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Colour photographic slides

Single dark slide for 12" x 10" photographic plates

Slides in liquid paraffin

Slide Box Containing Approx. 33 Stereoscopic Photographs on Glass

Microscope slides containing botanical specimens

Microscope slide, engraving of the Lord's Prayer

Collection of photographs (approximately 1260) and slides (approximately 1000)

1933-1994

Single dark slide, mahogany

Single dark slide, mahogany

Mackenzie - Wishart Daylight Slides for Plates or Cut Film 5

1900-1914

Early brass slide with three micrometers

Microscope slide with "The Lord's Prayer" (in micro-writing) engraved by R.J. Farrants

Coloured slide (in case) showing various absorption spectra

1850-1900

Slide containing genetically engineered E coli.

Slide showing Lysholm skull X-ray imaging unit in use

1950-1960

Magic lantern slide with skull

From the Old Mill (c.1780): Complete double ventilating slide

Complete double ventilating slide

1780
Two wooden boxes containing 146 glass lecture slides on Public Health themes, showing slum clearance schemes in Britain and abroad, diagrammatic details of construction, and modern flats in c1949, reproductions of historical documents, etc, provenance unknown, 1930-1955.

146 glass lecture slides on public health

1930-55
Two boxes containing twelve slides apiece of white smoke covered small glass slides from VICTOR 1A XH 591 at R.A.F. Marham and Vg Recorder chalked slides , to record and measure aircraft acceleration.

Two boxes containing twelve slides apiece of white smoke covered small glass slides

1956
Black box labelled 'pathological sections', containing 12 trays of microscope slides, human and animal tissue, some slides labelled 'Pathological Dept of N. Middlesex Hospital'

Box of miscellaneous pathological sections

1920-1981
Box of miscellaneous bacteriological slides, likely containing human tissue. Black box, branded 'R. B. Turner & Co., containing 12 trays of slides.

Box of miscellaneous bacteriological slides

1920-1981
Black box labelled 'pathological sections', containing 12 trays of microscope slides, likely human tissue.

Box of miscellaneous pathological sections

1920-1981
Wooden slide box with 12 wood trays for microscope slides, containing approximately 95 slides of animal and suspected human tissue, some are unlabelled. 2 paper slips describing some of the slides.

Wooden slide box with 95 slides

1920-1981
Rotating slide for lantern kaleidoscope. Gear slide with glass cell containing pieces of coloured glass which tumble when the handle is turned. See1990-5036/448

Rotating slide for lantern kaleidoscope

An untitled black & white slide depicting an elderly man holding a door frame.

untitled

Eight slides for a projection polariscope by J. Lillie Mitchell, London, late 19th century (Wellcome B887)

Eight slides for a projection polariscope by J. Lillie Mitchell

Lantern slide box, containing 98 slides on bacteriology, all marked `H Hauptner, Berlin NW'

Lantern slide box

Piece of memento mori, possibly from a slide, consisting of oval piece of glass backed by plaited hair and a picture of a skull

Piece of memento mori

before 1937
Projection slide, copy of X-ray image of the skull and jaw, produced using the Lysholm skull X-ray imaging unit at the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, United Kingdom. This slide is labelled '7'.

Projection slide of skull X-ray

1950-1960
Projection slide, copy of X-ray image of the skull and jaw, produced using the Lysholm skull X-ray imaging unit at the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, United Kingdom.

Projection slide of skull X-ray

1950-1960
Collection of 14 35mm colour slides showing the Flying Scotsman. The images were taken by Ron Clarkson on 01/05/1968, the 40th Anniversary non-stop run from Kings Cross to Edinburgh, from the cockpit of Tiger Moth (registration G-ANDI) piloted by Elliot Stenhouse. The pictures were taken north of Hitchin.

Collection of slides showing Flying Scotsman

01/05/1968
Photographs, A collection of approximately 11,000 transparencies and a volume of prints and film negatives featuring UK mainline (steam and non-steam) railways and UK preserved lines, and America, South Africa, Germany, Holland, Austria, China, Yugoslavia, Portugal and France. The photographs were taken by David Maloney between 1981 and 2009 and are in black and white and colour.

