Wikipedia:GLAM/NHMandSM/SM Galleries/Making the Modern World

• File:Pewter bedpan, round, with round rim and straight handle, made by Deverres of Caen, French, 1750-1890
• File:Wire mesh needle-case with needles, book form, embroidered with floral design, in silk, part of Chalmers collection, English, 1840-1900
• File:Pair of flexible bracelets of strung pink coral beads with gilt clasps, from Chalmers collection, English, 1830-1900
• File:Necklace of steel links with cuneiform cross pendant, part of Chalmers collection, English, 1830-1900
• File:Turn pin spectacles, silver, hallmarked London 1830, by M.H., English, 1828-1830
• File:Extending spectacles, silver, marked J.W. Birmingham, English, 1821-1850
• File:Set of four 7/8"diameter 9 t.p.i. screwing taps.
• File:7/8"screw die in three parts
• File:Adjustable die wrench by Whitworth fitted with a set of 3/4" dies
• File:Engraving of Whitworth's planing machine
• File:Engraving of Whitworth's lathe
• File:Metograph, in mahogany case, 8 1/2" x 5 1/2". (A drawing instrument)
• File:Model paddle wheel engines of the "Great Eastern" steamship, 1858.
• File:Model of a handloom (as used previous to the invention of the fly shuttle in 1733), made 1730-1800.
• File:Model of machine for making drain pipes.
• File:Model of pit shaft with cages and guides (scale 1:12), from design by G. V. Hall Esq.
• File:Safety lamp, Davy, one of the first two to be used in a coal mine, 1815
• File:Safety lamp, Davy, one of the first two to be used in a coal mine, 1815
• File:Safety lamp, Mueseler, c.1844
• File:Plaster copy of Bust of James Watt, by Sir. Francis Chantrey, 1815
• File:Remains of the models of silk machinery introduced from Italy by Sir Thomas Lombe, Derby, England, c. 1732; the remains being: a reel, three spindles with bobbins and flyers and a segment of a circular frame, all half size.
• File:Plaster cast of original marble bust, by Sir F. Chantrey, of Henry Maudslay
• File:Power loom manufactured by J. Harrison and Son, Blackburn, England and fitted with the loose reed emergency stop mechanism of 1842. Exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851 and subsequently modified by the makers with design changes up to 1858.
• File:Arkwright's drawing frame, commonly known as a lantern frame, England, c. 1780.
• File:Original spinning machine, Sir Richard Arkwright and John Kay, England, 1769.
• File:Improved spinning machine (water frame), by Sir Richard Arkwright, England, 1775.
• File:Spinning Wheel believed to have belonged to Sir Richard Arkwright (1732-1792), unknown maker.
• File:Carding machine by Sir Richard Arkwright (1732-1792), England, 1771-1780. Believed to be from Cromford Mill, Derbyshire.
• File:Model of Henry Clayton's wire-cutting brick-making machine, scale 1:4, manufactured by Henry Clayton and Co., 1860
• File:Wooden pump from Japan used as a fire squirt about 1860
• File:Locomotive 'Puffing Billy'. Driving wheel diameter 3 feet 3 inches; cylinders 9 inches x 36 inches; working pressure 50lb; weight approximately 8 tons, exclusive of tender.
• File:Hedley's experimental model for testing adhesion.
• File:Steam locomotive, remains of Robert Stephenson's 0-2-2 locomotive "Rocket", 1829.
• File:Saw (tenon) used by Samuel Crompton. 12 t.p.i. blade. c.1750-1770.
• File:The original engine of Henry Bell's paddle steamer, "Comet", 1812.
• File:Portion of Babbage's calculating machine (Difference Engine No.1)
• File:Martin's writing machine for use by blind people, 1862
• File:Decorative specimen of wood sawn using an Endless bandsaw by J.L. Perin of Paris to demonstrate the intricate cutting facility of the saw.
• File:Gilt circular glazed frame containing an illuminated manuscript copy of the first message transmitted through the original Atlantic Cable in 1858 with a short length of the cable encircling the frame
• File:Lenoir's gas engine, 1860
• File:Single file from a selection of 25 emery composition wheels and 8 files for grinding and filing
• File:Model of Bell's original reaping machine (scale 1:48).
• File:Two heart wheels in gear transmitting a variable velocity ratio, teaching model / J. Schröder, 1868
• File:G. England's Original traversing lifting Jack, 1839. (With one handle)
• File:Sample of Bessemer steel, one slice cut from the muzzle of a gun section, 2.5" x 1.375", and bent cold under the steam hammer, 1860
• File:Bevel gear brace drill
• File:Writing frame for the Blind made by C.A. Carlsson, Stockholm
• File:Whitworth's workshop length measuring machine for measuring to an accuracy of 1/40,000 inch.
• File:Hyperbolic paraboloid; a skew quadrilateral turning upon four hinges with parallel axes or pins; the lengths of the strings remain unaltered during deformation.
• File:Cavendish eudiometer, pear shaped, c. 1850
• File:George Stephenson's gold watch.
• File:George Stephenson's silver repeater.
• File:George Stephenson's gold seal.
• File:George Stephenson's measuring tape.
• File:George Stephenson's 1ft rule.
• File:George Stephenson's drawing instruments.
• File:George Stephenson's clinometer.
• File:George Stephenson's silver lancet case and two lancets.
• File:George Stephenson's snuff box, octahedron shape.
• File:George Stephenson's snuff box, longitudinal shape.
• File:George Stephenson's magnifying glass.
• File:George Stephenson's hair brush.
• File:George Stephenson's tortoiseshell hair brush.
• File:George Stephenson's shaving brush
• File:George Stephenson's hair in frame.
• File:George Stephenson's letter.
• File:Textile printing block of irregular oblong shape, boxwood-faced design of lozenge-shaped flower pattern with ornate meandering bands; the designs are made from carved wood and metal pins and probably made for soft furnishings, England, c. 1775-1785.
• File:Textile printing block of irregular rectangular shape, boxwood faced design with some use of metal pins; ornate column with large flowers arranged around it and probably used for soft furnishing. Made in England, probably c. 1760-1775.
• File:Textile printing block of irregular rectangular shape, boxwood faced design on wood; large scale design of fantastic flowers; probably for furnishings. Made in England, probable date c. 1760-1775.
• File:One of the first mirror galvanometers for reading the messages through submarine cables. This mirror galvanometer was used at the Newfoundland end of the transatlantic cable of 1858.
• File:Plaster model to illustrate the torsion of a rectangular prism.
• File:Joule's original calorimeter ('paddle-wheel apparatus') used in determining the mechanical equivalent of heat. Copper mixing vessel with vane and spindle
• File:Parallel rule, 6-inch, ivory and electrum, ordinary pattern, (single parallelogram)
• File:Folding arm protractor, 6 inch; brass, divided in half degrees on silver, reading by vernier to one minute of arc. Distance between points about 12 inches
• File:Eight-hair Saussure hygrometer, 1789, by Richer, Paris.
• File:Hand speculum grinding/polishing machine constructed and used by Sir W. Herschel for polishing specula of 6-inch aperture.
• File:3-foot geodetic theodolite by Ramsden, used on the Principle Triangulation of Great Britain and Ireland, 1792.
• File:Working model of Express locomotive engine (Crampton), Northern Railway of France, 1849, scale 3:20.
• File:Model of a double acting beam type condensing engine with conical drop valves worked by an eccentric.
• File:Model of cylinder with separate condenser, formerly described as the "original" model.
• File:Trevithick's Model Locomotive engine, c. 1797 (original model)
• File:Cooke and Wheatstone's earliest (five-needle) telegraph, England, 1837.
• File:Model (scale 1:2) in iron of steam power loom, with tappet motion with spool of yarn and material in process, patentee Bennet Woodcroft, England, c. 1838.
• File:Brass model of power loom (scale 1:4) with improved tappet plates, patentee Bennet Woodcroft, England, 1870-1880.
• File:Horograph or clockwork perforating instrument for use in preparing stencils for reproducing writing etc. No.95
• File:Original incandescent electric lamp (Edison). Edison certificate of lamp life accompanying object located at B T10 FR 02 03 04
• File:Model of an Indian Saw Gin (scale 1:4) of the type made at the Dharwar factory, Bombay, India, before or about 1872.
• File:Original Remington Arms lock-stitch sewing machine head: the 'Empire' model of 1870, by the Remington Arms Company, Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 1870.
• File:Mouth organ, or symphonium by Sir Charles Wheatstone.
• File:Clock made by Benjamin Vulliamy for His Majesty George III, and used in his Observatory at Kew. In polished mahogany case
• File:Original eight day clock by Harrison, date 1715, wheel work mostly of wood
• File:Gothic case double needle telegraph instrument, by the Electric Telegraph Company, London, England, 1851.
• File:Five specimens of old insulators for aerial lines mounted on a wooden post
• File:Ring contact switch. A switch with eight contacts
• File:Specimen of steel produced by the Basic or Thomas-Gilchrist process, 1877, 1-2.25" x 0. 875" bar folded four times
• File:Rain gauge (funnel, blue glass collecting bottle and measuring glass), c. 1888.
• File:Crookes' Maltese cross tube
• File:Working model, scale 1:2, of candle moulding machine.
• File:Circular hand or power driven stocking knitting machine, labelled the Leicester Stocking Knitter patent, by W. H. Dorman and Company, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893.
• File:Ribbing stitch attachment for Leicester stocking knitter machine, by W. H. Dorman and Company, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893. Without needles.
• File:Hand powered bobbin winder for use with the Leicester Stocking Knitter, by W. H. Dorman and Company, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893.
• File:Yarn guide with an adjustable diameter for a circular knitting machine, by W. H. Dorman and Company, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893.
• File:A weight clip or buckle to be clipped to the finished knitted portion of material in the circular knitting machine, by W. H. Dorman and Company, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893.
• File:Model showing by wire hyperboloidal pitch surfaces of skew level wheels.
• File:Three bars of mild steel, tied cold, at the Steel Company of Scotland's Works, Glasgow, manufactured by Siemens' process, 1885, communicated by J. Riley
• File:Stirling's patent bell-metal alloy, cast into a bell, from the Exhibition of 1851
• File:Bell made of an alloy composed of 95 parts of white cast iron with 5 parts of tin
• File:Parsons' original Steam Turbine generator with spare guide ring and fan 1884
• File:One 5 amp rated P B switch in Porcelain and brass from the Edison & Swan United Electric Light Co., Ponders End, London.
• File:Working model of a vertical cylinder steam fire engine, (scale 1:48)
• File:Box containing parts for steam fire engine
• File:Rail
• File:Pratt "Pterotype" typewriter, c. 1866
• File:Model of a Garrett saw bench with a safety guard designed by J. B. Lakeman, 1879, scale 1:4
• File:Cliftons patent atmospheric churn, 1865, plunger detachable made by the Atmospheric Churn Co. 1 Cleaning brush
• File:Main part of collection of small models of sanitary appliances, to be used for instruction in hygiene, in cabinet
• File:Model of a hand-power rock drill with 2 drills and spanner.
