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Rotative Compound Beam Engine, 1881

1968-1971

Specimen of telescoped cable on wood base, 1895-1931

1895-1931

New Mod craze - dog collars

1964-10-29
A black and white pigment print photograph, entitled ' Gravesend May Queen' by Tony Ray-Jones, taken in 1967. This was selected from the original contact sheet by Martin Parr, and printed from the original negative in 2013.

Gravesend May Queen

(1967); 2013
A black and white pigment print photograph, entitled 'Gravesend Carnival' by Tony Ray-Jones, taken in 1967. This was selected from the original contact sheet by Martin Parr, and printed from the original negative in 2013.

Gravesend Carnival

(1967); 2013
A colour transparency of a sweet shop interior, Gravesend, photographed by Andrew Lawson, about 1977.

Interior of Sweet Shop and Tobacconist

circa 1977
A colour transparency of 'Interior of a sweet shop', Gravesend, photographed by Andrew Lawson, about 1977.

Interior of Sweet Shop

circa 1977
A colour transparency of 'Shop with a sign 'Lyons' Tea', Gravesend, photographed by Andrew Lawson, about 1977.

Shop With Sign 'Lyons' Tea'

circa 1977
A colour transparency of a fish stall, Greavesend, photographed by Andrew Lawson, about 1977.

Fish Stall

circa 1977
A colour transparency of 'interior of a sweet shop', Gravesend, Photographed by Andrew Lawson, about 1977.

Interior of a sweet shop

circa 1977
70x60mm brass frame with ring for hanging; support leg missing. Contains oil-painted portrait of gentleman cut down from cabinet photograph by Robert Hider of Gravesend.

Hand-coloured photograph in hanging/standing frame

Vintage silver gelatin print entitled 'Gravesend May Queen' by Tony Ray-Jones, 1967. This was reproduced as plate 52 in Ray-Jones' posthumous book ''A Day Off - An English Journal' published in 1974.

Gravesend May Queen

1967
Model of a feathering paddle-wheel with counterpoised floats with balanced weights added to maintain a near vertical position, patented by William Tipple in 1861, Gravesend, Kent, United Kingdom.

Model of paddle-wheel with counterpoised floats

1861
Messmer, Micro-Cal paper micrometer, used for precise measurments, model no. 75004, 1978

Micro-Cal Paper Micrometer, 1978

1978