Wearable experimental ‘Galvactivator’ glove for measuring skin conductance and displaying physiological and emotional state 1999
Power shoes created by The Responsive Environments Group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Laboratory 1999
125x100mm dark brown rectangular union case by Littlefield, Parsons and Company. Centre design of case similar to 1990-5036/UC03. Interior houses a trade paper mounted within oval gilt matt frame with shield design in four corners edged with leaves and surmounted with star a Leaf design around edges. Purple plush lining with formal design. No picture. Exterior design shows an intricate scene with a man kneeling behind a low table with two noblemen standing to the right and a horse behind. Rectangular Union Case by Littlefield, Parsons and Company
Core plane from Whirlwind computer, made by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for U.S. Navy, operation in 1951 Core plane from computer 1951
DEC writer hardcopy terminal, model LA30, with dot-matrix printer. Manufactured by Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, Mass., USA, c1971. DEC writer hardcopy terminal, model LA30 1971
Color Eye reflectance spectrophotometer, "signature model" by Instrument Development Laboratories, Kollmorgen Corp. - Mass, USA, with sola electric transformer, 1960--1963 Color Eye reflectance spectrophotometer 1960-1963
Drill sharpening machine, with attachments (2) and collets (107), by the Black Diamond Saw and Machine Co., Massachusetts, USA, c. 1950 Drill sharpening machine 1950
Associated Press photograph titled 'Laurence Olivier receives Master of Arts degree'. Image shows actor Laurence Olivier receiving a Master of Arts degree from Tufts College while his wife, Vivien Leigh, watches from the crowd. Laurence Olivier at Tufts College 21 June 1946
A black and white silver gelatin photograph entitled "Scene at Autotrailer Camp, Pennis Port, Massachusetts", taken by Carl Mydans in September 1936. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition "From Shore to Shining Shore", shown 25 November - 24 December 1978. Scene at Autotrailer Camp, Massacheusetts 1936-09
The 'Hasher', 'Athol' or 'Steamboat' hand-operated food-chopping machine, with ratchet mechanism to rotate container and beam and crank mechanism to work the chopper, all mounted on wooden base, invented by L.S . Starrett of Massachusetts, U.S.A., 1860-1900 The 'Hasher', 'Athol' or 'Steamboat' hand-operated food-chopping machine 1860-1900
Jaco non-recording microphotometer, model 2110, by Jarrell-Ash, Massachusetts, USA., 1960-1965 Jaco non-recording microphotometer 1960-1965