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Nightclub Loading Bay Doors, Hacienda Manchester

Nightclub Loading Bay Doors, Hacienda Manchester

Set of Double Doors from a Laundry

Set of Double Doors from a Laundry

Model of John Henry Silley's patent smokebox door

Model of John Henry Silley's patent smokebox door

1905

Door from Discriminator cabinet 1 from dedicated brain PET scanner

Door from Discriminator cabinet 1 from dedicated brain PET scanner

1985

Door for Compartment 16 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 16 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 10 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 10 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 8 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 8 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 13 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 13 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 2 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 2 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Three Doors of Switchboard from Mansion House

Three Doors of Switchboard from Mansion House

1891

Glass door for washing machine

Glass door for washing machine

1968

Door for Compartment 15 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 15 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 6 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 6 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 7 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 7 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 5 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 5 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 11 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 11 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 9 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 9 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 14 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 14 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 12 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 12 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 4 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 4 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 1 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 1 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Door for Compartment 3 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

Door for Compartment 3 of Showcase of Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966

Etched glass panel, bearing the monogram of the Charing Cross Company, from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station, South Eastern Railway.

Etched glass door panel from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station with the monogram of the Charing Cross Company

1866

Door light, Midland Railway, ex Pullman carriage from Cheadle Heath, built in America by Pullman Palace Car Company and assembled in the Midland Railway Works at Derby.

Door light; door panel with figured glass, Midland Railway

Etched glass panel, bearing the monogram of the Charing Cross Company, from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station, South Eastern Railway.

Etched glass door panel from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station with the monogram of the Charing Cross Company

1866

Door, London & North Eastern Railway, glazed, no provenance.

LNER door

Kitchen door from London & South Western Railway dining car no.72, later renumbered 4134, then 7834, then 201, and finally 3018. Wooden door with a door knob, and "kitchen" written in yellow.

Kitchen Door from Inspection Saloon ex. Bicester Military Railway

Glass panel, from office door, engraved 'Charles Roberts and Company Limited Established 1856', from Charles Roberts & Co. company offices, Wakefield, in wooden frame, 650mm x 1010mm.

Glass office door panel engraved "Charles Roberts and Company Limited Established 1856"

Door, with two glass panels, displaying royal ciphers, crown surmounted by lion within garter and the motto 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' around garter [Evil to him who evil thinks]

Door, with two glass panels

Door, London & North Eastern Railway, glazed, no provenance.

Door, London & North Eastern Railway

Old door fitted with wooden free falling tumbler lock, Egyptian make

Old door fitted with wooden free falling tumbler lock

Lockable wooden door, with hinge attached drying rack; plus key for lockable door, for Electric washing machine, 'Ewbank Sheppee Electrical Washer', with attached mangle, by Entwisle and Kenyon Limited, Accrington, Lancashire, England, 1920-1925

Lockable wooden door and key, for Electric washing machine, “Ewbank Sheppee Electrical Washer”

Door for cage for reviving canary, made by Siebe Gorman & Co. Ltd, London.

Door from cage for reviving canary

Self-opening door from Mr. Strutt's office from the 1808 extension of William Strutt's Cruciform building at Berby Mill, Milford, 1793.

Self-opening door from Mr. Strutt's office

1793

Wood and plywood door to shelving unit at front of large call-box. Two hinges plus fastening loop, aluminium sheet skirting to base. Used in Bamenda, Cameroon, 1997-2012

Small Door for Mobile Phone Call Box, 1997-2012

1997-2012

Hatch door for large call-box, wooden frame with plywood, painted white, with hinges and brackets to fix to main box. Used in Bamenda, Cameroon, 1997-2012

Hatch Door for Mobile Phone Call Box, 1997-2012

1997-2012

Baird Model C 'Noah's Ark' televisor rear door, 1928.

Baird Model C 'Noah's Ark' televisor door, 1928

1928

cabinet doors and bases for SWB II E Transmitter by Marconi

cabinet doors and bases

Grey plastic circular door for Toshiba ACCESS MRI system.

Toshiba ACCESS MRI system door

1995

Door, London & North Western Railway, panelled wood door from Works Manager's Office at Wolverton.

Door, London & North Western Railway

Glass door for RAM memory unit for BESM-6 Supercomputer.

Glass Door for BESM-6 Supercomputer RAM Memory Unit

1968-1987

"Plug door" (bob wall of house) and four parts of doorcase (incomplete as lacks short upright for top light. There was no cill)

"Plug door" (bob wall of house)

Wooden door from Edison Kinetoscope.

Edison Kinetoscope door

1894

Lockable wooden door, with hinge attached drying rack, for Electric washing machine, ‘Ewbank Sheppee Electrical Washer’, with attached mangle, by Entwisle and Kenyon Limited, Accrington, Lancashire, England, 1920-1925

Lockable wooden door, for Electric washing machine, 'Ewbank Sheppee Electrical Washer'

1923

Cast metal door with fixed hinges.

Door for milling machine

Door for Edison Kinetophone (or Phonokinetoscope), 1894

Door for Edison Kinetophone

1894

Door from chemists shop, glazed, with painted inscription, English, 1840-1900

Door from chemists shop

1840-1900

Four side panels and one end panel for Elliott / NRDC 401 Computer MkI, by Elliott Brothers (London) Limited, London, England, 1952-1953. Each side panel has red stickers marked 3, 4, 5 and six which indicates the cabinet-number.

Four side panels and one end panel for Elliott / NRDC 401 Computer MkI

1952-1953

Door, London & North Western Railway, panelled wood door from Works Manager's Office at Wolverton: 2 medium panels at bottom, 2 large panels and 2 small panels above, surmounted by glazed fanlight.

Door, London & North Western Railway