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Bottle of "Tetrex" capsules

1964-1967

Model Aircraft

Daily Herald Photograph: EMI factory

1965-11-04

Rex Harrison and Kay Kendall with dog Waldteufel

1954

Apparatus for showing distortion in the photoheliograph

1858-1876

Air-insulated x-ray tube insert with copper anode and grid control of the filament emission

1950-1974

Grampian DP4/M Microphone

circa 1963

Stereoscopic slide of the full Moon photographed from original negatives of Warren De La Rue

Culpeper

1713-1738

Camera from Kodak New for Old collection

1950-1970

Unknown components - inside cardboard box - for the Swash-plate axial aero engine

1947

Hollow clay tile, from R.A.F. Stanmore Park, 1800

1800

Minnitt gas-air analgesia apparatus, England, 1943-1960

1943-1960

Boxed tube of "Pyorex" toothpaste

1971-1976

Boxed tube of "Ipana" toothpaste

1965-1970

Boxed tube of "Ipana" toothpaste

1965-1975

Rectangular pane of glass with engraved inscription

1857

Camera, Rank

1950-1969

Promotional model of Avro RJ115 airliner

Upper swash-plate housing

1947

Bottle of "Anethaine"

Daily Herald Photograph: Rent strike

1939-07-17

Daily Herald Photograph: Assembling Philco Radios

1936-09-02

Daily Herald Photograph: Workers assembling HMV radios

1934-12-19

The Works of Messrs. Perkin & Sons at Greenford Green

nd.

Scale model of Air Canada Boeing 747-200 made by Space Models Ltd

1990

X-ray cassette

1963

High-voltage switching triode control valve. Type DP3

1960-1984

HMV 1128 radio receiver

1957

Celestion C10 Loudspeaker

1927-1928

Type 55 Ozoniser no.79

circa 1925

BBC RD4/1 (EMI L2B) portable tape recorder

1958

Packet of Norplant Contraceptive Implants, Middlesex, England, 1993

1993

Bottle of "calgitex" calcium alginate wool

1968-1975

Pifco Portable Radio

1935-1950

Acos MIC 22 crystal microphone

1951

Sectioned aircraft model

1990

Model of South African Airways Boeing 747

Bottle of "Erbolin" tablets with instructions with original carton

Ammonium Chloride and morphine mixture

1976-1982

5 ampoules of `Gonadotraphon' gonadotrophin and 5 ampoules of phenol solvent in water solution for injection

1981

Oscilloscope Camera

1965

Sewing machine used to repair nylon stockings and related documents

circa 1952

Armdroid robotic arm

1981
Swash-plate axial aero engine, designed by John Wooler and made by the Wooler Motor Cycle Company (1919) Limited, Middlesex, England, 1947

Swash-plate axial aero engine

1947
Two circular diapositive photographs of the full Moon mounted in passe partout frames, originally for use in a large stereoscope using prism which was disposed of in 1958 (BOS 2/4/58). Taken by Warren De La Rue [1858-1868] through a 13-inch reflecting telescope with a speculum mirror and using wet collodion plates. The instrument was carried on a German type clock-driven equatorial mounting housed in his observatory at Cranford, Middlesex.

Two circular diapositive photographs of the full Moon mounted in passe partout frames

1858-1862
Lagonda saloon car built in Middlesex in 1957 by Aston Martin. Features a three litre six-cylinder twin-overhead-cam engine, a cruciform chassis and independent suspension. 

Lagonda saloon car built in Middlesex in 1957 by Aston Martin.

1957
One photograph of women working in the His Master's Voice gramophone factory titled 'Summer time means employment for thousands of girls making portable gramophones'. Caption on back reads: 'Here is a section of the 'His Master's Voice' eighty acre factories at Hayes, Middlesex, where they are working overtime to produce hundreds of multi-coloured portables per day'. Attribution on back reads: 'With the compliments of Richard Arbib, Press Manager with the Gramophone Co, Ltd., 363/7, Oxford Street W. [...?] Day-Mayfair 1240. Night-Maida Vale [...?]'. Includes a stamp that reads: 'Copyright. No fee providing acknowledgement is given to 'His Masters Voice''.

Daily Herald Photograph: His Master's Voice gramophone factory

1933-01-04
United Press International photograph titled 'The art of making love...by a husband...'. Caption on back reads: Shepperton, Middlesex: When it comes to the art of making love, husbands can show their wives a thing or two, as is proved by this informal sequence showing Sir Laurence Olivier directing his wife, actress Joan Plowright, in a scene from the film "The Three Sisters", at Shepperton Studios, Middlesex recently. In the film, Miss Plowright plays Masha, the married sister, in Olivier's screen version of the Chekhov play, which features the National Theatre Company and Alan bates as her Army officer lover Vershinin. Sir Laurence too has a small part in the film, that of an Army doctor Chebutikin, which does not encroach too much on his main job of directing. Sir Laurence is on record as saying that he gets most satisfaction out of directing films, and judging by his embrace with Joan, one understand why.

The art of making love...by a husband...

22 October 1969
6 bottles of Crystalline penicillin (sodium salt), individually boxed with leaflets by Glaxo Laboratories, 1967

6 bottles of Crystalline penicillin (sodium salt)

1967