• File:Safety lamp, Davy, maker: J. Mills, Newcastle-on-Tyne, marking: makers name, 1828-65
• File:Sewerage junction pipe, one of twelve models for instruction in hygiene
• File:One of two intercepting traps, from twelve models for instruction in hygiene.
• File:One of three drain pipes, from twelve models for instruction in hygiene.
• File:Ellison air brick, one of twelve models for instruction in hygiene.
• File:One of two channel pipes, from twelve models for instruction in hygiene
• File:Model of locomotive No.1, "Locomotion", Stockton & Darlington Railway, 1825.
• File:Model, scale 1:8, of George Stephenson's first railway bridge at West Auckland, 1824
• File:Stocking knitting frame by Cooper Corah and Sons, Leicester, England, about 1777.
• File:Model of Stockton & Darlington Railway locomotive no. 5 "Royal George", built by Timothy Hackworth.
• File:Shaping machine for hand, automatic feed, with attachment
• File:Model of a clinker-built dinghy
• File:Model of Johnson's stiff plastic brick moulding machine, 1884, belt driven and 3 model bricks.
• File:Model of tender for London & South Western Railway express locomotive, 1890 (with 1896-81).
• File:Model of screw-cutting lathe by Henry Maudslay.
• File:Original screw-cutting lathe, made by Henry Maudslay, end of 18th century
• File:Tool for originating screw threads, made by Henry Maudslay, 1800-1805
• File:Model, scale 1:8, of press for cutting out blanks for coining.
• File:Model (Scale 1:4) of double blast steam threshing machine, made before 1860.
• File:Wrought-iron weight-driven spit jack with decorated perforated front, flywheel not original, whole intended to be screwed to wall, English, 1700-1850
• File:Sample of cable rated at 10,000 volts, one of four specimens of electric cables insulated with impregnated paper; concentric, used by Metropolitan Electric Co..
• File:One of a series of 20 bulbs and components illustrating the manufacture of the "Svea" glow lamp; lamp half frosted.
• File:Micrometer made by Henry Maudslay about 1805.
• File:Dip Circle by Nairne & Blunt, c.1775
• File:Base and Collar from Dip Circle by Nairne & Blunt, 1900-129 pt.1
• File:Transit instrument of 3-inch aperture and focal length of 42 inches, with striding level by Dollond. This Royal Society instrument was used by Captain Kater for his experiments on the pendulum at the principal stations of his trigonometrical survey.
• File:Poids de Marc weight, 1735
• File:Black fishskin case for Poids de Marc weight, 1735
• File:Avoirdupois pound weight, 1737
• File:Black fishskin case for Avoirdupois pound weight, 1737
• File:One pear shaped troy pound weight
• File:Fishskin case for pear shaped troy pound weight.
• File:Set of nested troy cup weights.
• File:Fishskin case for set of nested troy cup weights.
• File:Birds scale, engraved J. Bird, London. 27" long, divided in inches and tenths, reads by vernier to 1/1000 in, scale numbered to read from 25 to 50. Fine adjustment to slide.
• File:Universal sundia by Adams, circular baseplate.
• File:Model (scale 1:24) of Maudslay's patent 1807 table engine
• File:Model (scale 1:6) of the original reaping machine built in 1831 by Cyrus H. McCormick.
• File:Rover safety bicycle of 1885. (First embodiment of the modern arrangement.) (Saddle re-made by Brooks in 1961).
• File:Pneumatic despatch switch for an intermediate station
• File:Wollaston's synoptic scale of chemical equivalents, (mounted on board 3 feet 3.25 inches by 4.5 inches)
• File:Model, scale 1:6, of Norris 4-2-0 locomotive "Austria", 1843, with tender.
• File:Two chairs, 1829 pattern, Liverpool & Manchester Railway
• File:Chair, 1829 pattern, Liverpool & Manchester Railway
• File:Model (scale 1:8) of Great Northern Railway passenger locomotive, 8ft drivers, 776 class; sectional drawing of engine and tender; nine negatives.
• File:Wheel cutting engine, Lancashire pattern. Designed by John Wyke (born 1720, died 1787).
• File:Model (scale 1:6) of Koenig and Bauer's stop cylinder printing press.
• File:McInnes-Dobbie steam engine indicator. Design No.1 of 1888; external spring. No. 2618
• File:Snuffers with automatic spring shutter for preventing "snuffs" dropping out, silver plated, early 19th. century
• File:Fuller's spiral slide rule, no. 849, made by W.F. Stanley, with an instruction booklet
• File:Small pocket microscope, Wilson type, early 18th century
• File:Small brass pantagraph, by Burton
• File:Working model (Scale 1:4) of Martin's patent swathe-turner 1903-4, embodying Boehm's coupling for parallel axles, 1834.
• File:Model (scale 1:24) shewing a 3' shaft arrangement of Parson's marine turbines.
• File:Whitworth's self-acting screw feed reversing tool box planing machine
• File:Early carbon and rod filament incandescent electric lamp 1878-9
• File:One of a collection of historical incandescent electric bulbs; Cruto lamp, marked 'Y'.
• File:One of a collection of historical incandescent electric bulbs; bulb fitted with holder, marked 'B'.
• File:Tunnel boring machine, model, scale 1:8. Patent Thomas English No.4347, 1880
• File:Main part of Lean type mining dial by W. and S. Jones, Holborn, London, 1801-1825
• File:Part of Lean type mining dial by W. & S. Jones, Holborn, London, England, 1801-1825
• File:"Boucher" circular calculator, by Stanley, (glass cracked on one side), Great Turnstile, London
• File:Newtonian reflecting telescope with 6-inch diameter speculum mirror of 7-foot focal length with black painted deal tube and altazimuth stand plus accessories
• File:Speculum mirror of 6 1/4-inch diameter in brass cell with tinplate cover for 7-foot telescope owned by Caroline Herschel, late 18th century.
• File:Sectioned conjectural model, scale 1:8, Liverpool & Manchester Railway 0-2-2 locomotive " Rocket", 1829.
• File:Original slide lathe made by Richard Roberts in 1817
• File:Bright's patent alarm indicator: relay
• File:Bright's patent alarm indicator: regulator
• File:Watchmaker's turn
• File:Combined speed indicator, speed recorder and trip and total mileage recorder
• File:Variation compass by Adams, c.1750
• File:Front seat, on the Panhard Levassor 4hp motor car, by Panhard and Levassor, Paris, France, 1894-1895
• File:Model of Silver Ghost vehicle.
• File:English boxwood Gunter quadrant, by Bate (4 1/2-inch radius)
• File:Patent magic stereoscope, by Negretti and Zambra, on wooden stand (chipped) with brass rod extensions with 3 clamping screws; ivory plate on top:- "Magic Stereoscope No.104 by Royal Letters patent, Negretti and Zambra, 59 Cornhill London"
• File:Double image object glass micrometer by Dollond, engraved Dollond, London.
• File:Bar of aluminium given when first produced in bar to Faraday by the wish of Louis Napoleon. Faraday added the string to demonstrate to resonant qualities
• File:Model (scale 1.48) of rolled steel pithead frame at Burley Colliery, Coventry.
• File:Royal Mail Coach, c. 1820
• File:Five bars from Royal Mail Coach consisting of: Lead-bars (comprising main bar and pair of lead-swingletrees and pair of swingletrees)
• File:Main part of model, scale 1:9.6, lever type punching, shearing and notching machine.
• File:Hand loom for producing fancy smallware fabrics, 18th century.
• File:1 Hammer drilling machine (sectioned); 1 short hollow drill; 1 short twist drill
• File:Two Whitworth surface plates 6" x 4" in box
• File:Model of the Schilowsky mono-rail car with track and traction motor switch.
• File:Dynamometer, spring-type rack index
• File:Old Spitalfields hand loom with jacquard mechanism.
• File:Clock movement for Shelton regulator clock with dead beat escapement, inverted grid iron pendulum with steel knife edge pivot on an agate plate and bubble level.
• File:Replacement glazed mahogany case for Shelton regulator clock with mounting bracket and grid iron pendulum. Made by the United States Coastal and Geodetic Survey in 1882.
• File:Six-draw mahogany body telescope on brass table tripod. The O.G. is 2" diam. and brass tube at eyepiece end engraved "Michael Faraday about 1840, John Barnard, Feb 1879"
• File:Model of Stephenson's "long boiler" locomotive (scale 1:8).
• File:Beam engine, c.1840. The engine has an entablature supported by six columns, overhead parallel motion, and a tank bed. The maker of this engine is unknown, although it is of excellent quality.
• File:Circular pattern table telephone set, with generator and magnets bell, receiver and transmitter incomplete
• File:Three of five (1",2",4") distance gauges (end gauges) from a set of Whitworth gauges and feeling piece (gravity piece), in wooden case for use with a measuring machine (1871- 4) stored in a case.
• File:Holmes magneto electric machine from Souter Point Lighthouse. (without terminals)
• File:Cylinder watch in pinchbeck inner case, tortoiseshell (damaged) outer case by John Holmes, Strand, London, no.6808
• File:Cylinder watch in silver pair case by Ellicott, London, no.7778, hall marked 1773
• File:Chronometer watch in silver case by John Arnold and Son, London, no.360/661, case. Hall marked 1788
• File:Verge watch in silver inner case, shagreen outer case by Jas Shearwood, London, no.3028, silver dial, calendar. Hall marked 1759 (damaged)
• File:Two-day chronometer by John Arnold and Son, no.43/133. With inscription "Thos Prest August 10th 1792", scratched on great wheel, Prest was apprenticed to John Arnold and foreman to his son at Chigwell
• File:Case for two-day chronometer by John Arnold and Son, no.43/133.
• File:Wilson screw barrel microscope from optical cabinet, made by John Cuff, dated about 1760.
• File:Universal ring dial, by Smith, 6" brass
• File:Early camera Obscura, Jones (Artist), London, (ground glass missing)
• File:Lockstitch sewing machine by Elias Howe, Lowell, Massachusetts, United States, made about 1846, the first sewing machine to be brought to England from America in that year.
• File:Model of a sugar cane mill.
• File:Folding pocket stereoscope with stereoscopic coloured Daguerreotype (portrait of lady in blue dress) 7 3/8"x4 3/4"x3/4" closed (by Claudet)
• File:Radiometer on stand; etched on glass "No 1327 Dec. 1877 Ag. Vanes"
• File:Avro 504K biplane D7560 with 130hp Clerget engine no. 52090
• File:Compass fitted in Avro 504K biplane.
