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Wynne "Infallible" Hunter Meter

1927

Wynne "Infallible" exposure meter

1913

Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter

1895-1940

Daily Herald Photograph: Gresford Colliery Disaster

1934

Wynee Infallible Exposure Meter

circa 1910

Instruction Book For Wynne Infallible Exposure Meter

Tin for Exposure Meter

1895-1900

Wynne's Infallible Print Meter

Wynne's Infallible Print Meter Original Carton

Spare Papers For Wynne Infallible Exposure Meter

Original enamel tin packing for Wynne's Infallible Exposure Photographic Exposure Meter, with chamois leather pouch, card of plate speeds and instruction book, marked 'June 1921'.

Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter in silver case

1897

Actinometer watch-type meter, full size, in engine-turned silver case. Hallmarked AW 'X' for 1897. Round meter with white face and insturction booklet.

Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter in silver case

1897

Velvet-lined leatherette case for Queen Alexandria's watch-type actinometer.

Case for Queen Alexandra's Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter

1893

Watch type actinometer in solid silver case hallmarked for Birmingham. Gothic in style 't', 'A.W.' 1893. Back engraved with crowned A monogram and the Prince of Wales feathers. With rose, thistle and shamrock decoration. Wynne.

Queen Alexandra's Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter

1893

Wynne's infallible print meter for printing platinotype and carbon prints. Series of numbers and letters under masks with graduated holders and opal glass diffusers. The Infallible Exposure Meter Company.

Wynne's Infallible Print Meter

Actinometer watch-type meter, full size, in engine-turned silver case. Hallmarked AW 'X' for 1897. In original tin packing, with plate speeds and instruction book.

Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter in silver case

1897

The Infallible Exposure Meter Company, Wrexham. Pocket-watch form actinometer; in tin with instructions, plate speed chart, replacement Autochrome dial and 2 packets of rapid deadmatch paper.

Wynne's Infallible Hunter Meter

1910

Plan of Wrexham, the new railway extension into Wrexham Jubilee Station, 1887. A supplement to the "Wrexham Advertiser" June 25th 1887. Buildings are numbered with key printed below.

The New Railway Extension into Wrexham Jubilee Station

1887

VS 19 Wynne's Infallible exposure meter. Actinic paper meter, watch form. Scales f4-362; exposure times in seconds or minutes 1/128-64.

Wynne's Infallible exposure meter

1890-1910

Virgin Trains Pendolino driving car 00-gauge model, by Dapol. Issued by Virgin Trains in a promotional presentation slipcase marking the launch of the first production Pendolino at Washwood Heath, 26 November 2001. Slipcase notes date of issue, logos of Pendolino financier, manufacturer and operator, with picture of Richard Branson.

Virgin Trains Pendolino Driving Car, OO-Gauge Promotional Launch Model

2001

Actinometer in watch form. Very slim. With a solid nickel case. The Infallible Exposure Meter Company. 1914

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter

1914

Wynne's Infallible print meter. Plated metal box with paper holder in lid. Numbered and lettered transparency (1-16; A-P) printed under; ground glass (over numbers) opal glass (over numbers); through perforated metal plate with graduated holes and opal glass.

Wynne's Infallible print meter

Nickel plated brass box with opal diffuser and perforated plate, graduating light passing through transparent plate numbered 1-16, A-P. Used for test prints for platinotype or carbon processes.

Wynne infallible photographic print meter

1911-1921

Queen Alexandra's Wynne's Infallible Exposure Meter

1893

Handbill, Great Western Railway, relating to a cheap excursion from Wrexham to Ruabon to London, Monday 3 July 1865, returning on Saturday 8th July, printed by Potter & Snape, Steam Power Printers, Wrexham.

Handbill, Great Western Railway

1865

Wynee's Infallible Hunter meter. Watchform actinometer. Sensitive paper visible through window in the face; two scale 1/128 - 64, F. 4-362.

Wynne's Infallible Hunter meter

Watch pattern actinometer in original tin with instructions , Rapid Deadmatch paper.

Wynne's Infallible meter

1910

Watch type actinometer with two comparison tints. The Infallible Exposure Meter Co.

Wynne Infallible Exposure Meter

Watch form actinometer. Rotating glass with yellow filter to protect sensitive paper. f/ scales 4-362. Time scale 64sec - 1/128. The infallible exposure meter co.

Wynne's infallible exposure meter

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter plate speed leaflet. 1921

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter plate speed leaflet

1921

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter instructions. 1914

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter instructions

1914

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter chamois cover. 1914

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter chamois cover

1914

Wynne infallible photographic print meter carton.

Wynne infallible photographic print meter carton

1911-1921

Packet of photographic paper. The Infallible Exposure Meter Co.

Packet of photographic papers

Packet of rapid deadmatch paper. 1914

Packet of Rapid Deadmatch Paper

1914

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter tin. 1914

Wynne's infalliable Hunter meter tin

1914

Small watch form actinometer in silver case (Chester) 1911. f/ scales 4-256. Time scales 64 - 1/64 sec or minute. The Infallible Exposure Meter Co.

Wynne's infallible exposure meter

1900

Wynne's infallible exposure meter form of watch type actinometer. Rotating glass with yellow filter disc. F4-362 scale. 1/128-64 minutes.

Wynne's infallible exposure meter

Wynne infallible photographic print meter instructions.

Wynne infallible photographic print meter instructions

1911-1921

VS 19 Wynne's Infallible exposure meter instruction book.

Wynne's Infallible exposure meter instructions

1890-1910

4mm 00gauge/1:76 scale model of a 1930s railway wagon, operated by the London Coal Merchants, Wallace Spiers, painted in the livery of Kodak, an important customer of the company. Made by David Szentcel and Dapol Limited, Wrexham, 2004. In card and clear plastic carton. Overall (carton): 90 mm x 152 mm x 48 mm.

4mm OO gauge/1:76 scale model of a 1930s Wallace Spiers railway wagon in Kodak livery

2004