Matrix from an Intertype photosetter, of an upper case 'q'. For use with the Intertype Fotosetter lime-composing machine, 1940-1976 Matrix from an Intertype Photosetter, 1940-1976 1940-1976
Shoemakers lockstitch sewing machine, plus bobbin winder and box of attachments, made by the Howe Machine Company, New York, United States, 1881-1890. Shoemakers lockstitch sewing machine 1881-1890
Matrix from an Intertype photosetter, for a lower case 'g'. For use with the Intertype Fotosetter lime-composing machine, 1940-1976 Matrix for an Intertype Photosetter, 1940-1976 1940-1976
Lumetron colorimeter model 402E by Photovolt Corporation, New York Lumetron colorimeter model 402E by Photovolt Corporation 1970-1975
Matrix from an Intertype photosetter, of a numer '3'. For use with the Intertype Fotosetter lime-composing machine, 1940-1976 Matrix from an Intertype Photosetter, 1940-1976 1940-1976
Box folding camera for rollfilm 5 x 7 inches in Walker roll holder. Fitted with a Bausch and Lomb universal lens, rotating plate with four apertures no. 1,2 , 5, 10. Barker shutter 5/4/2/2/1/2/5/50/100/T. Sliding rising front, sliding focusing rotating reflecting finder on base board, Walker roll holder, with exposure counter no 7437. Eastman Kodak, 1890-1892. No 5 Folding Kodak camera 1890-1892
No. 6 Folding Kodak camera, improved model, 1893-5. Folding box/bellows camera for rollfilm or plates 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inch. Fitted with a Bausch & Lomb Universal lens F:12 inches. US 4-256 interchangeable elements for W/A lens F:9 inches US 16 - 128. Bausch & Lomb iris diaphragm shutter 3/2/1/2/5/25/50/100/T. With pneumatic release valve. Lens and shutter have bayonet fitting. Sliding and rising cross front, drop-front and swing back. Lever focusing - two positions for converted lens. Rotating reflecting finder. Compartment under lid contains a spare lens elements, tripod screw and roll holder screw. Walker roll holder No.532. Overall (deployed): 290 mm x 300 mm x 470 mm. No.6 folding Kodak, improved model 1893-1895
The Kodak Brownie Camera, cut away for display, manufactured by the Eastman Dry Plate and Film company. Camera for 100 exposure paper film, RR type lens inside cylindrical shutter. Body cut away to show interior. No. 5819; M92. Kodak Brownie Camera - cut away for display 1888
Face mask for use with ether or chloroform anaesthesia, by Rieger, New York, United States, 1880-1920 Face mask for use ether or chloroform anaesthesia 1880-1920
Torsion Balance, textile scale, type No. 5000, No. 6656, with die and mallet, by the Torsion Balance Company, New York, United States, 1902-1915. Torsion Balance 1902-1915
Lenticular plastic sheet approx 3 x 3cm with picture of Yogi Bear character erecting umbrella as sheet is tilted. 6 phases of action. Vari-vue company. Vari Vue picture
Linofilm photosetter matrix grid, serial number 1890-0-26266, 1950-1976. The characters are inscribed onto a glass plate and the matrix remains stationary during the printing process. Matrix grid for Linofilm 505 photosetter, 1950-1976 1950-1976
Amusement arcade mutascope [TM], made by International Mutascope Reel Co., New York, USA, serial no. AV636. Showing 'Reflections - lady at a dressing table'. Machine marked as property of: Crane Automatic Co. Ltd., London. Amusement Arcade Mutoscope 1920
Bliss patent log. "Taffrail log" brass rotator with 4 vanes in 9 1/2" long, one vane engraved "John Bliss and Co." and dates of patent (78,84,85,USA, 85 English). Recording portion for securing to taffrail of ships, brass hook and pin and metal key for bending slitted portion of two vanes Bliss patent log. "Taffrail log" brass rotator with 4 vanes in 9 1/2" long 1880-1911
A black and white silver gelatin photograph entitled "Christmas Window, Oswego Co., New York 1937", taken by Arthur Rothstein in 1937. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition "From Shore to Shining Shore", shown 25 November - 24 December 1978. Christmas Window, Oswego Co., New York 1937
Poster "Blood Means Life!", Red Cross Blood Program, Greater New York Chapter, New York, designed by A Devanter from photographs by Acme Poster "Blood Means Life"
Waterman's ideal fountain pen, inscribed, complete with teat pipette ink filler, instructions in case, USA Fountain pen 1902
Stream spreading model 1865-1936 with variable spread produced by radio toothed levers as invented by Charles Oyston, New York State. Attached to straight branch, inscribed GWR Stream spreading model 1865-1936 with variable spread produced by radio toothed levers 1865-1936