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Barrel Tap

Barrel Tap

1900-1960
Domestic Hot Water Tap for Washbasin

Domestic Hot Water Tap for Washbasin

1900
Domestic tap made by Baxendale and Co.

Domestic tap made by Baxendale and Co.

circa 1900
Tap for glass spirit urn

Tap for glass spirit urn

Screwed steel tap

Screwed steel tap

Two taps and a winding key for Anemograph

Two taps and a winding key for Anemograph

1890
Tap component of Dental spittoon

Tap component of Dental spittoon

1920-1940
Tap for miniature membrane manometer

Tap for miniature membrane manometer

1968
Tap for miniature membrane manometer

Tap for miniature membrane manometer

1968
Tap for Scholander gas analysis apparatus

Tap for Scholander gas analysis apparatus

1955-1960
Barrel Tap

Barrel Tap

1960-2000
Brass tap, with two outlets

Brass tap, with two outlets

1800-1899
2 taps for Chuck making

2 taps for Chuck making

Tap for Scholander gas analysis apparatus

Tap for Scholander gas analysis apparatus

1955-1960
Bath mixer tap-filler type, (Model 557G)

Bath mixer tap-filler type, (Model 557G)

1991
Two Locksmith's taps

Two Locksmith's taps

1 Tap broken and piece

One tap with it's broken piece

1790-1819
1 Wood screw tap, with wood handle

Wood screw tap with wooden handle

1790-1819
1 Tap

One tap

1790-1819
8 Taps various, in paper

Eight various taps, in paper

1790-1819
26 Taps

26 taps

1790-1819
1 Tap

One tap

1790-1819
15 Taps

Fifteen taps

1790-1819
1 Brass tap, piece of zinc tubing attached, with wire handle

Brass tap, piece of zinc tubing attached, with wire handle

1790-1819
1 Piece of copper tubing with tap, and bent piece soldered on

Piece of copper tubing with tap

1790-1819
1 Tapered solid piece of brass for tap

Tapered solid piece of brass for a tap

1790-1819
1 Tap, end broken

One tap with broken end

1790-1819
13 Taps

Thirteen taps

1790-1819
8 Sets of dies, 5 taps

Five taps

1790-1819
1 Tap, broken and piece

One tap, with it's broken piece

1790-1819
Sir William Thompson's (Lord Kelvin's) patent, 1889 and 1891, water tap, .5" diam, mounted on wooden stand

Sir William Thompson's (Lord Kelvin's) patent

Tap for use with emergency water tank or barrel, part of the standard emergency feeding equipment, 1945-1955

Tap for use with emergency water tank or barrel

1945-1955
Two screwed brass taps, and one screwed steel tap.

Two screwed brass taps

1 1/2" Master Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1 1/2, and J. WHITWORTH & Co / MANCHESTER

1 1/2" Master Tap

1 1/2" Plug Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1 1/2, and J. WHITWORTH & Co / MANCHESTER

1 1/2" Plug Tap

1" Plug Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1, and WHITWORTH / MANCHESTER

1" Plug Tap

1" Taper Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1, and WHITWORTH / MANCHESTER

1" Taper Tap

1" Master Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1, and J. WHITWORTH & Co/ MANCHESTER

1" Master Tap

3/4" Master Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 14 TPI, die-stamped 3/4, and THOMAS CHATWIN/BIRMINGHAM

3/4" Master Tap

Tap, thread cutting, steel, 3/4" 16 tpi, Caledonian Railway.

CR tap

Pillar taps by Pegler. for kitchen use, 1991 (see two stroke numbers).

Pillar taps by Pegler. for kitchen use

1991
1 1/4" Taper Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1 1/4", and J. WHITWORTH & Co / MANCHESTER

1 1/4" Taper Tap

1 1/2" Taper Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1 1/2, and J. WHITWORTH & Co / MANCHESTER

1 1/2" Taper Tap

3/4" Taper Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 14 TPI, die-stamped 3/4, and THOMAS CHATWIN/ BIRMINGHAM

3/4" Taper Tap

1 1/4" Plug Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1 1/4, and J. WHITWORTH & Co / MANCHESTER

1 1/4" Plug Tap

1 1/4" Master Tap, British Standard Pipe Thread, 11 TPI, die-stamped 1 1/4, and J. WHITWORTH & Co / MANCHESTER

1 1/4" Master Tap

"Unatap" (combines hot and cold water tap), sectioned

"Unatap" (combines hot and cold water tap)

Cylinder Tap, mounted on board, London & North Eastern Railway, MIC 'No 6'. 7 inch x 2 inch diameter brass tap or cock.

Cylinder Tap

Line tap complete with shroud

Line tap complete with shroud

Selection of threading taps and die nuts, recovered from British Rail Engineering Ltd. Swindon.

Selection of threading taps and die nuts