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Bench vice belonging to George Stephenson

1829

Vice or clamp for small items (from mobile phone repair workshop), 1990-2012

1990-2012

The "Perfect Vise"

1890

No 37 Samsonia Model J Perfect Engineer's Vice

1929

Quick-grip vice for attaching to a lathe, made by Joseph Bramah, c. 1780

Quick-grip vice for attaching to a lathe

circa 1780

Hand vice for 100 x 75mm daguerreotype plates; three adjustable and one fixed clip. Top of D shaped handle missing.

Hand vice for daguerreotype plates

1845-1855

Hand vice for polishing daguerreotype plates. D shaped wooden handle attached to wooden base; notched brass strips at each corner, one fixed, the others adjustable, fixed by butterfly nuts. For plates approximately 55 x 70mm. With one plate.

Hand vice for polishing daguerreotype plates

1845-1855

Leg vice

Revolving vice to facilitate binding of lantern slides by Adams & Co., 26 Charing Cross Road, 81 Aldersgate Street, London, c. 1895 (see note).

Revolving vice to facilitate lantern slide binding

1891-1900

Vice, marketed as the 'Perfect Vise', with technical drawing (see 2 stroke numbers), by J. Parkinson, Bradford

Vice, marketed as the 'Perfect Vise'

1890