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Sectioned orifice insulator

1940-1957

Bell from Cable Ship 'Faraday', 1923

1923

Early pattern relay by A. Reyrolle and Co. Ltd.

1920-1950

Flameproof Air-Break Drill Panel

1940-1951

The first metal-clad withdrawable circuit breaker, designed by H. W. Clothier in collaboration with Bernard Price and built in 1905 by A. Reyrolle & Co. Ltd.

Metalclad circuit breaker

1905

Sectioned 275KV air blast circuit breaker head with stand, by A. Reyrolle and Company Limited, Hebburn, 1950-1974

Sectioned circuit breaker head

1950-1974

This metalclad switchgear was built in 1951 by A. Reyrolle and Company in Tyneside. The switchgear station is approximately two metres tall with 80 square cm base. Painted mostly black, the station has also been sectioned and split apart to reveal internal components of the machine.

Metalclad Switchgear

1950-1951

Original flameproof fuse box as used in mines to withstand an internal explosion, developed by H.W. Clothier and J.M. Schuil, by A. Reyrolle and Co. Ltd., Hebburn, 1927-1928.

Flameproof Fuse Box.

1927-1928

Four Type-GA1 80-ampere 660-volt flameproof air-break gate-end contactor panels (Flameproof certificate No.1406) with pilot core protection and with flameproof plug for outgoing circuit, by A. Reyrolle and Co. Ltd., Hebburn, 1949-1951

Flameproof Contractor Panels

1949-1951

One Type GA6 2 1/2kVA 625/110-volt flameproof lighting transformer panel (Flameproof certificate No.1607), by A. Reyrolle and Co. Ltd., Hebburn, 1940-1951

Flameproof transformer panel

1940-1951

Booklet, foolscap size, 'Ship No 754 Hull Specification for a Cargo Train Ferry', Hawthorn Leslie (Shipbuilders) Ltd, 1963

Ship No 754 Hull Specification for a Cargo Train Ferry

1963/04/23

Model, scale 1:48, of a 132 KV outdoor sub-station circuit breaker, by A. Reyrolle & Co. Ltd., Hebburn, 1950-1957

Model of a sub-station circuit breaker

1950-1957

275 KV air blast circuit breaker model, by A. Reyrolle and Company Limited, Hebburn, 1945-1957

Model of an air blast circuit breaker

1945-1957