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OKO Multi-Gauge Cinecamera-Projector

OKO Multi-Gauge Cinecamera-Projector

1920-1929
Labpette™ pipette used to process SAMBA® II SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, test

Labpette™ pipette used to process SAMBA® II SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, test

2020-10-27
Blood donor badges, Poland

Blood donor badges, Poland

Bronze medal by I.P. Holzheusser, commemorating I.

Bronze medal by I.P. Holzheusser, commemorating I.

1771-1772
Washing bag, Guppyfriend polyester mesh washing bag and cardboard packaging, designed to catch microplastic fibres from clothing in washing machines, made by Langbrett, bag manufactured in Italy, Portugal and Poland, packaging manufactured in Germany, 2018. The bag was used in a 2020 research study led by Imogen Napper at the University of Plymouth.

Guppyfriend washing bag

2018
One of of three platinotype prints of engravings in, 'Selenographia' by Johannes Hevelius, 1647 showing sunspots observed through a telescope. From page 519 and dated 3 May to 16 May 1644.

Drawing of sunspots, German, 28 October 1642.

1647
"Oko" sub-standard cine camera/projector by Proszynski, patented 1912

"Oko" sub-standard Cine Camera/Projector

1912
Stereoscopic microscope, PZO 131, with illuminator, transformer and case, Polish, 1975-1981

Stereoscopic microscope

1975-1981
Ten zloty coin with the head of Copernicus, Poland, 1965-1967

Ten zloty coin with the head of Copernicus

1965-1967
One of of three platinotype prints of engravings in, 'Selenographia' by Johannes Hevelius, 1647 showing sunspots observed through a telescope. From page 525 and dated 27 August to 8 October 1644.

Drawing of sunspots, German, 28 October 1642.

1647
One of of three platinotype prints of engravings in, 'Selenographia' by Johannes Hevelius, 1647 showing sunspots observed through a telescope. From page 500 and dated 28 October to 6 November 1642

Drawing of sunspots, German, 28 October 1642.

1647
Short length of deteriorating nitrate film for OKO cine camera-projector; 120mm roll of film with multiple images, 12 frames across.

film for OKO Multi-Gauge Cinecamera-Projector

1920-1929
OKO cinecamera-projector. Designed by Kasimir Proszynski. Mechanism for 12cm wide specially perforated film; moved laterally to expose 12 frames side by side, then moved down one frame and exposed on the return, and so on. Three-blade shutter; lens missing. Fitted inside light-tight case (missing) for filming.

OKO Multi-Gauge Cinecamera-Projector

1920-1929
Cup, ceramic, London Midland & Scottish Railway, made by Porzellanfabrik Königszelt, Poland, c1945-1947; white with green vertical lettering. Overall: 68 mm x 104 mm x 77 mm, 0.18 kg.

Ceramic cup, London Midland & Scottish Railway

1945-1947
Teacup, ceramic, London Midland & Scottish Railway, unidentified maker from Boguchwała, Poland; white with green LMS transfer, c1938. Overall: 68 mm x 104 mm 78 mm, 0.18 kg.

Ceramic tea cup, London Midland & Scottish Railway

circa 1938
Gilt medallion re International Aero-Philately Exhibition Danzig 1932.

International Aero-Philately Exhibition, Danzig

1932
'Oko' sub-standard cine camera/projector by Proszynski, patented 1912. Also samples of film and carrying box.

'Oko' sub-standard cine camera/projector by Proszynski

1912
Original carrying box and accessories for "Oko" sub-standard cine camera/projector by Proszynski, patented 1912. Accessories include; spare lamps, lens unit, and voltmeter housed in pocket watch case.

Case and accessories for 'Oko' sub-standard cine camera/projector

1912
Framed sample of film from "Oko" sub-standard cine camera/projector by Proszynski, patented 1912.

Film Sample from "Oko" sub-standard Cine Camera/Projector

1912