• File:Garden horizontal sundial by Wm. Deane, London, 1718. Ornamental fixed gnomon for latitude 51 degrees. 13 3/4" octagonal bronze on 18" octagonal marble base detached from original pedestal.
• File:Plate holder for Daguerreotype camera made by Alphonse Giroux, 1839.
• File:Daguerreotype camera made by Alphonse Giroux, 1839.
• File:London General Omnibus Company 'B' type motor omnibus, model (scale 1:5).
• File:Pair of 6-inch brass callipers with sector, by Thomas Heath in pocket leather case
• File:Model of 30 h.p. workshop lorry, built by the Daimler Company for the War Office. (Scale 1:8).
• File:Model of Caterpillar Tractor or Tank
• File:Model, scale 1:12, of Power Driven Coal Tippler, with three model trucks, 2 small spare parts.
• File:Model of Junkers F.13 all-metal Transport Aeroplane.
• File:Fusible porcelain cut-out, one of eight.
• File:Switch for electric lighting, one of three, on slate base.
• File:Holmes arc lamp from South Foreland Lighthouse
• File:One of eighty-six early incandescent lamps
• File:Large pear shaped x-ray tube of form originally used by Prof. Röntgen, manufactured in Germany about 1896. Inside of glass at end of tube eroded by bringing cathode rays to a focus with a magnet; on stand.
• File:Coolidge x-ray tube, 1913-1923.
• File:Five wooden sleepers for "Rocket"
• File:Syphon travelling barometer by Nairne and Blunt, late 18th century.
• File:Model (scale 1:8) of front end of Thompson's Dish-ended Lancashire Boiler with corrugated flues.
• File:Model (scale 1:8) of ordinary Flat-ended Lancashire Boiler with flanged seam flues.
• File:Sentinel steam waggon, 1923, model (scale 1:8).
• File:Miniature orrery by Edward Troughton, London with armillary bands and octagonal base, showing three planets including the Earth and Moon, late 18th century to early 19th century.
• File:Hub lamp, for use on Ordinary bicycles, c. 1880
• File:Eye-piece micrometer inscribed E.6 in wood mount with brass frame divided circle (120 divisions numbered from 0 degree to 60 degrees) and steel screw, 2 threads in position
• File:Eyepiece micrometer inscribed E.2. in wood mount with brass frame and divided circle 1120 divisions, numbered 0 to 60) and steel screw, threads missing. Focal length 1.65 in
• File:"Ceag" miner's electric lamp, 2 volt 1925, less accumulator, by The CEAG Miners' Supply Co. Ltd.
• File:Fleming original thermionic valve
• File:Fleming original thermionic valve
• File:Fleming original thermionic valve
• File:Iron hand vice, 17th or 18th century
• File:Bodkin, 17th or 18th century.
• File:A carpenter's moulding plane; dated 1733.
• File:A carpenter's skew blade moulding plane; dated 1782.
• File:12" brick trowel
• File:Single tang plasterer's trowel (float)
• File:Bricklayer's hammer
• File:Four plasterer's small tools
• File:Plaster copy of the Bust of Richard Trevithick (by N.N. Burnand)
• File:A 3/4" bevel edged paring chisel with a London octagonal box handle, Cat. No 251 made by Chas Nurse & Co.
• File:A 7/16" sash mortice chisel with a best carver pattern handle, Cat. No 264 of the 'John Bull' brand by Hearnshaw Bros.
• File:Small London hammer, no. 8, catalogue no. 479, by Charles Nurse & Co., London, SE17, England, 1926.
• File:Preston's patent adjustable metal handled spokeshave, cat no 1402
• File:3-inch worked oval boxwood handled turnscrew (screw driver), by Charles Nurse & Co., London, SE17, England, 1926.
• File:Metal compass plane by Sargent & Co., No 76, with adjustment for the plane curve; a design first introduced in 1876. From Newhaven, U.S.A.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Victoria Yellow.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Martius Yellow.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Phenylene Brown.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Hofmann's Violet (Iodine Violet).
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Aurantia.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Nigrosine, soluble in water.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Nigrosine, spirit soluble.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Phosphine (Chrysaniline Nitrate).
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Safranine Hydrochloride.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Methyl Green.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Triphenylrosanilinsulphanosaures Ammoniate.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Methyl Violet.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Eosin.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Rosaniline Base.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Anthraquinone.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Azobenzene.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Triphenylrosanilin.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Rosolsaure.
• File:Cylindrical glass display bottle of Rosanilin Chloride.
• File:Lawn mower, built by J. R and A. Ransomes of Ipswich to Edwin Budding's patent No.3157 of 1830
• File:12"tenon saw by Spear & Jackson
• File:Wood brace, late 18th century, English, with latch chuck operated by button, but without drill c 1880.
• File:Original Bragg x-ray spectrometer, developed by William Bragg at Leeds University, 1910-1926
• File:Original Tesla Induction Motor presented by Tesla to Prof. Ayrton
• File:Early Wheeler and Wilson hand-powered lock stitch sewing machine of a design of about 1867; this model was made around 1885.
• File:2 1/2" cast iron hand sucking bucket pump, late 19th century
• File:Model of Machine workshop
• File:Trying plane for levelling up
• File:Smoothing plane
• File:Coach builder's sliding bevel.
• File:Godet of early spinning machine for viscose silk, designed by C.F. Topham Esq. in 1901, photograph no.3446, lantern slide L.G.
• File:Prism on stand
• File:Glass vessel with metal top, tap and slipwire
• File:Adjustable spark gap
• File:Calculator for treadwheel labour by R.B. Bate, London, 1823
• File:Model of Savery's engine.
• File:Model of mechanism for a walking wheel crane
• File:Model of a maximum machine
• File:Dial pyrometer micrometer by Joseph Finney, Liverpool, 1760-1772
• File:Six's maximum and minimum thermometer
• File:One of two Wedgwood pyrometer taper gauges,with four porcelain test pieces.
• File:Diagonal barometer, by Joseph Finney, Liverpool, 1760-1772
• File:Model of a tipping cart.
• File:Model of a tipping cart.
• File:Model of an axle and pair of wheels.
• File:Bone Prisoner-of-War model of 80 gun ship, ca. 1800, flying Russian Ensign and domed glass shade.
• File:Hand root cutter
• File:First experimental spinning box for producing continuous viscose filaments, 1901
• File:Set of magnetical apparatus in case, by Adams
• File:Noiseless portable typewriter, c. 1921, serial no. 3684
• File:Sheave block, 3 pulley, used in construction of Telford's Menai Suspension bridge, 1826
• File:Telephone, 82A/A32/A13, with dial switch, 5LA.A - neophone
• File:Plaster cast of bust of Matthew Boulton, from original by Chantrey in Handsworth Parish Church, Birmingham
• File:Remington No.1 typewriter, c. 1876
• File:Peat cutter
• File:Model of Supermarine Rolls Royce Seaplane S.6, scale 1:20.
• File:Priestley's cylinder friction electrical machine, with insulated conductor and one Leyden jar
• File:Prestwich No. 4 cinematograph camera with external spools,1898.
• File:Motor boat "Miss England I"
• File:Ploughshare, manganese steel, 1882-1884
• File:Main part of Crompton generator, 1888-9
• File:Copper wire connector and other minor part from Crompton generator, 1888-9
• File:Pillar sextant, 12-inch radius by J. and E. Troughton, London with brass tripod stand.
• File:James Cocker's patent decimal gauge (micrometer) from his original patent of 1857 no. 1680, modified by Messrs. Joseph Whitworth and Co. to gauge 0 to 2 inches reading to thousandths of an inch (Whitworth Works no. 119)
• File:Model illustrating use of Arc Lighting:- "Dockside Warehouse"
• File:Plaster relief model of a portion of the Moon by James Nasmyth, showing the lunar craters Maurolycus and Barocius.
• File:Model of a Man riding on a log
• File:Model of a Canoe hollowed from a tree trunk, and two figures
• File:Model of a Dug-out Canoe with it sides and ends built up, with one figure
• File:One model of a Norse Whale-boat, with three figures.
• File:Model of a manual horse-drawn fire engine, made by W. J. Tilley, London, ca. 1820.
• File:Metal candlestick, with snuffer, c.1830
• File:Bancroft washerless domestic tap, pillar type, plated, for .5" pipe sectioned
• File:Suggs 3-light indoor Lamp, No.7179
• File:The first 48-inch speculum mirror cast by Sir William Herschel in 1785 for his 'Forty-Foot' telescope at Slough, England.
• File:Plane table outfit by Benjamin Cole, 1750-1766
• File:"S" type oxyacetylene torch for scrap cutting metal
• File:Original coaking machine, installed at Portsmouth Dockyard in 1804
• File:Wood moulding plane, dated 1771
• File:Wooden carpenter's brace, c. 1800 fitted with a 3/4" bit.
• File:Mersey facet Reflector with flat wick lamp, 1763
• File:Model of the hull of an early paddle merchant steamer (ca. 1830), scale 1:48.
• File:Astronomical refracting telescope of 3 3/4 inch aperture and 58 inch focal length by T. Cooke and Sons, York, on an altazimuth mounting with mahogany stand.
• File:Silver plated model of the Forth Railway Bridge, 1882-1890, scale 1:480, Parliamentary submission model, on mirror base in glazed on table stand
• File:Lantern clock with verge escapement and rach and snail escapement (bob pendulum missing); hours on dial divided into quarters; going and striking trains; one hand
• File:Quick-grip vice for attaching to a lathe, made by Joseph Bramah, c. 1780
• File:Six templates for drilling of Bramah locks stored on wooden board
• File:Portable subjective noise meter (designed and constructed by donors).Strap removed for display purposes.
• File:Plaster bust of Isambard Kingdom Brunel
• File:Selection of file-cutters tools, consisting of 2 files, 2 file cutting chisels and 1 lead block.
• File:Model of Smith's reaping machine of 1814, with photograph of an illustration from " Science of Agriculture" showing Smith's reaper in use.
• File:Model railway locomotive, Dublin & Kingstown Railway, 2-2-2 tank locomotive, "Alexandra", 1851, said to have been named "Alexandra" after pulling the train used by the Prince and Princess of Wales on their official visit to Dublin in 1865.
• File:Underwood typewriter, No.1, 10" Pica, No.990, 1897
• File:Model, scale 1:8, of a 900 g.p.m. Leyland Limousine type fire pump.
• File:18th century sedan chair
• File:Ford engine
• File:Small experimental camera (no lens), 1834-1836.
• File:Tripod for large Daguerreotype camera, 1839.
• File:Keyed bugle used on London to York Royal mail coach, 1809, ( with mouthpiece).
• File:Short sword, used by mail coach guard, c. 1810.
