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G A Cochrane Fruit and veg crate

G A Cochrane Fruit and veg crate

Crate containing 6 fittings

Crate containing 6 fittings

Crate, for transporting honey by rail, by Rylands of Barnsley, stamped ‘’HONEY WITH CARE’ on all faces, with makers stamp above carrying handles and the number 53 on the front, designed to carry twenty-four one pound squat honey jars, c 1927, 22’’ x 12 ½’’ x 7 ¾’’.

honey crate

Crate, for transporting honey by rail, by Rylands of Barnsley, stamped ‘HONEY WITH CARE’ on all faces, with makers stamp above carrying handles, designed to carry twenty-four one pound 6’’ tall honey jars, 1884–1927, 19 ½’’ x 12 ½’’ x 7 ¾’’.

honey crate

Crate, for transporting honey by rail, by Rylands of Barnsley, stamped ‘’HONEY WITH CARE’ on all faces, with makers stamp above carrying handles and the number 55 on the front, on the lid is a special label linking it to the Three Counties Show, Malvern, and a second label on the inside that bears the name Frank Potter, designed to carry twenty-four one pound squat honey jars, c 1927, 22’’ x 12 ½’’ x 7 ¾’’.

honey crate

Open-work wooden crate with webbing and springs for supporting a thermionic tube, marked Ediswan Type GRL Ultratherm Ser. no. 707754, and other markings, by General Radiological, 1925-1950.

Open-work wooden crate for supporting a thermionic tube

1925-1950

One wooden crate, addressed to the Royal Society, containing a gas related cooling device for x-ray work, sent from the Engineering Laboratory Cambridge. From a collection relating to the X-ray crystallography research carried out by Dame Kathleen Lonsdale at University College London.

Wooden crate, addressed to the Royal Society

1930-1970

Plywood packing crate, containing various spare parts, for ‘Listening Post’, by Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin, New York city, New York state, United States, 2005

Plywood packing crate

2005