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Large fluorescent screen

Large fluorescent screen

1900-1926
Chapman Jones Plate Tester Screen

Chapman Jones Plate Tester Screen

1904
First Chapman Jones Screen for Testing Plate Density

First Chapman Jones Screen for Testing Plate Density

1900
Screen for Hewlett Packard Vectra 286 personal computer

Screen for Hewlett Packard Vectra 286 personal computer

1989
Privacy Screen from NHS Nightingale North West

Privacy Screen from NHS Nightingale North West

circa 2020
Kodak Document Printing Screen Type 5P

Kodak Document Printing Screen Type 5P

M.O. Stevenson Screen

M.O. Stevenson Screen

1883
Plastic Screens with Moving Mechanism

Plastic Screens with Moving Mechanism

1925
translucent screen for Sullivans

translucent screen for Sullivans

Card screen with `grease spot', in wooden ring on brass rod

Card screen with `grease spot', in wooden ring on brass rod

1900-1980
Screen for Wynne’s Infallible Shutter Speed Tester

Screen for Wynne’s Infallible Shutter Speed Tester

1903
Glass Screen for Hopper Fed Magnesium Lamp

Glass Screen for Hopper Fed Magnesium Lamp

1865
Camera Screen for Storage Oscilloscope

Camera Screen for Storage Oscilloscope

1970-1980
One Plane Glass Screen in Tilting Frame

One Plane Glass Screen in Tilting Frame

Four Joly viewing screens.

Four Joly viewing screens.

A piece of the earliest Macdonough viewing screen on mica. Part of a group of specimens of the Macdonough Colour Process of photography, given to Sir W J Herschel in 1901 by Mr Tripp (MFW Cat No 141).

Mica Screen

1907-02
Two sound insulation panels from the Yogscast gaming YouTube channel studio with green fabric stretched and stapled across to form a greenscreen for chromakey.

Yogscast studio chromakey greenscreen

2012-2017
Draught Screen, Great Western Railway, depicting coat-of-arms and motto: ex Treasurer's Office, Paddington.

Draught Screen, Great Western Railway

Two Joly taking screens

Two Joly taking screens

Ilford Isochromatic screen No 2 15mm diameter with pale yellow filter in brass rim with locating stud with forked swivelling bracket for attachment to camera

Ilford Isochromatic Screen No 2

Celluloid screen for attaching to television screen to provide artificial colour, 1950-1959.

Celluloid Colour Screen For Television

1950-1959
Fenske "Aurora" screen.

Fenske "Aurora" screen.

Fluorescent screen in a wooden case with handle, from a portable X-ray set, 1930-1949.

Fluorescent screen, in case from portable x-ray set

1930-1949
Fluorescent screen, in case, associated with Solus 90/30 mobile x-ray set, 1943-1946.

Fluorescent screen

1943-1946
Three Paget screens.

Three Paget screens.

Original Levy ruled screen for photo-engraving.

Original Levy ruled screen for photo-engraving.

Decca Television Model 1000 Screen, c. 1953

Decca Television Model 1000 Screen

Fluorescent screen in glazed frame, fitted with crude brass handles shields, 1900-1909.

Fluorescent screen in glazed frame, fitted with crude brass handles shields, 1900-1909.

1900-1909
Macdonough viewing screen on glass. Part of a group of specimens of the Macdonough Colour Process of photography, given to Sir W J Herschel in 1901 by Mr Tripp (MFW Cat No 141).

Glass Viewing Screen

1907-04
Brownie Projection Screen

Brownie Projection Screen

Leather screen with central aperture, set in wooden frame, from Abney's apparatus for recording the intensity of light during the day.

Screen and Frame from Abney's Apparatus for Recording the Intensity of Daylight

Fluorescent screen

Fluorescent screen

Ruled screen by Brown for photo-engraving.

Ruled screen by Brown for photo-engraving.