Original Maudslay oscillating marine paddle engine used on paddle ships and thames speed boats Marine Engines 1827
Stern model, demonstrating an arrangement for lifting auxilliary screw propellers Marine Engines 1850-1890
Two ceramic legs part of a post mortem table ceramic, by Doulton, used until 1944 at the Rotherhithe Mortuary, c. 1925. Two ceramic legs part of a post mortem table ceramic Anatomy & Pathology 1921-1930
Drug jar for extract of cinchona bark, Lambeth, London, England, 1710-1740 Medical Ceramic-ware 1710-1740
Model of Maudslay's 1807 table engine (scale 1:24), made by Maudslay, Sons and Field Limited, Lambeth, London, 1807 Model of Maudslay's 1807 table engine (scale 1:24) Motive Power 1807
Late C19 English pharmacy jar for storage of boric acid and zinc sulphate Medical Ceramic-ware 1840-1910
Silver gelatin print by Bert Hardy, printed in 1985. Image shows two women wearing dresses and sitting on a promenade railing at Blackpool Beach. Photo taken with a Box Brownie camera and originally published in Picture Post, July 7, 1951. Photographer's stamp on verso. Blackpool - Taken on a Box Brownie Photographs 1951
Silver gelatin print by Bert Hardy, printed in 1985, titled "Part of the Image of the Elephant: The Horse Dealers". Originally published in Picture Post Vol. 42, No. 2, January 8, 1949. Story titled "Life in the Elephant", about everyday life in London's Elephant and Castle neighbourhood. Caption in magazine reads: "The face of the Elephant wears all expressions -- victorious, defeated, homely and hoodlum. The live look of the working girl, the dead pan of the wide boy. The waggish grin of the barrow-monger buying a pony in the Horse repository. Faces to laugh at. Faces to wink at. Faces that hit you like a blow." Photographer's stamp on verso. Part of the Image of the Elephant: The Horse Dealers Photographs 1949