• File:Sword scabbard, used by mail coach guard, c. 1810
• File:Small screw-cutting device or fusee engine for clock-maker's use, c.1800
• File:All-metal racing ice-skate, designed and used by Axel Paulsen, about 1882-1884
• File:Ice-skate of about 1830, wood with metal runner
• File:Old fireman's helmet, of black leather with brass edgings
• File:Apothecary's scales by W. and T. Avery's with weights (scruples and drachms) and case, dated 1847. Length of beam 4 15/16", sensitivity 0.06gr.
• File:Speedometer, centrifugal type, No.262-857, made by S. Smith & Sons (M.A) Ltd., 1908
• File:Screw plate, adjustable, by Whitworth but for fine threads.
• File:Container bottle of tall square shape tapering towards the bottom and made in a one-piece mould, 18th century
• File:Rigged model of 16-gun schooner, 1800 (Prisoner-of-War model).
• File:Watson 'Penetrator' gas x-ray tube with insulated anti-cathode and ring anode through which the cathode rays pass, 1896-1897.
• File:One of three fluorescent screens for use with x-ray installation, c. 1896-1897.
• File:Sterling magneto exploder with firing key (sectioned)
• File:1-draw prospect glass, green shagreen with ivory mounts marked "Guiseppe Moschino in Geneva", end of 17th century.
• File:Waywiser by John Smeaton, England, mid 18th century
• File:Old shepherd's crook, from the Cotswolds
• File:Model of French 74-gun ship "Le Romulus", (Prisoner-of-War model), c.1812.
• File:1:12 scale model of London, Midland & Scottish Railway 4-6-2 locomotive "Princess Royal".
• File:Carpenter's Calibrated square, by Lasnier of Paris
• File:One of four original Swan and Raven models used by William froude on River Dart in 1867 measuring 6 foot in lengh.
• File:One of four original Swan and Raven models used by William Froude on River Dart in 1867 measuring 6 foot in lengh.
• File:De Dion Bouton motor tricycle, 1899
• File:Glass goblet with engraving of George Stephenson
• File:Glass goblet with engraving of Rocket
• File:Early glass lamp with globular body and three funnels 4" high, 17th. or 18th. century
• File:3-draw achromatic telescope by Dollond, London, 18th century. Note:- This telescope was supposed to have been used by Lord Nelson at Trafalgar
• File:Silver spade, engraved - "used in the cutting of the first sod of the Mid Wales Railway, 1859"
• File:Small bronze bust of George Stephenson, about 13" high by Wyon
• File:Small bronze bust of Sir John Hawkshaw, about 13" high by Wyon
• File:"Parian Ware" bust, 15" high, of George Stephenson
• File:"Parian Ware" bust, 15" high, of Robert Stephenson
• File:Bust of James Watt in Parian Ware made by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons from original by E.W. Wyon, 1859, 15" high
• File:Set of drawing instruments by Holtzapffel & Co., London, containing compasses, dividers and a scale in fitted mahogany case
• File:Original Cavity Magnetron Valve of Randall and Boot, presented by Professor J T Randall of The University, St. Andrews, Scotland
• File:Magnetron Block as used in the original Magnetron Valve of Randall and Boot
• File:One fan, 10" x 19", light tortoiseshell covered sticks incorporating balloon. 3 painted panels. Ascension de Blanchard a Paris 1784. Experience de mm. Charles et Robert, 1783. Ascension des Freres Robert, 27 Aout 1783.
• File:One umbrella top, china on copper, 1 1/2" x 2", inscribed Lunardi. Showing balloon & crowds.
• File:One snuff box, enamel, circular, yellow base. Balloon and figure on lid.
• File:One shallow bowl in Bristol Delft china, blue and white, 9", showing aeronaut with flags.
• File:Model of Churchill tank.
• File:Model of Jaguar motor car.
• File:Door from Jaguar motor car, 1938, model (scale 1:10)
• File:Model of bailey bridgework, scale .75" to 1'
• File:Component parts for model of Bailey bridgework, scale .75" to 1'
• File:Half-block working model, scale 1:24, of M.S. "Fullagar" (1920).
• File:Lignum Vitae saw, yard No. 647 (Base 4'x 4'x 10'9"H)
• File:Crown saw, yard No. 1909
• File:Shaping machine, yard No. 1906
• File:Boring machine, Yard No. 642
• File:Six skeins and one spool of artificial silk made at Wolston, near Coventry, between 1896 and 1900.
• File:Model of early manual fire engine, ca. 1680.
• File:Copper printing plate used to produce leaflets announcing John Dalton's lectures
• File:Model of Lima Excavator type 1201.
• File:Carbon steering vane from V2 rocket, 1944
• File:Water slide gas chandelier fitted with three burners and globes
• File:Small brass cannon, used in demonstrations of electrostatically produced sparks
• File:Russian lodestone and coil used with it by Faraday
• File:Original Pilot's Certificate No. 1
• File:Claud Butler road racing bicycle (with a recovered saddle), 1950.
• File:Model of Lockheed "Constellation" Civil Airliner, scale 1:48.
• File:18th century chisel, steel, wooden handle, found at Loseby Hall Leicester 1910.
• File:Pan for melted Tallow, 18th. century.
• File:Breast Auger, 1716
• File:Oxfordshire corn-mill dated 1745
• File:Stone and lantern pinion (wallower) associated with the Oxfordshire corn-mill dated 1745
• File:Scoring machine, yard No. 1929 (Right hand vice made in Museum workshops in 1954, new cutters provided by Dockyard)
• File:Marston Golden Sunbeam bicycle, 1906-1907 fitted with 2-speed epicyclic gear patent 6683/1904
• File:Wooden winnowing shovel.
• File:Austin Seven hp motor car, 1922, the second prototype, made by Austin Motor Company Ltd., Longbridge, England, used for road testing by journalists and to illustrate advertisements and catalogues under the slogan 'The Motor for the Millions'.
• File:Salsbury, cycle-hub oil lamp.
• File:Wall light fitting from Wentworth Castle
• File:Wooden bracewith wooden drill or bit stock but without a bit (drill), 18th century.
• File:Large compass, probably German, 18th century
• File:Large compass, probably German, 18th century
• File:Compass, probably Flemish, 18th century
• File:Pincers, probably German, 18th century
• File:Axe-hammer, perhaps Persian, 17th century
• File:Set square, steel, probably German, 18th century
• File:Vice, with loose handle, probably German, 18th century
• File:Chisel for cutting button holes, probably German, 18th century
• File:Chisel for cutting button holes, probably German, 18th century
• File:Combination tool consisting of pincers, rasps and knives, sometimes called a betel nut cutter, probably German, 18th century
• File:Compass plane, 1717 used for smoothing concave surfaces.
• File:Frame saw,18 t.p.i. late 17th century.
• File:Frame saw, late 18th century fitted with a blade (web).
• File:Hacksaw, German, early 18th century
• File:Model of the Westland S.55 helicopter, scale 1:24.
• File:Joseph Priestley's microscope made by Benjamin Martin at the New Invented Visual Glasses, Fleet Street, London, complete with all accessories 33 items.
• File:Bi-convex lens of bluish glass 1' diam in swing brass mount on pillar with circular base, 17 1/2" high, c. 1760-1780
• File:Medallion portrait by Wedgwood of Joseph Priestley in oval frame, 7 1/2" x 6 1/2", c. 1775-1780
• File:Export hydrometer made by James Clarke, no.3599, with 23 screw on bottom poise weights and 11 stem weights, in sharkskin case, c. 1760
• File:Round mahogany box 3 1/4" diam, containing 18 coloured glass bubbles for Proof spirits by A. Maroni, 34 Brunswick Place, c. 1840-1850
• File:Boxwood scale giving comparative measurement of the foot of 37 different countries and towns on one side and ells etc. on the other, c.1800
• File:One of two frows (cleaving tool), 18th century
• File:One of two frows (cleaving tool), 18th century
• File:Length of piping from Merlin Spitfire aircraft engine (see Pt10)
• File:Merlin aircraft engine
• File:Brass combined Sovereign Balance and Gauge to "weigh and gauge sovereigns and half-sovereigns", c.1850
• File:Original, tubular pattern, De Forest Audion valve, 1907
• File:Column dial by Henry Robert, Horloger, au Palais Royal, paper on wood, early 19th century
• File:Acousticon transistor hearing aid.
• File:Bonochord transistor hearing aid case.
• File:Neophone gramophone, 1904.
• File:Ames 5-spindle Recessing Machine, 1857
• File:Model of a blacksmith's shop, c.1900.
• File:Singer model 319K lock stitch electric sewing machine, by the Singer Manufacturing Company, Kilbowie, Clydebank, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, c. 1953.
• File:"Lightning" geyser by Ewart and Son
• File:Welsbach-Kern gas radiator, with fuel, c.1894
• File:Rover gas turbine motor car, Jet 1
• File:Metal Engine Cover from 1958 80 Pt.1
• File:Models showing the fission of uranium 235.
• File:Ronson butane lighter, 1958.
• File:1:12 scale sectioned model of London, Midland & Scottish Railway Dining-Kitchen car, 1932.
• File:Pair compasses, iron, with a double-action transverse screw, Italian 17th century
• File:Meat carver in stainless steel with bone handle, fork in stainless steel with bone handle, steel with bone handle, manufactured by George Ibberson and Co.
• File:Bracket clock by Ellicott, London, with two winding keys and two door keys
• File:Paraffin Lamp, late 19th century, with ceramic base
• File:Original pilot Bessemer converter from which the first cast of steel was poured at the works of the Barrow Haematite Steel Company Ltd., Barrow-in-Furness, in May 1865
• File:One of two cast-iron paraffin oil heaters, by Veritas Ltd. (Germany), about 1890
• File:Rolls-Royce V.T.O. Test Bed, XJ 314, (Flying Bedstead), 1954
• File:"Optimus" patent water closet of 1870
• File:Brown and Sharpe first universal milling machine
• File:Coffin maker's hammer, 18th century
• File:Early gas bracket
• File:A pocket micrometer , range 0" to 1" made by Moore and Wright 1961; with friction clutch and a vernier scale, stored in a protective case.
• File:NPL caesium atomic clock of 1955 (less associated electronic equipment)
• File:Orrery Clock by Raingo Frères, Paris with Sun, Earth and Moon globes on pillar stand with music box in wooden base. Original glass dome absent when acquired.
• File:Chronometer watch by Thomas Earnshaw No.498, with later barrel cover numbered 2829, balance cock and regulator. In 18 ct. gold case hallmarked 1807/8
• File:Penicillin fermentation vessel (early surface fermentation method), c. 1943
• File:Back bar for Boyle's type anaesthetic machine with vaporisers for ether and trilene, flowmeters for oxygen, cyclopropane and nitrous oxide and rebreathing bag, by the British Oxygen Company, Ltd., London, 1941-1963
• File:Model of Vostok 1, scale 1:24.
