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Small section of lead pipe from Waterloo Station, gnawed by rats

Small section of lead pipe from Waterloo Station, gnawed by rats

Two portions of wooden stave piping

Two portions of wooden stave piping

Two Lengths Lead Piping

Two Lengths Lead Piping

Lead gas piping used at at Stamford Cottage

Lead gas piping used at at Stamford Cottage

1 Bent piece of piping (?lead)

Piping from James Watt's workshop

1790-1819

1 Straight piece of piping

Piping from James Watt's workshop

1790-1819

Grey painted piping section for a three-crank two-stage vertical reciprocating ammonia compressor, built in 1918 by Peter Brotherhood Ltd and installed at the No. 2 plant of the Billingham manufacturing site. This section would have connected to the cuboid-shaped metal component associated with the ammonia compressor.

Piping for three-crank two-stage vertical reciprocating compressor

1918

Five lengths of copper piping, part of a collection of locomotive components from Neilson locomotives shipwrecked off Islay, 1857.

Islay Shipwreck Components

Piping with nuts and bolts from Black Arrow R4 1972

Piping with nuts and bolts from Black Arrow R4 1972

1971

Six pieces of conduit piping, painted white, from London & South Western Railway dining car no.72, later renumbered 4134, then 7834, then 201, and finally 3018.

Conduit Piping from Inspection Saloon ex. Bicester Military Railway

Eleven lengths of copper piping, part of a collection of locomotive components from Neilson locomotives shipwrecked off Islay, 1857.

Islay Shipwreck Components