One of four glass vials, containing a small amount of freeze-dried `Rouvax' vaccine, manufactured by Pasteur Merieux, Lyon, France, 1994 Vial containing 'Rouvax' Vaccine 1994
35mm Lumiere Cinematographe, camera, printer, projector, serial number 8.. Lumiere perforation.. Fitted with Krauss Zeiss Anastigmatic f6-3, 54mm lens No.10209. Made by Jules Carpentier, 1895/6. Lumiere Cinematographe 1895/6
Model of a Montgolfier Balloon, 1783 First Public Demonstration of a Montgolfier Balloon, 4th June, 1783. 1783; 1914
35mm Lumiere Cinematographe camera, printer, projector, serial number 271, by Jules Carpentier, 1896 with handle, film holder, projection lens, external feed, external printing magazine, internal take up and taking lens. Lumiere Cinematographe 1896
78x120mm card with aperture with three frames of Lumiere single perforation film of street scene; "Specimen d'une des 900 Photograhpies d'une bande Cinematographique." Lumiere Cinematographe Film Sample
35mm Lumière Cinématographe camera/ projector/ printer, serial no 254, with 3 external feed magazines, 2 printing magazines, 2 internal take-up magazines, taking and projection lenses, crank and case. Claw mechanism designed for Edison perforations. With wooden box. Made by Jules Carpentier, c. 1896. Lumière Cinématographe circa 1896
Le Pascal camera, by Japy Freres et Cie, Lyon. 12 40x54mm pictures on special rollfilm - no backing paper, with paper leader and trailer. Spring driven mechanism advances film after each exposure for rapid sequence photography. Automatic exposure counter. Shutter settings: slow (L) rapid (R) and brief time (P). 3 apertures in sliding strip. Optical frame finder. No. 4335. Le Pascal camera circa 1899
External feed magazine for 35mm film for Lumiere Cinematographe, serial number 271, by Jules Carpentier, 1896. External magazine for 35mm film for Lumiere Cinematographe 1896
External magazine for printing 35mm film for Lumiere Cinematographe, serial number 271, by Jules Carpentier, 1896. This would contain one roll of 35mm negative and one roll of 35mm raw stock which would be run through the camera in contact with each other for printing. External magazine for printing 35mm film for Lumiere Cinematographe 1896
35mm Lumiere Cinematographe camera/printer/projector, serial number 159 by Jules Carpentier, 1896 (incomplete). Claw for Lumiere perforation. In working order, lacks manufacturer's plate to front. Pattern of retaining hooks on doors different to other models in collection. Lumiere Cinematographe 1896
Two cartons of "Cryogenine" tablets, by A. Lumiere Laboratories, France Two cartons of "Cryogenine" tablets
Folding square in brass signed Pigeon A Lyon, c. 1770 Folding square in brass signed Pigeon A Lyon 1772
Six reels of flip card picture film by Lumiere, Lyon, France for Kinora viewer in shoe box Six Reels of Flip Card Picture Film for Kinora Viewer by Lumiere circa 1905
Rectangular metal box with vent in lid and vents along one side, 2 brackets inside, fumigator, made by Girodon and Moniet, Lyon, France, 1880-1910 Fumigator 1880-1910
Internal take up magazine for 35mm film for Lumiere Cinematographe, serial number 271, by Jules Carpentier, 1896. Internal take up magazine for 35mm film for Lumiere Cinematographe 1896
Lumiere Kinora with two picture reels. Wooden hinged stand with metal viewer. 1908, No. 1 design, combination hand or table instrument for single viewer. Kinora Cinematographic Viewer with Picture Reels 1908
Portrait of Joseph Marie Jacquard, by Francois Lepagnez, after Claude Bonnefond, 1861. Oil on canvas, inscribed bottom left: 'Etude d'apres Jacquard par Bonnefond, copie par Lepagnez'. Jacquard appears head and shoulders, facing front, wearing a dark open coat over a light waistcoat. Warm background. Portrait of Joseph Marie Jacquard 1861
45 x 107mm dry plates. Lumiere. In original carton with instruction sheet. Packet of Lumiere Extra Rapid Dry Plates