Compound, coil spring

1850-1920

Sand Glass in Wire Mount with an Alarm

1760-1850

German wooden clock, with foliot type escapement

1669

Model of first hydraulic steam lifeboat "Duke of Northumberland"

1889-1912

Landau-Type Child's Perambulator

1876

Apparatus for experiments concerning aeolian tones

Antler horn tobacco pipe stem

1851-1900

Leather wallet containing suture wire and needles

Case, cylindrical brass plated

Set of tattooing instruments

1870-1920

Horn stem with two sections of antler horn and flexible wire and cloth section for meerschaum tobacco pipe

1831-1880

Opera glasses

1850-1920

Opera glasses

1850-1920

Carved ivory tobacco pipe stem once belonging to a meerschaum bowl

1851-1900

Pince nez

1851-1900

Lid of tortoiseshell covered wooden box, English, 1870-1920

1870-1920

CRONOS/ECCE1, the first anthropomimetic robot

2005

Surgical knife

1701-1925

Surgical knife

1701-1925

Trephining knife

1701-1925

Ashadar or Time stick, Northern India, 1895-1905

1895-1905

Five mains connection cables

1988-1994

Power cable and data cable for printer

1988-1994

The 'Oxydonor', Canada, 1898-1930

1898-1930
Painted wooden face mask, polychrome, representing young man with moustache wearing fez, said to cure kalaazar fever, Sinhalese, Sri Lanka, 1771-1860

Painted polychrome mask

1771-1860
Driver's Tea Can, white enamel with side handle and swing-wire overhead handle. Lid is inverted cup with side handle.

Driver's tea can

Repeater, cylinder, going barrel, by Breguet, no.357, Parachute and curb compensator, wire gong, in gold case, silver dial (out of order) with small gold(?) chain

Repeater, cylinder, going barrel, in gold case, with cylinder dial

circa 1800
1/4-repeater, cylinder, going barrel, by Ls. Lacroix, Turin, in gold case, silver dial, wire gong (1 Janvier 1833 on case), no.8044 (in case)

1/4-repeater, cylinder, going barrel

1833
Japanese language typewriter, 1985

Electronic Japanese Language Typewriter, 1985

1985
White glazed porcelain tobacco pipe, handpainted clover like pattern on bowl, horn reservoir, wooden stem with flexible horn and cloth section, horn mouthpiece, Dutch, 1780-1840

White glazed porcelain tobacco pipe

1780-1840
White porcelain tobacco pipe, horn reservoir, cherrywood stem with horn section and mouthpiece, bowl has transfer print of dapple grey horse and hinged metal cover, possibly Dutch, 1851-1910

White porcelain tobacco pipe

1851-1910
Bracelet composed of human teeth(?), threaded through wire, falling apart, Iceland, 1880-1920

Bracelet composed of human teeth(?), threaded thro

1880-1920
Connecting cable, (8 of 12), attached to box unit, as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Connecting cable

1988-1994
Connecting cable, (4 of 12), attached to box unit, as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Connecting cable

1988-1994
Connecting cable, (9 of 12), attached to box unit, as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Connecting cable

1988-1994
Terminal plate, gutta percha(?), rectangular with five brass terminal joints in one line down middle of plate, Riviere apparatus, European, 1880-1930

Terminal plate

1880-1930