Image
Category
Collection
Maker
On Display
Object type
Place
Material
Date

Allen key set

2000-2002

Commemorative key, Railwaymen's Club and Institute

1928

Carriage key

1875-1890

Rymer-Jones key

Cruciform key, with square ends

Morse key

1938

Bunch of nine keys

Original keys (2) to the Folkestone bullion store

1) French 15th Century key with trefoil pierced poignee surmounted by a bar; 2) Four bronze keys

14th Century bronze key with two identical wards facing each other, and other keys

Shotfirer's multishot battery key

Morse key

Telegraph key type 365

Morse key

Single-current telegraph key

Coal mining signalling key

circa 1960

Key to toolbox used by S4445 BM Treacher

Key to original lock for tool box used by S4445 BM Treacher

365A operating key no. 1738

Six-terminal reversing key

Du Bois-Reymond key

1968

Rymer-Jones Key

Commemorative key

Key for case for pair of muzzle loading flintlock pistols

1801-1830

Duplicate keys

Key, Old Mortice-type key found during excavations for the original Liverpool St Station

Morse transmitting key

Signalling key, coal mining.

Odell's latch key, invented c.1792

Twenty keys of various types

1) Bronze 16th Century double key with plain cylindrical stem and two wards

"Merit" toy morse key

Signal key, steel, inscribed, 1920-1960

Key for Wandsworth War Memorial Maternity Home, 1920

1920

Signalling key No.7247

Reversing key, by Elliott Bros, London

Isolating key

Semi-automatic Morse key

Mine electrician's keys.

Vibroplex key

Key, thought to be for unlocking ground frame

Keys for the electronic payment terminal

1990-1998

Morse key

1914-1918

Morse key

1968

Key, commemorative, silver, presented by John F Bainbridge July 4th 1925 to CM Jenkin-Jones on the opening of 4 North Eastern Railway Cottage Homes, Norton-Tees, boxed.

Silver commemorative key, North Eastern Railway Cottage Homes

1925

Key, presentation

Presentation Key

1893

Key for the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers's bookcase

Key

Brake van key, British Rail (Western Region), large steel mortice type key stamped BR(W).

British Rail (Western Region) brake van key

Key, steel, in fitted velvet-lined leatherette case, for Great Western Railway Queen Victoria's Royal Saloon, withdrawn 1910 and key presented to John Armstrong MVO, formerly CME of the Great Western Railway.

Key for Great Western Railway Royal Saloon

Carriage key, Great Eastern Railway, brass T-key with square key on 2 sides and lamp key on other, marked GER.

Carriage key, Great Eastern Railway