Model of open oscillator with spherical radiators used by Heinrich Hertz, 1949 Radio Communication 1949
Disk and support for 1:6 scale model of Landsat 5 satellite, made in Science Museum workshops, South Kensington, London, England, 1986. Original satellite made by NASA, United States, 1983 Disk and support for model of Landsat 5 satellite, 1984. Space Technology 1986
Copy of 1866 Dallmeyer collodion carte-de-visite camera. Stand also replica. Made by Science Museum workshops. NOTE ScM Inv.No.1920-613 used with Shepherd lens, PHL1456. Replica of 1866 Dallmeyer carte-de-visite camera Photographic Technology 1983 (replica); 1866 (original)
Main body of 1:6 scale model of Landsat 5 satellite, made by Science Museum workshops, South Kensington, London, England, 1986. Original satellite made by NASA, United States, 1983 Main body of model of Landsat 5 satellite, 1986 Space Technology 1986
Sail for 1:6 scale model of Landsat 5 satellite, made by Science Museum workshops, South Kensington, London, England, 1986. Original satellite made by NASA, United States, 1983 Sail for Model of Landsat 5 satellite, 1986 Space Technology 1986
Replica film holder for Lumiere Cinematographe (1975-91). Made by Science Museum about 1970. Replica Film Holder for Lumiere Cinematographe Cinematography 1965-1975
Oral history interview with Anton Valk, conducted and recorded by Michael Robson at the Science Museum, London on 11 September 2018. Duration: 1 hr. 18 min. 2 sec. Career and experience; setting-up Abellio; Meeting with Sir Alistair Morton; Strategic Rail Authority (SRA); South West bid with First Group; Hatfield accident; Brian Burdsall, join venture with Serco; Mersey Rail and Northern franchises; staff morale; stakeholder involvement; Transport Select Committee hearing; London Overground concession bid; European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM); change of name from Ned Rail to Abellio; Greater Anglia franchise bid; exchange of best practice; reflections on time in UK Anton Valk interviewed by Michael Robson Oral Histories 2018-09-11
Reproduction of Stringfellow's model triplane of 1868 Model Stringfellow's triplane, 1868. Aeronautics 1933
Drawing of Apparatus of Torricelli, 1643 and von Guericke 1654 Early drawing of vacuum apparatus Motive Power 1897
Replica handle for Lumiere Cinematographe (1975-91). Made by Science Museum about 1970. Replica Handle for Lumiere Cinematographe Cinematography 1965-1975
Reproduction model of Stringfellow's model triplane of 1868 Model Stringfellow's triplane, 1868. Aeronautics 1933
Replica of stereoscopic cine camera made by Science Museum Workshops about 1950. Copy of 1950-174, original invented and used by W Friese-Greene and made by William A Légé and Company Limited about 1890. Replica Friese-Greene Stereoscope Camera Cinematography c 1950; (c 1890)
Photograph entitled 'Replica of Stephenson's Rocket which has arrived at the Science Museum', 19 February 1935. Gelatin silver print Replica of Stephenson's famous Rocket which has arrived at the Science Museum Photographs 1935-02-19
Coloured diagram, 9" x 13", showing a sectional arrangement of the Stream Line Renovator 01. Titled 'Section of the stream-line oil renovator'. Section of the stream-line oil renovator diagram Motive Power 1934-5
Two photographs of plates from the "Dictionnaire des Sciences", 1772, illustrating screw taps and dies Two photographs of plates from the "Dictionnaire des Sciences" Hand and Machine Tools 1933
Reproduction Lumiere camera/projector/printer. With one wooden film casette, one metal film casette, one handle and one lens flange. Constructed at Science Museum Workshops, February 1975. Reproduction Lumiere Camera/Projector/Printer Cinematography 1975-02
Photograph entitled 'Replica of Stephenson's Rocket which has arrived at the Science Museum', 19 February 1935. Gelatin silver print Replica of Stephenson's famous Rocket which has arrived at the Science Museum Photographs 1935-02-19
Two reproduction glass positives made for replica of Rudge's phantascope (wholeplate black and white positives), made by the Science Museum workshops in 1930. Two Reproduction Glass Positives Made for Replica of Rudge's Phantascope Cinematography 1930 (1875)
Photograph entitled 'Replica of Stephenson's Rocket which has arrived at the Science Museum', 19 February 1935. Gelatin silver print Replica of Stephenson's famous Rocket which has arrived at the Science Museum Photographs 1935-02-19
Model, scale 1:16, of an American paddle wheel river steamer vessel beam engine (c.1884), with sectioned hull and superstructure, by Science Museum Workshops, South Kensington, London, England, 1906 Model, scale 1:16, of an American paddle wheel river steamer vessel beam engine (c.1884) Marine Engines 1906
