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Box of Nuts for Triple-Expansion Marine Steam Engine

Box of Nuts for Triple-Expansion Marine Steam Engine

Dried nut, honeycomb appearance, roughly ball shaped

Dried nut, honeycomb appearance, roughly ball shaped

Dried nut shell similar in texture to a walnut rounded

Dried nut shell similar in texture to a walnut rounded

1900-1920
2 nuts of blood wood

2 nuts of blood wood

1890-1930
Perforated nut probably part of rattle and amuletic

Perforated nut probably part of rattle and amuletic

1880-1930
Nuts and Bolts for Glasgow Corporation Tramcar Overhead Wire Fittings

Nuts and Bolts for Glasgow Corporation Tramcar Overhead Wire Fittings

1901
4 Screws with nuts

Four screws and nuts

1790-1819
16 Brass nuts

Sixteen brass nuts

1790-1819
A quantity of bolts and nuts and chain associated with items /2 to /6. Bolts and nuts mostly modern; for use of chains, see photoes of engine before removal to museum

A quantity of bolts and nuts and chain

Kola nut mounted with other materia medica on inscribed glass plate, from West Africa, 1871-1938

Kola nut mounted with other materia medica on inscribed glass plate

1871-1938
Brain-shaped nut, with brain-shaped markings, preserved by W. Stafford, Godalming, Surrey, provenance unknown, 1901-1920

Brain-shaped nut

Palm nut with fibre, borassus flabillifer linn, provenance unknown, 1871-1930

Palm nut with fibre

1871-1930
4 specimens of Cola nuts, Kola nuts, West Africa, 1901-1937

4 specimens of Cola nuts

1901-1937
Long polished nut shaped like lotus bud, preserved by W. Stafford, Godalming, Surrey, provenance unknown, 1901 to 1920

Long polished nut shaped like lotus bud

2 miscellaneous nuts from the Synchronome parent clock, by The Synchronome Company Limited, London, England

2 miscellaneous nuts from the Synchronome clock

Nine physic nuts from Samoa, once contained in glass desk mounted on backplate, container missing, Samoa, 1860-1920

Nine physic nuts from Samoa

1860-1920
Three Indian laurel nuts, used in pain-killing preparation, North Queensland, Australia, collected 1900-1930

Three Indian laurel nuts

1900-1930
Nuts and powder, "mpere" in vernacular, used to relieve pain, probably Africa, 1871 to 1938

Nuts and powder

1871-1938
One box of 7/8" galvanised holding down square shank bolts, nuts and washers; -these probably belong to this main object from Triple-Expansion marine steam engine

galvanised holding down square shank bolts, nuts and washers