Three steam heating valves mounted on board, LNER MIC No.120, relief, reducing, and Mason's reducing valve (1975-7121 - NRM75/20/33), sectioned. Overall: 360 mm x 380 mm x 137 mm. Three steam heating valves, relief, reducing, and Mason's reducing valve
Piece of laboratory apparatus, metal cylinder with large screw and springs inside, possibly some kind of safety valve, owned by Sir T.L. Brunton, made and/or designed by Boulitte, France, 1851-1900 Piece of laboratory apparatus 1851-1900
Two Valves, sectioned, mounted on board, London & North Eastern Railway (LNER) MIC No 26. Dimensions: 11"x9" Board. Two Sectioned Valves
Collection of 34 gas filled, cold cathode, stabilizer valves (GCS) Collection of 34 gas filled, cold cathode, stabilizer valves (GCS)
Pair of "Supatap" model RT/D hot and cold pillar valves (c.1972). Catalogue no.16A-6299 by Supatap Ltd. Pair of "Supatap" model RT/D hot and cold pillar valves (c.1972) 1972
Collection of radio valves presented by the Engineering Department of Cambridge University. Radio valves
Valve from nitrous oxide cylinder, sectioned to show internal mechanism Valve from nitrous oxide cylinder
Medical oxygen valve, from the laboratory at B.P. Chemical Ltd., (Sandbach Works), by Siebe, Gorman and Co. Ltd., English, 1935-1955 Medical oxygen valve 1935-1955
Mercury arc valve (RMW/D240 – McVitie Weston number) McVitie Weston valve collection, mercury arc valve
Four Crane valves, cat. No. F 52, size 100, 2 way flanged valves,one with a 4" connected flanged tee. Four Crane valves
Two cardboard boxes marked 'US Army - US Navy Secret Tube Type Jan 725-A Serial No. K8044' and 'Pattern Number CV722'. Each containing two square pieces of wood, marked 'Raytheon', and a glass and metal valve. Part of A510 wireless station, c. 1965. Valves for wireless station A510, c. 1965 1965