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Benz motor car

Benz motor car

1900
Sachtler and Wolf Adjustable Tripod

Sachtler and Wolf Adjustable Tripod

1950-1970
Adix adding machine in case

Adix adding machine in case

circa 1905
Haemoglobinometer, filter paper

Haemoglobinometer, filter paper

1900-1910
Outer case for "Adix" adding machine (1905)

Outer case for "Adix" adding machine (1905)

1905-1905
Flask, stoneware, salt-glazed in form of railway chronometer, c.1850, ex GP Keen Collection.

Stoneware flask in the form of railway chronometer

1850
230 H.P. Benz six-cylinder water cooled aero engine No. 33.278, by Benz & Cie, Mannheim, Germany, 1916. Later, the engine No. 33.278 is ascribed with British War Department number: W.D. No. 101,863.

230 H.P. Benz six-cylinder water cooled aero engine No. 33.278

1916
Lanz 'Bulldog' agricultural tractor on steel wheels, by Heinrich Lanz Mannheim AG, Germany, Serial No. 110615, c. 1930. Engine: 24 hp single cylinder horizontal two stroke semi-diesel with hot bulb ignition.

Lanz 'Bulldog' tractor, c 1930.

1925-1935
Bottle of "Ferratin" in original carton, by C.F. Boehringer and Soehne, German, 1901-1940

Bottle of "Ferratin" in original carton

1901-1940
Carton of "Diplosal", by C.F. Boehringer and Soehne, German

Carton of "Diplosal"

Benz Motorcar, single cylinder, 3 h.p., 1900. This car was built by Benz & Co of Mannheim in 1900, and is of a type of which over 4000 were made between 1895 and 1900. The mechanism consists of a single cylinder horizontal motor, with a transverse shaft, placed over the rear axle; this drives, by pulleys and belts, a counter-shaft which is connected with the driving wheels by chains. See TOP record for extended information about this car.

Benz Motorcar

1900
"Adix" adding machine, (1903)

Adix adding machine

1903-1905
"Adix" adding machine (1905)

"Adix" adding machine (1905)

1905-1905
Teco-meter extinction photometer, for veterinary diagnostic use, by Biochemica-Boerhinger, Mannheim, Germany, c.1975

Teco-meter extinction photometer

1970-1978