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'Lucky Jim' toy cat mascot

Aeronautics

'Digit Al' soft toy, 2008

Television

2008

Cup and ball toy

Public Health & Hygiene

1750-1800

Dux Kino Model 44 toy projector

Cinematography

c. 1957

GBN toy magic lantern

Cinematography

1905

Peep Egg Optical Toy

Cinematography

1875-1899

AK Home Cinema toy projector

Cinematography

1900-1920

Rabbit Analogue Mobile Phone Soft Toy

Telecommunications

1990-1995

'Progress' toy gyroscope, 1950-1960

Science Teaching

1950-1960

toy

Aeronautics

AK toy cinematograph projector

Cinematography

Air 2000 Soft Toy

Aeronautics

1987-2004

Electronic toy

Computing & Data Processing

1996

Kit the Kat Soft Toy

Local History

2002

NASA Space Station Toy

Space Technology

1965

Toy helicopter constructed from recycled Heineken cans

Environmental Science & Technology

1997

Star Trek Tricorder Toy

Space Technology

1995

Electronic toy, game

Computing & Data Processing

1996

toy magic lantern

Photographic Technology

Toy polariscope

King George III

1828-1830

toy filmstrip viewer

Plastics and Modern Materials

1945-1950

Toy Magic Lantern

Cinematography

c. 1905

Playskool' wooden toy 1960-1980

Mathematics

1960-1980

'EP' toy magic lantern

Cinematography

1865-1880

'Stanhope viewer' optical toy

Water Transport

Star Trek Phaser Toy

Space Technology

1993

Toy 'Rocket' locomotive

Liverpool & Manchester Railway

1980

Electronic toy, game

Computing & Data Processing

1996

Radio Manchester Rabbit Soft Toy

Radio Communication

1970-1975

Star Trek Communicator Toy

Space Technology

1994-1996

Star Trek Communicator Toy

Space Technology

1980-1989

"Merit" toy morse key

Telecommunications

Toy microscope, Continental, 19th century

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1801-1900

toy magic lantern, with 19 slides

Optics

1880-1900
Magnetic toy demonstration device made by George Adams, Fleet Street, London, 1765. Consisting of two mahogany boxes. One contains 4 dials with the numbers: 1, 5, 6 and 7 in each - situated beneath sliding lid with square window revealing one number per dial. The second box contains 4 ebony blocks numbered 1, 7, 6, 5, each slightly trapezoid in shape. Both boxes have hinged lids with 2 metal catches at the front.

Magnetic toy by George Adams

King George III

1765

'Sitting socket' mounted on a toy dog, Roehampton, England, 1966

Orthopaedics

1966

'Electric Build-it Set' educational toy

Science Teaching

1956-1960

Corgi toy bus marked with deta

Road Transport

Toy microscope, French, circa 1870

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1861-1880

Toy spacemen in Tokyo factory

Photographs

25 October 1961

Soft toy, with cochlear implant, China, 1999

Audiology

1999

Speak & Spell children’s toy that has been circuit bent.

Acoustics

1978-1992; 2011

Toy. Metal. 54mm diameter. Locate Airship (mirro

Penn-Gaskell Collection

Toy microscope, lens missing, spring stage, mirror

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1801-1880

Toy bus promoting Quick's car dealership

Road Transport

Toy bus advertising Quick's car dealership

Road Transport

'Thomas the Tank Engine fun machine' extrusion toy

Materials Science Gallery

1996

X-ray of child who swallowed a toy airplane

Photographs

1938

Toy microscope, stand only, English, 1881-1920

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1881-1920

'Slinky' coil-shaped toy, 1960-1980

Science Teaching

1960-1980