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Camera from Kodak New for Old collection

1960-1969

Ilford Magazine Camera for Cut Film

1902

X-ray film cassette with integral intensifying screens

1955-1965

"Essex" 10"x8" x-ray film cassette by Ilford Ltd.

1965-1975

Electric immersion heater for X-ray film developing tank

1925-1940

Pair of tungstate intensifying screens for use with x-ray film by Ilford

1965-1980

Unopened single pack of 10"x8" x-ray film by Ilford Ltd.

1960-1965

Expendable Bathythermograph-Underwater Temperature Measuring Device, 1970-1977

1970-1977

Plessey Avionics aircraft anti collision beacon, 1961-1988

Box of "Ilfex" X-ray film

1950-1965

Ilford Advocate camera, Series II

circa 1953

"Rayspeed" 6 1/2"x8 1/2" x-ray film cassette

1940-1950

10"x8" x-ray film cassette fitted with Tungstate intensifying screens by Ilford

1940-1960

Plastic exposure-holder for radiography of the extremities

1960-1970

Resistance coil

1928-1969

One of a pair of "Standard" intensifying screens in package

1950-1960

Unopened package of two "High Definition" 7 1/2"x9 1/2" intensifying screens

1970-1980

Electric immersion heater for x-ray film developing tank

1925-1940

Three Rolls of Ilford Colour Film 'D' 35mm Colour Transparency Film in Original Cartons

1947

Camera from Kodak New for Old collection

1962-1969

Daily Herald Photograph: Digging vegetables

1939-12

Daily Herald Archive: Farmer with large cabbages

1939

Chemist's Balance

1940-1950
Box of Ilford industrial x-ray film, type F, part used, by Ilford Ltd., Ilford, London, England, 1960-1969.

Box of Ilford industrial x-ray film

1960-1969
Three plastic exposure holders, 8 1/2" x 10", with extra low absorption front for mammography, by Ilford Ltd., 1960-1980

Three plastic exposure holders

1960-1980
Photograph entitled 'Transport Minister opens new pedestrian subway at Ilford' by George W Roper, 11 April 1938. Gelatin silver print

Transport Minister opens new pedestrian subway at Ilford

1938-04-11
50mm yellow filter cemented gelatine. In leather wallet with instructions.

Ilford colour filter Alpha 104

2 inch square gelatine filter (part only). Green. Ilford Limited.

Ilford Colour Filter Gamma 402

7x5 for all panchromatic materials, especially faster varieties.

Ilford Darkroom Safelight Type GB 908

Ilford red filter 24mm diameter in mount for 28mm lens (filter cementing faulty). Red glass filter.

Ilford colour filter

Graded for yellow filters in card mounts. In carton.

Ilford filters for Multigrade paper

In card mounts, three contrast filters.

Ilford filters for Multigrade paper

Ilford colour filter, size 11, yellow. No. 109 gelatine cemented in 50mm glasses. IN screw mount metal filterholder for 50mm lens mounts. In plush lined case with leather wallet and pamphlet.

Ilford colour filter

Ilford printing frame. Metal, 2 1/2 x 3 1/2".

Ilford Printing Frame

Charger for Sel 9.5mm reversal cine film. Ilford Limited.

Selo 9.5mm film charger

Graded yellow-magenta filters in card mounts. In box.

Ilford filters for Multigrade paper

Ilford colour filter - Astra, Green filter - gelatine cemented between 2 glasses 50mm square

Ilford colour filter - Astra

Exposure Meter Ilford exposure calculator. Exposure calculator of five concentric discs with scales for exposure times 2 hours to 1/16 sec., apertures f4-64; subject/lighting; date number (from table on reverse) plate type. Made by The Britannia Works Co. Ltd.; Scott's patent 17642

Ilford exposure calculator

Flashgun for capless bulbs. Reflector of 8 leaves. Closed 6cm diameter. Opening iris diaphragm fashion to 9.5cm. Capacitor flash circuit, B122 22 1/2 v battery. With green test bulb. Flashguide moulded into backpiece. Bulb ejector. Ilford Ltd.

Ilford sportslight flashgun

Ilford Junior Flash gun. White plastic reflector, black battery holder (for GEC BA6115) for capped bulbs, open flash. With polythene guard/diffuser, capless bulb adaptor. In original carton.

Ilford Junior Flash Gun

Ilford Special Rapid Plates. Stamped 5812A

Ilford Photographic Plates

BIPPA photograph showing the Ediswan 8-Channel Electro-Encephalograph (Mark Two) being used on Mr. James C. Sharp, a patient at Goodmayes Mental Hospital in Ilford. Mr Sharp had sustained a brain injury after being attacked in his shop. The images was taken during a visit to the hospital by the Duke of Edinburgh.

Patient at Goodmayes Mental Hospital

28 October 1953
Ilford witness camera. 35mm camera; coated Dallmeyer Super-Six anastigmat lens, F:2"; f1.9-22 in bayonet mount. Fabric focal plane shutter - two speed rings: 1-T/2/4/8/B-25 and BT/25-1/50/100/250/500/1000. Coincident coupled rangefinder, focussing inf.-3'; movable stop flash synchronising sockets. Accessory shoe. In leather ever-ready case

Ilford Witness Camera and Case

Ilford Craftsman camera. Box type for 120 rollfilm 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches. Fitted with a simple lens, 2 apertures, 9,`8 (knob missing). Shutter 25/75/B. Helical focusing. Large reflex brilliant finder. Overall (deployed): 168 mm x 90 mm x 104 mm.

Ilford Craftsman Camera

Ilford Multigrade printing filters. 5 2 1/2" diameter yellow gelatine filters in 4 x 4" card mounts: M4 normal, M6 Vigorous, M8 Contrasty, M10 Extra contrasty, M12 Ultra contrasty

Ilford Multigrade printing filters. 5 2 1/2" diameter yellow gelatine filters in 4 x 4" card mounts: M4 normal

Plug switch by the Eureka Scientific Co. Ltd.

Plug switch by the Eureka Scientific Co. Ltd.

1928-1969
Pair of 17" x 14" "Fluorazure" zinc sulphate intensifying screens for obstetric radiology, by Ilford Ltd., 1935-1945

Pair of 17" x 14" "Fluorazure" zinc sulphate intensifying screens for obstetric radiology

1935-1945
GEC litealarm from Howards Chemical Works, Ilford

GEC litealarm from Howards Chemical Works, Ilford

Drying oven in polished copper, with removable perforated shelf, two thermometer tubulures, and air regulator in door, by the Eureka Scientific Co. Ltd., Ilford, London, for use over a bunsen burner

Drying oven in polished copper

1928-1969
Three cast-iron bursting bottles and one stopper, by the Eureka Scientific Co. Ltd.

Three cast-iron bursting bottles and one stopper

1928-1969