David Maloney photographic collection

1981-2009
A set of 12 slides, large format (5" x 7" or 6" x 8") with thin-sectioned human tissue, each stained with one of the three stains (haematoxylin and eosin, modified silver or thionin-based Nissl stain).

Set of 12 human tissue slides

circa 2009
15 microscope slides of thallium compounds in case, owned by Sir William Crookes

15 microscope slides of thallium compounds in case

Primus Disc Registering slides. 3.25 inch square sildes (3) with etched discs and cross lines for registering triple lanterns for accurate dissolving views and superimpositions. With label from original carton.

Primus Disc Registering slides

Short focal slide with steel ball pivot and with mechanical stop for locking on axis, from EROS IV optical transfer function measuring system for lens testing, made by R & J Beck Ltd. in about 1966

Short focal slide with steel ball pivot and with mechanical stop for locking on axis

1963-1969
Long focal slide with steel ball pivot and with mechanical stop for locking on axis, from EROS IV optical transfer function measuring system for lens testing, made by R & J Beck Ltd. in about 1966

Long focal slide with steel ball pivot and with mechanical stop

1963-1969
Medium field slide from EROS IV optical transfer function measuring system for lens testing, made by R & J Beck Ltd. in about 1966

Medium field slide from EROS IV optical transfer function measuring system for lens testing

1963-1969
Four glass black and white slides, 3 plastic-mounted colour and 1 card-mounted colour slide illustrating British Railways workshops and Shildon Wagon Works. Surplus slides from G. H. D. Mackie's lecture on Shildon of April 1964 (2004-7910) and the illustrations for his report "Impressions of British Railways Workshops" (2004-7909).

Impressions of British Railway Workshops / Shildon Works - unused slides (supplied title)

1960s
10 glass slides, from the portable laboratory owned by Dr. H.G Butterfield, unsigned, 1930-1940

10 glass slides

1930-1940
Histological Slide, Haematoxylin and eosin; section of one of Dr. R. Bright's original specimens, no.51.385.1A. In small mahogany slide box. From Guy's Hospital Medical School

Histological Slide

Histological Slide, Haematoxylin and eosin; section of one of Dr. R. Bright's original specimens, no.51.385.1A. From Guy's Hospital Medical School

Histological Slide

Double dark slide in mahogany

Double dark slide in mahogany

Wooden slide box containing 55 microscope slides of human tissue, with handwritten list of each slide's contents inside the lid.

55 microscope slides

1920-1981
Wooden slide box containing 8 wooden trays for microscope slides, 14 microscope slides present (in top 2 trays). Microscope slides contain specimens of human tissue, some labelled 'Pathological Dept N. Middlesex Hospital'.

Wooden slide box with 14 slides

1920-1981
Short field slide from EROS IV optical transfer function measuring system for lens testing, made by R & J Beck Ltd. in about 1966

Short field slide from EROS IV optical transfer function measuring system for lens testing

1963-1969
(a) Holmans Siphon slide for the microscope, (b) Holmans Life slide for the microscope, ( c) Holmans current slide for the microscope

(a) Holmans Siphon slide for the microscope

Enlarged slide of the Paget screen.

Enlarged slide of the Paget screen.

Six finished Joly colour slides.

Six finished Joly colour slides.

43 colour plastic-mounted and 7 black and white glass slides used by G. H. D. Mackie for his lecture "Activities in British Railway Workshops - Shildon Works" of April 1964 (for a copy of the script see 2004-7908). The slides illustrate the British Railways network, Shildon's place within the network, the layout of the works, interior views of the workshops, various repair and construction processes, "before and after" pictures of wagons requiring repair, examples of wagons constructed at Shildon, "Operation Face-Lift" to improve the works, etc. The lecture was probably written in conjunction with Mr. Mackie's larger report "Impressions of British Railway Workshops" (2004-7907). At the time he wrote the lecture, Mr. Mackie appears to have been working at Inverurie Workshops.

Activities in British Railway Workshops - Shildon Works

1960s