Architect's model of Vauxhall Cross, sitting on formica stand on oak base, unsigned, England, c. 1988. Model constructed for Terry Farrell & Partners, British. Architect's model of Vauxhall Cross, for Terry Farrell & Partners Building Construction c. 1988
Radio, ex Montgomery's saloon which formed part of a train for his use pending invasion of Europe, 1944. radio - ex montgomery saloon Miscellanea & Curiosities
Plaque in Arabic, associated with Unani Tibb medical practices, England, 2004-2005 Ethnography and Folk Medicine 2004-2005
Radio, British Rail, GEC, curved front, ex Penistone Control Panel. Radio, ex Penistone Control Panel - British Rail Miscellanea & Curiosities
'Laserline' laser alignment levelling instrument by Marconi-Elliott Avionic Systems Ltd. Nuclear Physics 1971
Model of Cockcroft and Walton's laboratory in Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge Nuclear Physics 1945-1955
One handheld "mask" type stereoscopic viewer. Made of wood and lined in red velvet Experimental Chemistry 1930-1970
Display board, for illustrating 'Oakaloy' cemented tungsten carbide cutting tools and ‘sintered tips’, illustrating steel manufacturing processes Hand and Machine Tools 1954
Radio, British Rail, Pye, ex Penistone Control Panel. Radio, ex Penistone Control Panel - British Rail Miscellanea & Curiosities
Model railway signalbox, 1:24 scale, Great Northern Railway type, "Three Counties", by Philip Veale, Sussex, 1975. model great northern railway type signalbox Railway Models 1975
Model, railway engine shed, 'O' gauge, builder unknown, c. 1980. Model, railway engine shed Railway Models 1980
Model, railway signalman's hut, 'O' gauge, builder unknown, c. 1980. Model, railway signalman's hut Railway Models 1980
Model, railway unloading bay, 'O' gauge, builder unknown, c. 1980. Model, railway unloading bay Railway Models 1980
Model of new Main Entrance building, National Railway Museum, scale 1:100, showing South Hall/North Hall link, designed by Robin Wade & Pat Read, Twickenham, 1990, opened 1992. Model of new Main Entrance building Railway Models
‘Workmate’ Model 625, combined vice and workbench, made by Black & Decker, UK, until 1979. This model replaced for the first time the aluminium die castings from earlier models with steel pressings to reduce cost. Workmate Model 625 Hand and Machine Tools 1979
‘Workmate’ 325 Mk II combined vice and workbench, c.1971-72, built by Black & Decker, UK. This was the first of the Workmates to make use of aluminium castings, and also a double-height arrangement so that it could be used in both sawhorse and workbench. In many respects it is regarded as the best and most significant Workmate design. Mk II Workmate Hand and Machine Tools 1971-72
International Children's Day poster from Mozambique, 1975-1979 International Children's Day poster from Mozambique Public Health & Hygiene 1975-1979
100x122mm black rectangular union case. 'The Washington Monument, Richmond, VA.' by S Peck & Co. Die-engraver F. Goll. Trade paper inside. Design only on one side. Lined with dark red plush with formal motif. Plain oval gilt mat and patterned pinchbeck frame. No frame. Rectangular Union Case 'The Washington Monument, Richmond VA', by S Peck Photographs c. 1858
‘Workmate’ model 536, combined vice and workbench, by Black & Decker, 1980-1991. This design, otherwise known as the Mk3, was manufactured until April 1991. It was the primary design mark at the time, and was manufactured and sold internationally. Mk3 Workmate Hand and Machine Tools 1980-91
Control unit for Electric Actor robots, made by Bruce Lacey, British, 1962 Control Unit for Electric Actor robots Human Robotics 1962
The 10 millionth ‘Workmate’ combined vice and workbench made by Black & Decker, and presented to Ron Hickman, chrome plated, 1981. The 10 Millionth Workmate Hand and Machine Tools 1981
‘Workmate’ model 600, combined vice and workbench, by Black & Decker, 1978-79. Model 600 Workmate Hand and Machine Tools 1978-79
Parts from a Butcher's Empire Cinematograph Model A. Handcrank with with wooden handle; white metal plate; two parts of broken blade of Maltese Cross. Parts From Butcher's Empire Cinematograph Model A Cinematography
Craftsman ‘Companion II’ combined vice and workbench, by Sears, Roebuck & Co., USA, 1981. This object was found to infringe patents on the design of the ‘Workmate’ combined vice and bench held by Black & Decker, Inc., and Hickman Design Ltd, UK, and subsequently withdrawn from sale. This case was definitive in securing the patents covering the ‘Workmate’ design in the very significant US market. Craftsman ‘Companion II’ Combined Vice and Workbench Hand and Machine Tools 1981