• File:Early 18th century Hand microscope and one slide with mounted specimens.
• File:Plaster bust of Sir M.I. Brunel
• File:One of three "Ericofon" telephones, c.1963.
• File:Copy turning lathe, 1857, (Gun stock)
• File:Canteen lorry model.
• File:Springfield fuel element, 1105mm x 50mm diameter, (one piece 45" long and 2" diameter).( Destroyed display panel B. of S. on 02.03.73. Sc. M. 269/57/1. A.R.B.)
• File:Dennis B.P. petrol delivery lorry, 1922, scale model.
• File:Model of Joyce's single cylinder pendulous oscillating engine.
• File:Working model triple expansion vertical steam engine.
• File:1902 lighting switchboard from Gloucester Cathedral
• File:Model of Titan II rocket mounted beside a core from the heat shield of the Gemini IV space capsule in which the U.S. astronauts, McDivitt and White, made 62 orbits of the earth 3/5 June 1965, (mounted on small wooden panel).
• File:Arithmometer by Thomas de Colmar, no.2034
• File:One of twelve boxes of matches in original packing, c1935
• File:Crompton domestic lamp fitting, one of three, c.1890
• File:Crompton circular radiator, c.1894, for carbon filament lamp
• File:Early Bell telephone and terminal panel, 1877/8, used at Osborne Cottage, 14th January 1878
• File:Port wine bottle, c. 1968
• File:K-220-A/1 picture transmitter serial no. 424607
• File:Lamp, inspection, fluorescent, bench type, 1957. P. W. Allen, Ref. A90/M
• File:Coronet Midget (1936)
• File:Aeolian "Duo-Art" Pianola.
• File:Steck Pianoforte, c.1925
• File:Early copy of Archives kilogramme, 1792
• File:Working model of an NSU Wankel rotary engine, sectioned.
• File:The double thread chain stitch machine.
• File:Rotating coil artificial kidney machine, Necker Hospital model, effectively a French-manufactured Kolff-Brigham type, made by Societe Usifroid, Paris, c.1955, and used from that date at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, London.
• File:Ampex videotape recorder, type VR 1000A, serial number 329
• File:Piece of Bessemer steel rail showing homogeneous character of the material
• File:Wrought iron lock (mid 18th century)
• File:Bezel wind wrist watch, c.1880
• File:Parautoptic lock by Day and Newell of New York, exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851, with key
• File:Working model Ferguson tractor, c. 1945 with single - furrow wheeled plough, and single - furrow mounted plough, Scale approx 1:10 complete with black wooden container.
• File:One pair B.T.H. headphones, bearing B.B.C. insignia, c. 1923
• File:Set of three fire grenades in a wire rack by Sinclair and Co.
• File:Bush television receiver, model TV22 (1950).
• File:Early junction transistor (B.T.H.), c.1953
• File:Zeiss Ikon "Miroflex" with f2.7 Tessar lens, c. 1928
• File:Projector lantern limelight burner with separate side-by-side jets, late 19th. century
• File:Short S.C.1 Vtol Aircraft XG900
• File:Model of Grimston's twine-balling machine, patented in 1860.
• File:Bramah padlock and key (1801) - the challenge lock of Lock Controversy of 1851
• File:Challenge board for the Bramah padlock, 1801
• File:Bramah lock display board from Piccadilly Ofice 1800
• File:A fire-clay retort inscribed "Wedgwood 6 1/2 ins"
• File:Crystal wireless set, No. 2 model manufactured by Brownie Wireless Company. No headphones, c. 1924
• File:Bell indicator board, c.1890
• File:String fiddle, stroviols, home model.
• File:5/8" Ogee moulding plane, c. 1720, by Robert Wooding
• File:3 of 116 Brown Brothers motor, motor cycle and bicycle accessory catalogues
• File:Wooden porridge spoon ,one of a selection of kitchen untensils, c.1895
• File:Theorbo, a stringed musical instrument, made by Voight in 1762. Transferred from V & A in seriously damaged condition. Refurbished in 1973.
• File:Model M Trinks Brunsviga calculating machine on wooden base by Grimme, Natalis and Co., Braunschweig, Germany.
• File:Victorian gentleman's leather toilet case:- 2 clothes brushes, 2 hair brushes, 2 open razors, nail trimming knife, scissors, button hook, mirror, strop, comb, hair-oil bottle, shaving brush, soap container, tooth brush container, tooth powder, bottle
• File:Bone-handled large table knife with steel blade, part of breakfast setting, by Mundy of Greenwich, 1880-1940
• File:Bone-handled small table knife with steel blade, part of breakfast setting, by Mundy of Greenwich, 1880-1940
• File:Hallmarked silver plate large fork, part of breakfast setting, worn, English, 1880-1940
• File:Hallmarked silver plate small fork, part of breakfast setting, worn, English, 1880-1940
• File:Hallmarked silver plate large serving spoon, part of breakfast setting, worn, English, 1880-1940
• File:Hallmarked silver plate small spoon, part of breakfast setting, worn, English, 1880-1940
• File:One of two willow pattern plates
• File:"Suburbia" gas cooker, c.1929, Parkinson Stove Co.
• File:1/2 pt. iron saucepan, c.1880
• File:One gravy boat, "Warwick" blue pattern on white porcelain, by Wood and Sons, c.1920
• File:One of two large iron saucepans
• File:Bone handled carving knife with steel blade, probably part of carving set, by Geoffrey Greenwell and Co of Sheffield, 1880-1920
• File:Bone handled carving fork
• File:Steel or knife sharpener for meat carving set, hardened steel with bone handle, by T. Turner and Co., English, 1880-1930
• File:Silver sugar bowl with decorative loop handle, fluted rim and globular feet, English, 1880-1940
• File:Silver sugar spoon with perforated decoration, English, 1880-1940
• File:1:6 scale model of Sputnik I
• File:Cifra 6 digital clock
• File:Point-contact transistor,type GET 2 c.1953
• File:1:4 scale model of X4 (Miranda) satellite.
• File:Church barrel organ
• File:Base unit to Church Barrel Organ, by Revington, containing two 'barrels', one in unemployed condition
• File:'Barrel' from church barrel organ, by Revington
• File:One of two specimens of Reckitt's bag blue
• File:One of two specimens of Reckitt's bag blue
• File:Newman and Sinclair model "A" cine camera no. 221 complete with five lenses
• File:Underwood electric typewriter, c. 1950
• File:Latch lock with hinged-bit key c.1860
• File:Lockable metal bung for wine cask, mid. 19th Century
• File:A back saw or sash saw, folded brass backed, made by Sorby of Sheffield, blade 350 mm long with slight taper and 9 tpi.
• File:General purpose joiner's hammer of the Warrington pattern.
• File:One firmer chisel with octagonal handle.
• File:Northern Electric Co. 701B (Princess or Comtessa) telephone, 1950s
• File:Northern Electric Co. coin telephone, type 233H, 1950s
• File:Kodak No. 3 folding pocket camera, Model B2, c. 1905.
• File:One of eight "Emitome" hearing aids with box; components of some of these being produced on NV-10-H injection moulding machine
• File:One of eight "Emitome" hearing aids; components of some of these being produced on NV-10-H injection moulding machine
• File:Wall 35mm cine camera with case and two magazines c. 1948.
• File:Steam locomotive and tender, Grand Junction Railway, (London & North Western Railway), 2-2-2 No 49, "Columbine", designed by Alexander Allen, built at Crewe Works in 1845, withdrawn in 1902, cab separated from locomotive.
• File:Apollo 10 command module
• File:Distillation apparatus made of beaten copper, consisting of a boiler, still-head and receiver. Probably 17th to 18th centuries
• File:Standard machine made brick, 20th century
• File:Mounted 12" length of submarine telegraph cable laid in 1869, recovered in 1909, encrusted with marine growth
• File:BDH Drug test kit as developed at the Laboratory of the Government Chemist Test for cannabis, LSD, Marquis, cocaine, and barbiturates. Instructions included.
• File:Vernier calliper by Holtzapffel for measuring up to 8" in 1/10" graduations and to an accuracy of 0.01" using the vernier.
• File:One of four examples of Atkinsons' lipsticks, in box, "Heart-spin" shade, c.1950.
• File:One of four examples of Atkinsons' lipsticks, in box, "First Blush" shade, c.1950.
• File:Bottles of "Pin-up" full head perm, in box, with accessories.
• File:Bottle of Gibbs' "Sunsilk" shampoo, c.1955
• File:Sinclair "Black Watch" watch kit
• File:Electron capture detector for gas chromatograph, constructed by James Lovelock, c.1960
• File:One of three of a collection of hormonal weedkillers, viz:- "4-D" (sodium salt) in glass jar, unsigned, 1970-1979
• File:One of three of a collection of hormonal weedkillers, viz:- "MCPA", in glass jar, unsigned, 1970-1979
• File:One of three of a collection of hormonal weedkillers, viz:- "Mecroprop" in glass jar, unsigned, 1970-1979
• File:Samples of Paraquat and Diquat weedkillers, in bottles, c.1976
• File:Collection of 6 containers for a range of organophosphorus insecticides (bottles and tins) , c.1976, viz:- (i) Primiphos-Methyl, (ii) Fenithrothion, (iii) Phorate, (iv) Chlorfenvinphos, (v) Menazon, ((vi) Azinphos-methyl
• File:Reconstruction of the double helix model of DNA built by Francis Crick and James Watson in 1953 using some of the original metal plates (Inv No 1977-300)
• File:Harmonium by A.H. Christophe.
• File:Token, copper, 28mm diameter. London halfpenny, 1794. (DH Mddx 477). Issued by Francis Shackelton, tallow maker. reverse, Candle making in frame mould
• File:Token, copper, 28mm diameter. Bungay halfpenny, 1794. (DH Suffolk 22). Issued by Samuel Prentice, token collector. Bigods Castle, figure of Justice
• File:Token, copper, 28mm diameter. Middlesex token, Erskine, end of 18th century. (DH Mddx 1010). bust of T Erskine, advocate in freedom trials
• File:Token, copper, 34mm diameter. Tavistock penny, 1811. (D Devon 23). Devon Mines (copper). obverse, mining engine chimney smoking
• File:Spectroscope on stand, signed "Spencer Browning & Co, London", presented to W. Johnston by student of the Newcastle on Tyne Mechanics Institute, 1863
• File:Mortar, stoneware, impressed "Wedgwood Best Composition", "W" and "N"; with ceramic pestle impressed "Wedgwood", "5" and "7", wooden handle
• File:"Easiwork" pressure cooker, 1936
• File:Circumferentor by G. Adams of London, used in 1763 on the survey of the Mason-Dixon line, 1725-1763
• File:Universal "Avometer", manufactured by the Automatic Coil Winder and Electrical Equipment Co. Ltd.
