Mullard Co. model MW6/2 radiant screen picture tube Mullard Co. model MW6/2 radiant screen picture tube
Manchester Geographical Society Collection consists of; lantern and arc light set, astronomical slides, amplifier and speaker, maps of manchester area, glass slides of local industries, and a large clock. object collection
A Baxter, Woodhouse & Taylor (BWT) flying suit and a packet of National Economy Toilet Roll, donated by John Pedley. object collection
Collection of objects relating to the gas supply industry. Collection of objects relating to the gas supply industry
Objects previously loaned to Salford Museum and Art Gallery forming part of Lancashire Coal Mining Collection. Lancashire Coal Mining Collection
Material collected by the National Paper Museum Trust, c1386-1998. Original archive material includes correspondence, reports, minutes, notes, plans, photographs, slides, illustrations and watermark samples. Published material includes articles, brochures, catalogues, leaflets, price lists, sample books, advertisements, specifications, journals, newsletters, statistics, standards, patents, books. The National Paper Museum was established by the British Paper and Board Makers' Association. It was opened on 24 April, 1963 at The Vegetable Parchment Mills, St. Mary Cray, Kent. Remy Barcham Green was one of the founding members of the Museum, and a large proportion of the archive material had been collected by his company J. Barcham Green Ltd. before the Museum was established. The Mill at St. Mary Cray closed down in 1967 and the Museum exhibits had to be put into storage at Cray Vally Mills, Kent until alternative premises could be found. The NPM Trust then approached the University of Manchester, having heard that it was involved in setting up the Manchester Museum of Science and Technology. The museum agreed to house the NPM material and the exhibits were transferred in 1968. Dr Richard Hills, director of the The Manchester Museum of Science and Technology, sat on the NPM board of trustees and worked with them to continue collecting material for exhibition and research. The collection was originally held on loan, under the reference L1969.30. The collection was subsequently donated to MOSI in 2006. The collection was given the new accession number 2006.60. National Paper Museum Trust Archive
Collection of sanitaryware taken from the gents toilets of Trinity Street railway station in Bolton. Collection of sanitaryware taken from the gents toilets of Trinity Street railway station in Bolton
A collection of items from the Infinis landfill gas site at Warrington, comprising a landfill gas well head, gas quality meter, documentary photographs taken by MOSI, site drawings and workers' clothing. A collection of items from the Infinis landfill gas site at Warrington
Collection of gas fitter's tools and equipment used by Robert Stockley in Manchester in the 1980s. Including u-tube manometers, 8" cast iron lead cauldron, lead pipe turn pins, lead pipe tap borers, clockwork gas appliance control and a British Gas multimeter Collection of gas fitter's tools and equipment used by Robert Stockley in Manchester in the 1980s
