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AF triode valve (McVitie Weston valve collection), 1906-1972

1906-1972

Weston Photronic model 614 foot-candle meter

1920-1933

Box of 6 Vulcobrace steel denture plate reinforcements

1920-1940

Weston Photronic Exposure Meter

Control Unit for Fastax High Speed Camera

1955

Weston Photronic Exposure Meter and case

Weston Standard portable alternating and direct current wattmeter no.302

Circular brass (?) trade token, advertising Boeric

1955

Circular bronze medal suspended from blue ribbon

1907

Lapel badge

1914-1945

Weston moving-coil ammeter, 1889-1900

1889-1900

Standard cell, model 4, serial no.3653

1900

Weston Photronic Exposure Meter Model 650. Photoelectric exposure meter

1935

Holophane Lumeter

No. 137 moving coil voltmeter

1905

Weston Photronic Exposure Meter

circa 1934

Bronze lapel button

1913-1914

Red Cross lapel button

1906-1908

Red Cross lapel

1900-1920

Two metal badges to advertise anti-malarial campaign in USA

1900-1920

Weston direct-reading alternating and direct current voltmeter

1936

Weston Photronic Cell

1930-1950

Post mortem knife

Box of 50 "Super Luxalloy" tooth backings

1920-1940

"Nuva-Lite" dental u.v. light source, for setting fissure sealants, made by Hanovia, Newark, USA, for the L.D. Caulk Co., 1979

"Nuva-Lite" dental u.v. light source

1979

Bottle of "Hormotone" tablets, in original carton, by G.W. Carnrick Co., USA

Bottle of "Hormotone" tablets

Bottle of "secretogen" tablets, in original carton, by G.W. Carnrick Co., U.S.A.

Bottle of "secretogen" tablets

Pilot plant for celluloid manufacture- Burroughs slicing machine, serial no.SR 6686 42576, Job no.11854, made by the Burroughs Co., Builders, Newark N.J. USA in 1931

Pilot plant for celluloud manufacture- Burroughs slicing machine

1931

Ammeter model 45 no.457 by the Weston Electrical Instrument Co., Newark, N.J., U.S.A., moving-coil precision type, scaled 0-0.5A date c. 1910

Ammeter model 45 no.457 by the Weston Electrical Instrument Co.

1900-1919

Weston Master II meter, No 61577.

Weston Master III Meter

1958

Weston photronic exposure meter model 617, made by Weston Electric Instrument Corporation, Newark, NJ. Photoelectric exposure meter. Scale calibrated in light values, 0-1300. Two photocells, one switched out of circuit by pressing button - scale readings then divided by 10. Rotary disc calculator 4-48 film speeds; f1.5-32; 1/800 - 64 seconds; LV 1-1300.

Weston Photronic Exposure Meter No 617

1932

"Weston Cine" exposure meter, model 627 by Weston Electrical Instrument Corp., Newark, New Jersey, United States, c. 1935

"Weston Cine" exposure meter

KD 56 Weston Cine Exposure Meter. Photoelectric exposure meter; calibrated 'relative brightness scale' 0-19. Emulsion speed range 1.5-250.

Weston Cine exposure meter

Weston Exposure Meter for Cinecameras Model 627. Weston Electrical Instrument Corp., Newark, New Jersey. Photoelectric meter for motion picture cameras. Directly calibrated in f/stops 1.5-32, for 16 fps. Two film types; Super Panachromatic and Regular Panachromatic, camera types A, B. 'Pocket magnifier' type construction. No 6466.

Weston Exposure Meter for Cinecameras Model 627

Bottle of "Hormotone" tablets, in original carton, by G.W. Carnrick Co., U.S.A.

Bottle of "Hormotone" tablets

Bottle of ovo-thyroid tablets, by G.W. Carnrick Co., USA

Bottle of ovo-thyroid tablets

Franklinite, an oxide of zinc, iron and manganese, from New Jersey Mining Company, Newark.

Franklinite, an oxide of zinc

before 1889

Transformer in wooden box, with removable lid. Manufactured by Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation, Newark, New Jersey

Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation transformer

Weston direct-reading ammeter, model 1 no. 719, made by Weston Electrical Instruments Co., Newark NJ, USA.

Weston ammeter

1911

Glass bottle with bakelite top of 100 'Thelestrol' tablets (phenobarbitone and hexoestrol). 69 mm x 42 mm x 23 mm, 67 g. Made in England, for G.W. Carnrick Co., USA, 1940-1970.

Bottle of Thelestrol tablets

1940-1970

Six ammeter shunts by Weston Electrical Instrument Co, Newark, N J; two of 1A and one each of 10A, 15A, 20A, and 50A, all 50mV drop

Ammeter shunts

Box of unmounted abrasive discs, safe sided, by William Dixon Inc., USA, 1935-1955

Box of unmounted abrasive discs

1935-1955