• File:Victory-Kidder rotary printing press 1869
• File:Kodak "Retina I" camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935.
• File:VT 98A air-cooled power triode, used in radar transmitters, 1939-45
• File:Cumfifolda folding push chair, manufactured 1960
• File:Specific gravity bottle.
• File:Model of a Timson "Wun-up" offset litho press, 1976, (built by the apprentices of Timsons).
• File:Greenhouse thermometer by Dudley Adams of Fleet Street. Mercury in glass on wooden board, 10 deg F to 120 deg F, c. 1798
• File:Hoover model 825, 1934
• File:GPO parcel scale by De Grave, London with 6 Imperial weights.
• File:Kenwood Sodastream model by Sodastream Ltd. of Peterborough with three bottles, 1978
• File:Dye colour shade card: labelled "The Bayer Co.Ltd... Algole Colours and Brome Indigo on Artificial Silk", dated 1912
• File:Pocket instrument set in nickel plated case with chamois leather outer case by J. Gray & Son, Sheffield, first half 20th century
• File:Portable electrocardiograph machine, No.C129668, by the Cambridge Instrument Co. Ltd., 1929.
• File:Morris Minor MM series car, 1950. Chassis no. 46032, engine no. 41550. Registration no. EFE 53
• File:Hand drill, c. 1900
• File:"Smoothwell" electric iron by Premier Electric Co. of Birmingham, c.1935
• File:Two wartime coloured wax pencils manufactured to Utility requirements, c. 1942
• File:Leica 1 non-interchangeable lens, black enamelled. Fitted with Elamr F.3.5 50mm lens with locking spring for the infinity position. Provision for clip on rangefinder, focal plane shutter speeds 1/20 to 1/500sec and tome. Leitz c.1933.
• File:Knife, fork and spoon of transparent grey perspex, designed for BEA, 1960's ribbed handles
• File:Mortice marking gauge in wood and brass
• File:One Keyhole Saw or Pad Saw with ebony handle
• File:Small iron shipwrights dividers.
• File:Long London type turn screw.
• File:Cabinet type screw driver
• File:One pair of Large 'Tower' pincers.
• File:One wooden Rule with an integral Spirit Level.
• File:Upper and lower denture set and two odd full lowers, acrylic, in acrylic box, for demonstration purposes, English, 1955-1965
• File:Zip fastener, English 'Lightning' c.1948
• File:Console for Hammond Organ, Model E Serial No. 8282, 1937.
• File:Bench for Hammond Model "E" organ Serial No. 8282, 1937.
• File:Pedal board for Hammond Model "E" organ Serial No. 8282, 1937.
• File:"No. 0 Brownie" (Model A) roll film box camera, model introduced 1914.
• File:Murphy radio, model AD94 with brown Bakerlite (phenol formaldyde) plastic case, 1940
• File:Green plastic (urea formaldhyde) condiment set, salt and petter pot on stand
• File:Egg-cup in mottled red and pink urea formaldehyde, with three cylindrical feet, slightly raised rim, probably made by London Moulders Ltd., England, 1940s
• File:"Chronoscope" for measuring reaction times, electrical mechanism in wooden case, lacks actuating switches, by National Institute of Industrial Psychology, London, early 20th century
• File:Improved Patent Magneto Electric Machine for nervous diseases, dynamo with steel magnet and brass and ebony terminals to apply to patient, all in polished wood case dated 1862
• File:Couch Unit for EMI brain scanner, installed at the Atkinson Morley's Hospital, Wimbledon in 1971 (the first used clinically), by EMI, Hayes, Middlesex, 1970-1971.
• File:'Data General' computer console for EMI brain scanner, installed at the Atkinson Morley's Hospital, Wimbledon in 1971 (the first used clinically), by EMI, Hayes, Middlesex, 1970-1971.
• File:Small mouldmade brick from courtyard around barn at Turnours Hall, Chigwell, chrome yellow colour, uneven shape c1800, 6" x 2 .5" x 1.5" approx.
• File:Pocket case of drawing instruments (incomplete) by Dollond in green shagreen case (B517; A49993)
• File:Three dental elevators, chrome plated steel, by Thackray, England, 1940-1960
• File:"C 90" Memorex cassette, high bias, one of two, as available commercially, 1980.
• File:"C 90" Memorex cassette, MRx3 oxide, one of two, as available commercially, 1980.
• File:Copper trowel, in box, presented to Earl Cadogan, for laying foundation stone of Chelsea Hospital for Women, 1914
• File:Copper trowel, in box, presented to Countess Cadogan, for laying foundation stone of Nurses Home of Chelsea Hospital for Women, 1914
• File:Spectacles, gold rims, blue lenses, given to James Brown by W. Barnington, in silver case, by Mills, Birmingham, 1853
• File:Silver ear trumpet, two pieces, telescopic, London, 1814
• File:One of two tubes, one boxed, of Dentesive denture fixative cream, by Dentesive Ltd., 58 Albany Street, London, NW1, England, 1950-1965.
• File:Dental anaesthetic syringe, Imperial type, chrome plated brass, by Dunlop, England, 1930-1960
• File:Partial upper denture, acrylic with alloy clasps, Enligsh, 1955-1975
• File:Dental forceps, No. N10, stainless steel, for lower roots, by Neville and Co., Sheffield, 1935-1965
• File:"Prodonta" contra angle handpiece, for No. 2 slipjoint, chrome plated brass, Swiss made, 1950-1965
• File:Box of "Pensacaine" lignocaine hydrochloride local anaesthetic injection cartridges, by S. S. White Ltd., England, 1975-1977
• File:H.M.V. portable gramophone No.102 with soundbox No.5B, c. 1931.
• File:6 dental excavators various patterns, double ended, stainless steel, made in France for the Dental Manufacturing Co., 1950-1970
• File:Minifon dictating machine model P55-S with Protone-Minifon microphone, 1966.
• File:Alexander Performance Scale Test material comprising: Passalong Test, Kohs' Block Design Test and Cube Construction Test with test cards and instructions in wooden case, made by Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., Edinburgh, 1946-1950
• File:Praktica Super TL Pentaprism SLR camera with normal lens, 1968.
• File:Selection of 7 of 29 item Pioneer rubber and metal printing stamps, c. 1900 (n.b. catalogue in tech-file)
• File:Flymo Super Professional 47 rotary air cushion mower
• File:BTM vertical sorter c. 1911 ICT Museum No.33
• File:Addimult, Sumax-E stylus operated adding and subtracting device.
• File:18 inch geodetic theodolite by Ramsden, late 18th century
• File:Bubble-tube level, by Fraser and Son, c. 1800
• File:"Rathbone" dental unit, cream painted steel, with associated wall-mounted operating lamp, by the Dental manufacturing CXo., England, 1946-1955
• File:Polaroid "Swinger II" instant camera, c. 1972.
• File:Small white cup in soft paste porcelain, probably containing bone ash, applied flower decoration. Bow factory, London, c. 1748-1763
• File:Whitworth standard gauges for checking and adjusting wire gauges, based on the Whitworth proposed standard wire gauge; range 0.1-0.01 inches.
• File:Kodascope Eight - 500 cine projector for standard 8 film (purchased new 1955).
• File:Ansafone MKVII telephone answering machine, c. 1970
• File:Ansafone MKVII telephone answering machine, c. 1970
• File:Clock (French) symbolising motive power, gilt bronze finish, 19th C. B 1987 with two keys.
• File:Corfield "66" single lens reflex camera with removable roll film magazine for 120 film; all in original leather case, c. 1961.
• File:Sample of "fused earth" from first atomic bomb explosion at Alamogordo, N.M., on July 16th 1945, contained in a metal and glass holder, diameter 102mm, height 33mm
• File:(B 696)"
• File:"Belling" auto-timer electric cooker, type 64 plus, 1957
• File:Boxed tube of "Clinomyn smokers toothpaste", by Trentham Laboratories, England, 1971-1975
• File:Box for "Euthymol" toothpaste, empty, by Parke-Davis, England, 1965-1975
• File:Box for "SR" toothpaste, empty, by Elida Gibbs Ltd., England, 1960-1970
• File:One of two boxed sets of Maxim's inhaler, Sir Hiram Maxims "Pipe of Peace", with drug prepared by John Morgan Richards and Sons Ltd., London, 1909-1910
• File:H.M.V. radiogram Model 1609, serial A/13 70434, c. 1950.
• File:One of five National Abortion Campaign badges (see inscriptions for details), metal, British, 1970-1981
• File:One of five National Abortion Campaign badges (see inscriptions for details), metal, British, 1970-1981
• File:One of five National Abortion Campaign badges (see inscriptions for details), metal, British, 1970-1981.
• File:One of five National Abortion Campaign badges (see inscriptions for details), metal, British, 1970-1981.
• File:One of five National Abortion Campaign badges (see inscriptions for details), metal, British, 1970-1981.
• File:Cardiac pacemaker, first implantable model, made at St. George's Hospital, prior to commercial availability, 1961-1962
• File:Strop, leather with gilt handle, in case, 19th century
• File:Shade guide for "Myerson's Special" acrylic teeth, in plastic envelope, by Myerson, USA, 1970-1980
• File:Boxed set of root canal tools for the N2 method, by AGSA-FKG, Switzerland, 1970-1978
• File:Wrought-iron three-legged trivet with handle, to support and warm pans when they are not being used for cooking on the open hearth or range, English, 1750-1850
• File:Wooden nutmeg grater carved in the shape of an acorn, unscrews, probably English, 1850-1930
• File:Kodak "Instamatic 333", 126 cartridge camera; with Atlas flash cube, 1972.
• File:Rotary electric lawn mower (Ladybird), c. 1955
• File:Synchronous mains electric clock of the self-starting type, with digital display. Made by The Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. USA. Early c.1934's
• File:Corker crash helmet. 1957. Made by J. Compton, Sons and Webb Ltd. to BS 2061/56
• File:Kodak "Six-20 Brownie C" roll film box camera, c.1948.
• File:Ricoh 500G 35mm camera, No. 05820670, with 40mm. f2.8 Ricoh Rikenon lens, c. 1971.
• File:"Imperator" contra angle handpiece set, one standard and 2 long handpieces for no.2 slipjoint with cased heads and burs with spares, by Drendel and Zweiling, Germany, 1953-1970
• File:A set of Georgian, Standard Wine Measures in Bronze (Gallon, 2 Quart, 1 Quart, Pint, 1/2 Pint)
• File:Rat Cage c1960 N716
• File:Zip fastner with plastic teeth by RI-Ri of Italy
• File:Pressed metal fuse-wire holder, North Metropolitan Electric Supply Co.
