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Black metal fixing

Black metal fixing

Fixing from Keyboard Perforator

Fixing from Keyboard Perforator

Box of 100 10x1 1/4" rawlplugs

Box of 100 10x1 1/4" rawlplugs

1950-1960
Two metal gaskets

Two metal gaskets

unknown
Two metal components

Two metal components

1904
Box of 100 12x1 1/4" rawlplugs

Box of 100 12x1 1/4" rawlplugs

1950-1960
Box of 100 6x3/4" rawlplugs

Box of 100 6x3/4" rawlplugs

1950-1960
Large fixing from proper right-hand side of the Quadrant of Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly (ZETA). Consists of tube with pink ceramic section attached to a larger curved and bolted panel with a wheeled attachment on the exterior.

Fixing for Quadrant of Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly (ZETA)

1957
Section of pipe from proper left-hand side of the Quadrant of Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly (ZETA). Consists of a pink ceramic pipe attached to a short metal pipe sealed at one end by a circular plate.

Fixing for Quadrant of Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly (ZETA)

1957
Block with screws, for securing plinth frameworks to the floor, from showcase for diorama model showing the 5 Dock systems of the Port of London, made by Frederick Sage and Company Limited, London.

Block with Screws for Securing Plinth Frameworks to the Floor, from Showcase for Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966
Wall clip for plug-in hand microphone for Realistic 27 MHz 4-watt 40-channel handheld CB (citizens’ band) transceiver model TRC-1001, Japan, 1982

Wall Clip for Plug-in hand Microphone for Realistic 27 MHz 4-watt 40-channel handheld CB (citizens’ band)

1982
Eight nuts for securing plinth frameworks together, from showcase for diorama model showing the 5 Dock systems of the Port of London, made by Frederick Sage and Company Limited, London.

Nuts for Securing Plinth Frameworks Together, from Showcase for Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966
Block with screws, for securing plinth frameworks to the floor, from showcase for diorama model showing the 5 Dock systems of the Port of London, made by Frederick Sage and Company Limited, London.

Block with Screws for Securing Plinth Frameworks to the Floor, from Showcase for Model Showing the 5 Dock Systems of the Port of London

1964-1966
Fixings used to secure the base station in situ, heavy duty nuts and bolts plus one slotted metal plate. Part of an analogue mobile phone base station manufactured by Motorola using the Total Access Communication System (TACS), 1980-1985

Fixings for analogue mobile phone base station, 1980-1985

1980-1985