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Rectangular bronze plaque

1904

Bronze plaque commemorating Karl Weigert

1904

Astronomical clock with planisphere face designed by Franz Heinrich Klodt

1880-1899

Food mixer model KM31 with attachments

circa 1960

Substantive Colours on Cotton Yarn, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Säurefarbstoffe Acid Dyestuffs, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Remazol – Dyeings on Yarn and Slubbing of Cellulosic Fibres’, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Indanthren – Farbstoffe auf Baumwolle, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Säurefarbstoffe Acid Dyestuffs, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Samaron Dyestuffs in Textile Printing, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Indanthren Dyeing Supplement, Indanthren Warenzeichen-Verband

Indanthren Dyestuffs – Two-phase Printing Process, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Zaponechtfarbstoffe, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Rapidechtfarben Rapidogen G und Indigosole, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Direct Dyestuffs on Cotton Yarn, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Indanthrenfarbstoffe auf Baumwollgarn, IG Farben, 1947

1947

The Chrome Dyestuffs, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Dyeings on Rayon Hanks, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Hydron Blue on Cotton Yarn and Cotton Pieces, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Sulphur Dyestuffs on Cotton Yarn, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Substantive Dyestuffs on Cotton Yarn 1, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Atomiser, Frankfurt, Germany, 1900-1936

1900-1936

Dyeings on Jute Yarn, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Plaubel Makina Vest Pocket Kodak Camera

circa 1925

Samaron – Farbstoffe auf Geweben aus Polyesterfasern, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Dyeings on Polyamide Fibres, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Sulphur Dyestuffs on Cotton Yarn, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Rongalit C-Ätzen auf Substantiven Kunstseiden, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Cellitazols, Celliton and Celliton Fast Dyestuffs, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Indanthren Dyestuffs on Mercerized Cotton Yarn, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Navy Blue Shades on Woollen Piece Goods, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

White Discharges on Unweighted Silk, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Remazol Dyeings by the One-Bath Pad Batch Process, Hoechst, 1964

1964

J V Albert

1864

instrument to measure maximum demand and record during a period

Remacryl Dyestuffs on Acrylic Fibres, No. 522, Hoechst, 1951-1974

1951-1974

Garment Dyeing, IG Farben, 1925-1951

1925-1951

Hartmann and Braun voltmeter no.10222 scaled 0-650V

1890

Hobby Special EF2 Flash Pack

1935-1955

Plaubel Makina III with f4.2 Anticomar Lens

circa 1930

Photograph of 'Max', first gorilla born at a West German zoo

1965-08-23

Photograph of baby gorilla Julchen at Frankfurt Zoo

1966-10-25

Reis telephone, 1863.

1863
Plaubel Makina II collapsible bellows camera for plates or cutfilm 2 1/2 x 3 1/2", in case, with a roller film adaptor. Lazy tong design with coupled rangefinder. Focusing by knurled know on left side of front panel. With Compur shutter with speeds 1sec 1/200sec time and bulb. With self timing device. Lens fitted with Plaubel Anticomar F.2.9 10cm lens. Two finders for eye level operation. Manufactured by Plaubel in Germany about 1934.

Plaubel Makina II

circa 1934
Portable electronic flashgun. Flash head separate from power unit. Neon charge indicator. Flash calculator wheel. Detachable shoe for horizontal or vertical fitting. Rechargeable battery. With mains charger unit. Max Braun.

Braun hobby F60 electronic flash unit

Rollfilm back for 120 rollfilm 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches for 9 x 12cm plate camera. Rada-Metallwarenfabrik.

Rada rollfilm back

Glass bottle, contains validol menthol preparation made by Zimmer and Co. of Germany, supplied by Pharmaceutical Products Ltd. of London, 1920-1950

Glass bottle

1920-1950
Bottle of "Urosin", by Zimmer and Co., German

Bottle of "Urosin", by Zimmer and Co., German

Rectangular leather pouch with leather straps to fasten, contains first aid equipment, probably carried by front line stretcher bearers, made by Ludwig Hirschfeld, Frankfurt-am Main, used by German Army during 1st World War, German, 1917

Rectangular leather pouch with leather straps to fasten

1917
Trioctal? Schtbrot? X4 Bisaurfast? by Gustav Dorr & Co., Frankfurt a. M. in Germany. One of a collection of colour dyes in bottles from the Colour Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, c.1900.

Trioctal? Schtbrot? X4 Bisaurfast? by Gustav Dorr

1900-1905