• File:One of four intercommunicating office telephones, each with ten selector buttons, manufactured by ATM, c. 1950
• File:Nooth's apparatus, late 18th early 19th century
• File:Kettle, electroplated, by Mappin and Webb, London and Sheffield, 1910-1940
• File:Tripod stand, electroplated metal by Mappin and Webb, London and Sheffield, 1910-1940
• File:Spirit burner, electroplated, by Mappin and Webb, London and Sheffield, 1910-1940
• File:One "Portia" baby spring balance, 16lb., made in England, 1920-1950
• File:Black cowhide midwifery bag, without contents, British, 1901-1930
• File:Clinical thermometer, Fahrenheit, in metal case, English, 1901-1950
• File:Graduated medicine glass with minim measure, in case by Down Bros. and Mayer and Phelps Ltd, 1930-1950
• File:1/4 minute pulse glass in metal case with ring
• File:Scissors, nickel-plated, corroded
• File:New Combination Sterilizing thermometer, Fahrenheit, in metal case with ring, foreign, 1910-1950
• File:Nail brush, bristle and wood, made by the Star Brush Co., British, 1920-1940
• File:Glass jar with metal screw lid, labelled "ligaturus", empty
• File:Glass jar with metal screw lid, empty, used for umbilical cord tape
• File:Cord powder dredger, glass and metal, by Bisurated Magnesia Bismag Ltd., London, 1920-1950
• File:Soap dish, plated metal, with soap
• File:Record hypodermic syringe, glass and metal, in metal case with 4 needles, made by Down Bros., London, 1930-1950
• File:Kidney dish, enamelled iron
• File:Bowl, enamelled iron, chipped
• File:Higginson's enema syringe, rubber and plastic, made by Down Bros. and Mayer and Phelps, London, 1930-1950
• File:Length of rubber rectal tubing
• File:Cotton wool and lint dressing
• File:Bottle, moulded glass with plastic screw cap, containing Dettol, British, 1930-1940
• File:Bottle, glass with plastic cap, containing olive oil
• File:Pram, with black upholstery, 19th century, probably English
• File:Lockheed 10A "Electra" aircraft.
• File:Altitude gauge.
• File:Bank & Turn indicator.
• File:Manifold pressure gauge.
• File:Fuel gauge 1.
• File:Fuel gauge 2.
• File:Carburettor 1.
• File:Carburettor 2.
• File:Oil pressure gauge 1.
• File:Oil pressure gauge 2.
• File:Oil temperature gauge 1.
• File:Oil temperature gauge 2.
• File:Wing flaps indicator.
• File:Fuel/Full gauge.
• File:Fuel/Empty gauge.
• File:Amps indicator.
• File:Beacon switch.
• File:Halina Super Mini Flash camera for 110 cartridge film, c. 1977; with f5.6 lens and integral electronic flash unit.
• File:Power jets (Whittle) W2/700 Turbojet engine 1944. Manufacturers serial number 18. Air ministry number AM 487847
• File:V2 rocket.
• File:Cascade generator for Philips 1.5 million volt accelerator (also known as voltage doubler stack)
• File:Aurora flask
• File:Gunpowder testing device with flintlock 18th century
• File:Acmiola professional film editor, c. 1935 (with later magnetic sound head).
• File:Brown glass dropping bottle with ridged side and glass stopper, containing clear liquid possibly chloroform, Germany, First World War
• File:Brown glass chloroform dropping bottle, with scale and cork stopper, with plated dropping nozzle, German, First World War
• File:Schimmelbusch-type anaesthetic mask with metal base and cloth cover, German, First World War
• File:Bag for anaesthetic kit, German, first World War.
• File:Green clear glass bottle for Mellins Infants Food, no stopper, unsigned, United Kingdom, 1866-1950
• File:Green glass wine bottle, possibly for spring water, by A.E. Sculap, no cork
• File:Sunderland ware jug decorated with pink lustre bands and splashes, transfer-printed designs of Wearmouth bridge and Farmer's Arms with motto 'God speed the Plough'; and a handpainted verse; made by Dixon and Co., Sunderland, 1813, height 9 inches
• File:Metropolitan police helmet, MkV, ABS plastic based, sectioned
• File:M Hohner's "Trutone" pitch pipe, c.1965
• File:Pointed nail cleaner with mother of pearl handle
• File:Penknife with ivory handle
• File:Pointed plastic nail cleaner
• File:Blade shaped hail cleaner with plastic handle
• File:Pointed plastic nail cleaner with flattened handle
• File:Small blunt knife with plastic handle
• File:Rounded cuticle pusher with plastic handle
• File:Metal nail file with plastic handle
• File:Chamois leather nail buffer with wooden handle
• File:Sprung clip with plastic top
• File:Round collar stud with mother of pearl inlay
• File:Round collar stud, with mother of pearl inlay
• File:Round collar stud, of mother of pearl(?)
• File:Case for manicure set with plastic handles, British (?), c. 1930
• File:Starburst LCD Analogue watch by Texas Instruments, the first analogue watch without moving parts, introduced in 1978. Transferred from temporary inventory no.TN7
• File:Weir's vaccinator, metal with bone handle, British, 1910-1935
• File:Clinical thermometer, Allbutt-type, by Maw, Son & Thompson with case. c.1880.
• File:Model of an open range, 1841-1850.
• File:Diamond knife for ophthalmic surgery, by Microsurgical Admin. Services Ltd., c. 1970, British, Concorde House; Concorde St.; Luton; Bedfordshire; England
• File:Electric master clock of the half minute impulse type in mahogany case. Made by the Synchronome Co. according to a patent granted to W H Shortt in 1915
• File:Pendulum for electric master clock of the half minute impulse type in mahogany case
• File:Model of a mobile mass miniature x-ray unit, showing equipment, operators and patients, English, ca. 1955 (?).
• File:One of two bricks, marked W.S.B..
• File:One of two bricks, marked 1807.
• File:Early 18th century brick from garden wall of 41 Highgate High Street, London N6
• File:Small brick from Mayland, 18/19th century
• File:"Superior Hand Cut Quill Pens" box containing six quills (one uncut, one crow quill)
• File:Sugar nippers, decorated wrought iron 18th century
• File:Tin of "Tabloid" tea supplied to British Army, made by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., London, 1914-1918
• File:Injection moulded carbon fibre reinforced nylon tennis racket, max. 150g, 1980
• File:Battery-driven hearing aid, British (?), 1950-1970
• File:Porcelain bowl, retrieved from Hiroshima after the atomic bomb explosion, August 1945
• File:One of eleven early wine bottles, mallet shaped (shape popular c. 1740)
• File:One of eleven early wine bottles, mallet shaped (shape popular c. 1740)
• File:One of eleven early wine bottles, mallet shaped (shape popular c. 1740)
• File:Goblin "Teasmade", Model D.25B, 1966, first model made at Leatherhead Works
• File:Synchronous mains electric clock of the non self-starting type by Ferranti with 24 hour alarm and illuminated dial c.1936
• File:Eudiometer, one of three of different designs, with metal cap and base, said to have been used by M. Berthelot
• File:Eudiometer, one of three of different designs, said to have been used by M. Berthelot
• File:Digital wristwatch with "jumping hour", lever escapement, Swiss, c.1932
• File:Sinclair ZX 80 Microcomputer
• File:Rectangular tooth paste pot, ceramic, for S.J. Weston's Myrrh and Borax tooth soap, prepared by S.J. Weston, London, 1850-1910
• File:Ceramic pot for oriental tooth paste, supplied by Liptrot and Co., Accrington, England, 1870-1910
• File:Scale model of a single cylinder reciprocating steam ploughing engine, ca. 1850.
• File:Quartz Analogue "no battery" wristwatch by Pulsar Quartz (CAL. V103), 1984, powered by an amorphous silicon photocell with reserve power provided by a capacitor
• File:AD Waller's model train, track gearing and replica of photographic plate used in experimental electrocardiographic work. 1887-8, Waller collection.
• File:Wooden slide used for holding photographic plate during Waller's early eletrocardiograph experiments. 1887-8
• File:Length of ornamental cast iron roof-ridge, c. 1850
• File:Electric tonic amusement machine c.1920
• File:Ferguson television receiver, 20", black-and-white, 625-line, hybrid valve/transistor, Model 3821, manufactured 1979
• File:Otis King pocket calculator (a spiral logarithmic slide rule).
• File:Circular slide rule with lockable cursor arm, plastic made by Lithocalculator Company, Calfornia, USA.
• File:Dictograph loudspeaking "master" house-telephone unit
• File:One of three Fountain pens, Parker "Victory"
• File:Skeletal leg made from polyurethane foam bones with hip replacement and spare hip prosthesis, knee replacement, nylon bone splint, carbon fibre epoxy resin bone splint, both attached by stainles steel screws
• File:Demonstration lower denture showing two amalgam fillings and two "Occlusin" light setting resin fillings, 1985
• File:Packet of 10 Dr. White's press-on regular towels, for light to medium menstruation, by Lilia White Ltd., 1985
• File:Packet of 10 "Lil-Lets" regular tampons, for medium menstruation, by Lilia White Ltd., 1985
• File:Brick from old sea wall at Rhoscolyn Bay, stamped "Seiont, Caernarvon"
• File:Early brick with frog from Lindsay, Lincs, (19th century), 9.125" x 4.75" x 2.25"
• File:A universal equinoctial sundial signed "Carl Von Mandern fecit Hafnia" (Copenhagen), 18th century
• File:DNA synthesiser designed and built by Celltech, First generation c. 1980
• File:One of two pairs of tights, 1985
• File:Rotating anode double focus rotating anode diagnostic x-ray tube insert type NVD-241
• File:Television camera tube, cylindrical. Printed paper label attached to body with sellotape: EMITRON CPS Type No.5954. Serial No. (manuscript) R134 2
• File:Philips video cassette recorder, type N1502, c. 1974
• File:Pye 800-series 9" console television/radio receiver, 1938
• File:Combined monophasic contraceptive pills, "Minovlar ED", 2 wallets each with pill packet and instruction booklet, 1970
• File:Buchet "fan" type 3 cylinder air cooled aero engine, 12 hp, 1909-1910
• File:Dentist's window display unit, illustrating ivory work and extracted teeth, made for J. Petit, Paris, c.1880
• File:Clog or Staffordshire perpetual almanac in wood with stand, first half of the 18th century
• File:Proportional compass by Joseph Jackson, London, 2nd quarter 18th century, brass with steel tips.
• File:Lambeth delftware pill jar, cylindrical, decorated in blue and white with the cherub and shell pattern, labelled EX:CORT:PERUV:D: (hard extract of cinchona bark), 1710-1740. Has no lid.
