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Coil of 7mm fibre optic cable on cable drum, 1977

1977

Alcohol thermometer

1985-1995

Reflective Fibre-Optic Tester

1989-1991

Digital Residual Current Circuit Breaker Tester model MD1015 no.8510

1970-1989

For Leisure and Pleasure choose.....Burnham-on-Sea

1960

Alcohol thermometer

1985-1995

Burnham-on-Sea

Bottle of liniment. Bottle shape; circular. No stopper. Contains residue. Label: The Liniment, Wood, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Harlow.

Bottle of liniment

Absorbtiometer by Evans Electroselenium, Harlow, c.1960

Absorbtiometer by Evans Electroselenium

1960

Orley Declipper made by Newman & Guardia Ltd, Harlow, Essex.

Orley Declipper made by Newman & Guardia Ltd

Oxygen cylinder head with safety gauge, fluotec head and humidifier, by British Oxygen Company Ltd, Harlow, Essex, 1970-1979

Oxygen cylinder head with safety gauge

1970-1979

Marrett type continuous-flow apparatus for anaesthesia, hospital model, by Airmed Ltd, Harlow, 1948-1975

Marrett type continuous-flow apparatus for anaesthesia

World Traveller Hi-Flo nebuliser, used for the treatment of people with cystic fibrosis, and spare mouth-piece, made by Clement Clarke International Limited, Harlow, Essex, England, 2005

World Traveller Hi-Flo nebuliser and spare mouth-piece

2005

Galvanometer, moving coil, no.B 25534

Galvanometer, moving coil, no.B 25534

1900-1980

EEL (Evans Electroselenium Ltd), Harlow, reflectance spectrophotometer (galvanometer No. 100,723), 1953. Main unit and two smaller ones.

EEL (Evans Electroselenium Ltd)

1953

One photograph of three technicians working on a thermonic valve, titled 'Largest Radio Valve'. Caption on back reads: 'Technicians at work on the largest radio valve in the world -- a 1 1/2-ton monster -- at a laboratory in Harlow New town, Essex. The giant thermonic valve is being developed by a research group of the Admiralty for space exploration. When completed it will be installed in a lead-lined pit at Great Baddow, Essex'.

Daily Herald Photograph: Technicians working on 4 1/2 ton radio valve

1962-09-14