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Builder's whole, rigged model, of SS 'Great Eastern', 1853-1857

1853-1857

Wooden scraper for use in buddles

Numeric Demonstrator

circa 1900

Wood standard with tapered end

Model showing the 5 Dock systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Model of the N.S. "Savannah" (1959)

1958-1965

Model of the PS 'Sirius'

1935-1937

Whole model of the PS 'Brighton' (1878)

1875-1877

Rigged model of the PS 'Scotia'

1861

Rigged model of S.S. "Iberia" (1881)

1880-1927

Model of Associated Electrical Industries

circa 1960

Ruler, wooden, marked 'Armstrong'

Balance, brass and wood, probably British

1901-1950

Primitive wooden wick dish, on stand

Model of M.V. 'Sydenham' (1951)

1950-1971

Whole model of P.S. "Ozone" (1886)

1885-1888

Rigged model of the S.S. 'City of Paris'

1864-1866

Model of the coasting collier S.S. 'Tolworth'

1929-1937

Model of the PS 'Great Western'

1937

Whole rigged model of H.M.S. 'Himalaya'

1850-1854

Model of the paddle steamer 'Colonel Lamb'

1860-1942

Whole model rigged of the screw steamship "Great Britain"

1840-1878

Model of the S.S. 'Woodbury' (1935)

1934-1947

Hurter and Driffield actinograph, sold by Marion and CO. , London. Wooden slide-rule calculator; sliding card scale for time of month and day, N. lat 32 degrees 30'. Calibrated for H and D speeds, 0.5-300; lighting, f no. exp time.

Hurter and Driffield actinograph

Air meter for measuring flow of air through a given aperture, in wooden case. No.427. Mid-19th century. Associated with W.H. Fox Talbot.

Air Meter

1825-1875

Wooden pattern of model casting of the ram of H.M.S. "Majestic" built 1896

Wooden pattern of model casting of the ram of H.M.S. "Majestic"

1896

Wooden pattern of model casting of stern past and rudder frame H.M.S. "Majestic" (1894-5)

Wooden pattern of model casting of stern past and rudder frame H.M.S. "Majestic"

1894-1895

Wood pattern of model casting of balanced rudder of HM cruisers "Apollo" and "Andromache" built 1895

Wood pattern of model casting of balanced rudder

1895

Pair of walking aids for young child using two artificial legs, by Hanger, London, 1963.

Pair of walking aids for young child

1963

Model of ship's deck with cable laying apparatus c. 1870 painted red and black on wooden base containing coiled rope with explanatory plaques, by an unknown maker, 1900-1974

Model of ship's deck with cable laying apparatus c.1870

1900-1974

Whole model, scale 1:48, rigged, of the paddle steamer 'Connaught' (1860), by John Laird, Sons & Co, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, 1860

Whole rigged model of the paddle steamer 'Connaught'

1860

Cut-away model, scale 1:12, of the screw engine of the S.S. ‘Great Britain’ original designed by I. K. Brunel, and two wooden components, unsigned, British, 1839-1862

Cut-away model

1843

Wooden pattern of model casting of shaft bracket (one of a pair) of H.M.S. "Royal Sovereign" built 1891

Wooden pattern of model casting of shaft bracket of H.M.S. "Royal Sovereign"

1891

Model, scale 1:48, of the twin-screw transatlantic steamer the SS 'Philadelphia' (1889) with four decks, two propellers, three masts, two funnels, and twenty-four life boats, by an unknown maker, United Kingdom, 1888-1909

Whole Model of the S.S. 'Philadelphia'

1888-1909

Whole rigged model of S.S. 'Miltiades' (1903), with four decks, two masts, one funnel, Plimsoll lines and four metal feet in glazed case on table stand (see note), unknown maker, probably from the United Kingdom, 1903-1923

Rigged Model of SS 'Miltiades'

1903-1923

Whole rigged model of the twin-turbine telegraph ship the C.S. 'Monarch' (1946) with one funnel, two masts, eight life boats and a variety of on-deck pullies on four metal feet, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1946-1971

Model of Telegraph Ship C.S. 'Monarch'

1946-1971

Cut-away model, scale 1:12, of the screw engine of the S.S. ‘Great Britain’ original designed by I. K. Brunel, unsigned, British, 1839-1862

Model of the screw engine of the S. S. ''Great Britain"

1843

Model, scale 1: 48, of the Cunard Line twin-screw steamship 'Campania' and its sister ship 'Lucania' (1893), in glazed case on stand (see note), probably by the Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Limited, Govan, Glasgow, Scotland, 1891-1894

Whole Model of the Cunard Line SS 'Campania'

1891-1894