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'Clearblue' pregnancy test kit

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1985

Model dumping wagon

Railway Models

1920-1928

Pregnancy test kit, England, 1988

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1988

Ovulation test system, England, 1988

Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

1988

Photograph of two women shopping for chickens

Photographs

9 April 1960

Portable resusication unit, the Pulsar 4 Lown cardiovascular comprising defibrillator, removeable scope, ECG and charger, with paddles, by American Optical (Medical Division), Crosby Drive, Bedford

Portable resuscitation unit with defibrillator

Therapeutics

1975-1981

Model of eight furrow auto-balance steam plough

Agricultural Engineering

Water lubricated lignum vitae bearing, for borehol

Mechanical Power Transmission

1937

Taper shank Morse Twist Drill, 3/8" diameter and M

Hand and Machine Tools

Locomotive shed plate, cast iron, Midland Railway, No 14 (Bedford).

Shed plate, Midland Railway

Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components

Model petrol locomotive, scale 1:4, 1925, J&F Harwood Ltd, Patent Nos. 252847 to 253297, Bedford.

Model petrol locomotive, scale 1:4, J&F Howard Ltd

Railway Models

Caravan, c. 1935, fitted with public address equipment by Cecil Clarabut, c. 1938, owned by Cecil Clarabut who was the founding Chairman of the Association of Public Address Engineers, and a pioneer in the public address field. The first outside broadcast was probably by Peter L Jensen and Edwin Pridham in December 1915 with something they called the Mangavox and by 1919 President Wilson of the United States used a Mangavox system to address a crowd in San Diego. In the twenties the technology started to come over to Britain and was championed by the Marconi Company. In 1925 this technology received massive publicity when King George V used it to address 90,000 people at the opening of the Wembley Exhibition.

Caravan with public address equipment

Road Transport

1929-1935

Supersonic Aircraft Canard Research Model, fitted with motorised canards. 1960-1969

Supersonic Aircraft Canard Research Model, fitted

Aeronautics

1960-1969

Pre-concorde slender wing research model aircraft. 1960-1962

Pre-concorde slender wing research model aircraft.

Aeronautics

1960-1962

Ogee Wing Shape. Pre-concorde slender wing research model, made by DRA Bedford, England. 1960-1962

Ogee Wing Shape. Pre-concorde slender wing researc

Aeronautics

1960-1962

Photograph of view of river with arched stone bridge, rowing boats along bank in foreground, buildings and church spire in distance. From an untitled photographic album, created by Agnes Gibson, 1915-1926.

Bedford

Photographs

1926-09

Cross cap in glass, 1998.

Cross cap, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1998

Miniature Boy's surface with six loops, 1998.

Miniature Boy's surface with six loops, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1998

250 H.P. steam turbine with vertical shaft. Made by W.H. Allen and Sons, Bedford, about 1937. Height: 4ft, width 3ft 6". Weight approx. 1 ton

250 H.P. steam turbine with vertical shaft. Made b

Motive Power

1937

Clearplan ovulation test kit using monoclonal antibodies made by Unipath Limited, Bedford, 1987

Clearplan ovulation test kit using monoclonal anti

Biochemistry

Caravan, c. 1935, fitted with public address equipment by Cecil Clarabut, c. 1938, owned by Cecil Clarabut who was the founding Chairman of the Association of Public Address Engineers, and a pioneer in the public address field. The first outside broadcast was probably by Peter L Jensen and Edwin Pridham in December 1915 with something they called the Mangavox and by 1919 President Wilson of the United States used a Mangavox system to address a crowd in San Diego. In the twenties the technology started to come over to Britain and was championed by the Marconi Company. In 1925 this technology received massive publicity when King George V used it to address 90,000 people at the opening of the Wembley Exhibition.

Caravan with public address equipment

Road Transport

1929-1935

Radar model aircraft used on the radar range at Weston-Super-Mare to examine ways of reducing its signature. 1977-1979

Radar model aircraft used on the radar range at We

Aeronautics

1979

60 degree swept wing high aspect ratio research model aircraft. Designed for pressure measurements along the port wing surface. (similar to the Lock-Bagley wing) 1960-1962

60 degree swept wing high aspect ratio research mo

Aeronautics

1960-1962

Two off 2-tine claw ground anchors plus shackles on each, together with two pulleys, each mounted on a bearing block which attaches to the ground anchors. One spare pulley. Pulleys by J & F Howard, Bedford. For use with Fowler 'roundabout' cable ploughing tackle comprising 1985-1952,1953, 1954.

Two off 2-tine claw ground anchors plus shackles o

Agricultural Engineering

1880

Steiner's Roman surface in glass, 1998.

Steiner's Roman surface, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1999

Clearblue pregnancy test kit using monoclonal antibodies made by Unipath Limited, Bedford, 1987

Clearblue pregnancy test kit using monoclonal anti

Biochemistry

Boy's surface with only two loops in glass, 1998.

Boy's surface with only two loops, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1998

Single surface Boy's surface in glass, 1998.

Single surface Boy's surface, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1998

Boy's surface in glass

Boy's surface, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1998

Petrol locomotive, No 1377, four wheel, 60cm gauge, War Department Locomotive, built by Simplex, formerly used at Knostrop Sewage Works, armoured.

Simplex War Department armoured petrol locomotive No 1377, c 1915

Locomotives and Rolling Stock

1914-1919

Ring lubricated journal bearing for 1 1/4" shaft, mounted on a board.

Ring lubricated journal bearing for 1 1/4" shaft,

Mechanical Power Transmission

Concorde Development Aircraft Model in 'Near-Final' shape, scale 1:30, made by DRA Bedford, England, 1964-1966

Concorde Development Aircraft Model in 'Near-Final

Aeronautics

1964-1966

Miniature Boy's surface in glass, 1998.

Miniature Boy's surface, glass, 1998

Mathematics

1998

Barnes Wallis Swallow Aircraft. 70 degree arrowhead, uncambered, research model used to investigate supersonic bomber possibilities, 1960-1964

Barnes Wallis Swallow Aircraft. 70 degree arrowhea

Aeronautics

1960-1964

R.A.E. Helicopter rate of desc

Farnborough

1960-1965

"Predicta" implantable demand cardiac pacemaker model 281113, by American Optical Corporation, USA, 1970-1975

"Predicta" implantable demand cardiac pacemaker

Therapeutics

1970-1975

Vacuum-tube voltmeter model 400D serial no.E204 00101 by Hewlett Packard, Bedford, England

Vacuum-tube voltmeter model 400D serial no.E204 00

Electricity and Magnetism

1960-1984

Poster, British Railways (Southern) poster, (Bargain Fares, Spring Bank Holiday 26 May 1969), Day tickets to Folkestone, Dover, Deal, Ramsgate at 15/- (15 Shillings) second class, Return same day by any train, April 1969, (Other IDs AD2739/90/24469).

Bargain Fares, Spring Bank Holiday 26 May 1969

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1969