Wireless World Diary, 1933
1933
Dudley Adams
1796-1826
Pedometer by Spencer & Perkins
1775-1794
Dowsing 4-bulb electric fire by The Dowsing Radiant Heat Co. Ltd.
1901-1911
Telescope by John Marshall
1685-1695
Inhaler, packet "vaporoles"
1920-1940
Aspirating syringe
1870-1910
Double Gyroscope Apparatus, with components
1890
Watch movement with a quarter-repeating mechanism of early design by Thomas Tompion.
1680
Artificial bubble horizon
1905-1910
Pedulum type artifical horizon.
1842-1849
Sealed lid for ballot box
1870
Amputation set
1871-1900
Surgical and dental instrument set
1889
Castrating set
1837-1857
Day and night' achromatic telescope (Meniscus lens)
1776-1792
Tree height measurer, British, 1900-1905
1900-1905
Bent Mercury Thermometer, 1850-1920
1836-1846
Azimuth compass, British., 1760-1780
1760-1780
Cross-head, 1795-1805
1795-1805
Surveyor's compass, British, 1820-1830
1820-1830
surveying compendium, British, 1870-1878
1870-1878
Dipleidoscope with mechanical clock dial, British 1870-1890
1870-1890
Brass framed octant with case.
1794-1801
Daily Herald Photograph: Pensioners at 10 Downing Street
1939-06-27
Daily Herald Photograph: Gourd, pumpkin, marrow
1932-10-19
Daily Herald Photograph: Pensioners at 10 Downing Street
1939-06-27
‘Epitome of Astronomy’ or ‘A Compendius View of Our Solar System’
1781-1800
John Gilbert
1718-1750
Christopher Stedman
1747-1760
Henry Pyefinch
1765
Edward Nairne
1748-1806
William Brind
1753-1774
Thomas Barnett
1789-1816
Nathaniel Hill
1708-1764
Trade card for William Dowling, optician and instrument maker, London, England, 1822-1830
1822-1830
Thomas Barnett
1789-1816
Trade card: J[osh] Long
1830
Trade card: Andrew Ross
1853
James Ayscough
1751
Trade card advertising 'Golden Eye-Water', England, 1780
1780
Trade card for James Mann, optician, London, England, 1706-1756
1706-1756
John Cuff
1731-1770
Pistol, Great Northern Railway
1840-1855
Ophthalmoscope, cased, by Arnold and Sons
A. Abraham & Co., Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Makers
1855
Menthol plaster dressing
1900-1918
Lind type anemometer by Richard & George Knight, 1800-1812
1800-1812
Cloth yard measures