• File:Condom packaging, single packet, "Phantasma", 1930-1940
• File:German universal cubical sundial in wood with paper scales, signed D. Beringer, compass needle and cover glass missing, c.1780
• File:Adenovirus model, magnified three million times, made originally for Living Body exhibition, 1985.
• File:Pill coating machine for adding a sugar coat, machine-turned (?) copper drum on decorated brass pedestal, French, 1915-1925
• File:Morning-after contraceptive pills, "Schering PC4", by Schering, Germany, 1986
• File:Hayward's patent self-locking coal hole cover
• File:Artificial hip prosthesis, Charnley type, cobalt alloy, by Charles F. Thackray Ltd., mid 20th century
• File:Defibrillator, battery operated type 180c with type 182 rechargeable power pack and paddles, by Cardiac Recorders Ltd., London, 1970-1980
• File:Chair, London & Birmingham Railway, Wooden with buttoned brown leather seat. L & B painted on back
• File:Card table, rectangular table with ornately carved legs, top with leather inlay unfolds to reveal blue baize card table.
• File:Ceremonial Spade, Ipswich & Bury St Edmunds Railway, Cutting of the first sod-Norwich Extension of the Ipswich & Bury St Edmunds Railway Co., 25 February 1847.
• File:Ceremonial Mallet, Chester & Crewe Railway, Wooden mallet with metal plaque engraved: "Chester & Crewe Railway". This mallet was used by Jn Uniack Esq. in laying the first stone. August 1838"
• File:Cardiac pacemaker, by Vitatron Medical Dieren, Holland, 1970-1985
• File:Fidelity four-speed record player, c. 1960
• File:Breathalyser, comprising 5 sample tubes and plastic bag, in plastic casing, by Draeger Safety Ltd, Blyth, Northumberland, 1979 TEST
• File:Nitrous oxide gas cylinder (900 litre), by British Oxygen Co., 1970-1980
• File:Rule, in brass, for converting measurements in the old French system to the metric system and vice versa, signed "Lenoir a Paris"
• File:1x50 bottle of penicillin lozenges, calcium salt (benzylpenicillin sodium?), by Burroughs Wellcome, 1949
• File:Slide rule, "System Rietz", by Sun Hemmi, Japan
• File:Anatomical model of the spine, papier mâché, in two parts, labelled, by Dr. Auzoux, French, 1901.
• File:"Cardiff" peritoneal dialysis machine by Hawker Siddeley, England, 1965-1970
• File:Urine test apparatus consisting of spirit lamp, two stoppered bottles, test tube and urinometer in case, property of Dr. M. Sekulich (1902-1986), author, "Classification of Pulmonary TB", 1953
• File:Model of H.M. Submarine (Nuclear Powered) showing Starboard side of the model "cut-away" H.M. Submarine "Swiftsure".
• File:Phial, in pack, of homoeopathic rheum (rhubarb), by J. Epps, 1940-1980
• File:6" bellmetal rule engraved "Joseph Whitworth, Manchester, standard at 62 degree fahrenheit," part graduated to 64ths, c 1850
• File:1x100 box of Juvel multivitamin tablets, by Bencard, expires 1986
• File:Box containing 5 x 0.5 ampoules (2 remaining) of Adsorbed Diphtheria and Tetanus Vaccine B.P. by Wellcome, expired 1985
• File:1x7 pack of Nicorette chewing gum (nicotine), an aid to giving up smoking, by Lundbeck, expires 1984
• File:1x12 pack of Tabmint anti-smoking chewing gum, by C.C.C. Ltd., Denmark, expires 1984
• File:Bottle of "Stellon" acrylic denture material, by the Amalgamated Dental Co., England, 1955-1970
• File:"Ingersoll" wrist watch with leather strap, pin pallet escapement and luminous hour hand, 1915
• File:"Orapik" pocket toothpick, aluminium case with steel head, by Dental Concepts Inc., USA, 1987
• File:Mitchell hard blimp no.NC103 case containing: 35mm Mitchell camera body NC40; 25mm Cooke Speed Pancho lens ser.no.537163; 50mm ditto serial no.234544; 75mm ditto serial no.233124; 108mm ditto serial no.234156. Formerly used at Ealing Studios.
• File:Case containing: 35mm Mitchell camera body NC40; 25mm Cooke Speed Pancho lens ser.no. 537163; 50mm ditto serial no.234544; 75mm ditto serial no.233124; 108mm ditto serial no. 235156. Formerly used at Ealing Studios.
• File:Camera motordrive ser.no.817 NC103
• File:Case containing 1000 Mitchell magazines 3581,3584. Formerly used at Ealing Studios.
• File:Start box NC103
• File:Ceremonial wheelbarrow, West Lancashire Railway, wooden barrow with silver decorations, commemorating cutting the first sod of the West Lancashire Railway.
• File:Ceremonial Spade, West Lancashire Railway, Commemorating cutting the first sod of the West Lancashire Railway.
• File:Facit Addo 881 electric typewriter with memory (6K), c. 1979
• File:Gunner's quadrant, mahogany, with lead plumb-bob under brass cover
• File:American yard end standard in brass, engraved "County of Franklin" and stamped with the American eagle and another indistinct mark. Scale of inches and various divisions of the yard including the nail. Early 19th century
• File:Cash register, National model 422X, mechanical with paper receipt printer, serial no. 1520476
• File:Eumig C5 Zoom Reflex 8mm cine camera,c.1961.
• File:Roll of Tartan Brand lavatory paper, in original wrapping, made by Stuart, Scotland (?) 1920-1950
• File:2 metal containers, each containing 12x100mg of Distaval Forte tablets (thalidomide), by The Distillers Co. Ltd., 1958-1962
• File:3 metal containers, each containing 25 tablets of Tensival (contains thalidomide), by The Distillers Company Ltd., 1958-1962
• File:Slide rule for triangle-mesh-reinforced concrete slabs, celluloid, copyright 1909 by the American Steel and Wire Company
• File:Box containing 150ml bottle containing powder for 150ml of Vitavel Multivitamin Liquid, by Bencard, Brentford, 1987
• File:Green plastic half frame reading spectacles, no maker, made in France, 1960-1970
• File:Pair of metal framed aviator spectacles, child size, named U.F.O., made by Safilo, Italy, 1975-1985
• File:Brooch made of wire from the first Zeppelin brought-down in England, mounted on card by the British Red Cross, presumably for fund-rising purposes, c.1917
• File:Small selection of Meccano parts, strips wheels gears, tools etc from larger Meccano set.
• File:Carton of Araldite epoxy resin adhesive comprising cardboard box tube of hardner, tube of adhesive made by CIBA (A.R.L.) Ltd, Duxford, Cambridge, England, c1945
• File:Vitallium total hip prosthesis with curved standard stem and studded cup, maker unknown, 1970-1985
• File:Pair of spectacles with photochromatic lenses, plastic and metal frames, by Birch(?), 1970-72
• File:Pair of National Health Service spectacles with brown plastic mock tortoiseshell frames
• File:Portable neonatal incubator by Oxygenaire, England, 1950-1965
• File:Baby's gasmask of khaki green rubber with metal frame, made by the L. and B.R. Co., November 1939
• File:Plastic bottle of 100 tablets (8 tablets remaining) of Chewables (multivitamins and iron) by Nutrilite, USA, 1980-1985
• File:Plastic bottle of 100 tablets (6 tablets remaining) of Bio C Plus (Vitamin C), by Nutrilite, USA, 1980-1985
• File:Plastic bottle of 100 tablets (4 tablets remaining) of Natural B complex (Vitamin B), by Nutrilite, USA, 1980-1985
• File:Plastic bottle of 60 tablets (4 tablets remaining) of daily multivitamins, by Nutrilite, USA, 1980-1985
• File:One of two wooden shoe lasts
• File:Wooden foot measure, British, 1900-1940
• File:One of three empty cardboard packages for the "Tyne" Hair Restorer, by R. Cubey, Chemist, Blaydon-on-Tyne, 1890-1915
• File:Box containing jar of Hazeline Snow, cosmetic skin cream, made in USA, by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., 1910-1940
• File:Twelve "Tabloid" pleated compressed sanitary towels with attachment, size number 3, by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., 1910-1940
• File:Packet of perfumed effervescent bath salts (BADZOUT), in box, Belgium, 1930-1950
• File:Field operation instrument set in cotton roll within metal box, by Down Bros., London, 1940
• File:"Emisonic 4264" hand-held revolving ultrasound transducer assembly, by Nuclear Enterprises Ltd., Edinburgh, 1979
• File:Patent model of improved orrery by John G. Moore of Philadelphia, US Patent 51072 dated 21st November 1865, with original tag.
• File:Addac adding machine, marked for American currency, finger-operated wheels, serial no. 00516
• File:Watch with Flamenville dead-beat escapement, signed Josh Harris, London, 120. In silver pair-case with London hallmark for 1759
• File:"A Phrenological Chart of Character" pamphlet by Mr and Mrs Stackpool E O'Dell of the London Phrenological Institution recording a consultation by a Mr Goodman in 1921, recording character, health, diet and appropriate marriage partner
• File:Model AD36 Ekco radio receiver, 4-valve TRF domestic receiver in circular Bakelite phelonic plastic case, by E K Cole Limited, Southend-on-Sea; England, 1935 (see note).
• File:Shepherd's crook used on hospital farm
• File:One of four numbered iron crosses used to mark the graves of patients buried in the hospital grounds
• File:Orrery patented 1897 (No.578,108 USA) and 1910 (No.958,139 USA) by Alexander Laing and manufactured by Laing Planetarium Company, Detroit, Michigan.
• File:Thunder house, said to have been used by Galvani to show how a lightning conductor works, Galvani collection
• File:Representative sample of the equipment used for maintaining the Greenwich Time Service from about 1965 to 1990 comprising six racks of electronic equipment, two end doors, five rear doors, three covers, printer and sign
• File:Bracket timepiece in mahogany case with silvered dial signed "Dutton & Co, London, V R 1874". Supplied by C. Sansom, Montpelier Street, Clockmaker to the Department of Science and Art (South Kensington Museums)
• File:Implantable cardiac pacemaker by Telectronics, Sydney, Australia 1980-1990
• File:Mikros 02 single chamber implantable cardiac pacemaker, by Biotronik, German, 1981-1990
• File:Casio College FX-80 pocket scientific electronic calculator, in carry case.
• File:4 packs salt
• File:3 packs instant dried skimmed milk
• File:3 packs of sugar
• File:2 tea bags
• File:1 pack of coffee
• File:1 pack of beef stock drink
• File:1 book of matches
• File:1 pack of chewing gum
• File:11 sheets of lavatory paper
• File:1 can opener
• File:1 milk chocolate bar
• File:1 packet of rolos
• File:1 packet of boiled sweets
• File:1 packet of Dextrose tablets
• File:1 packet of dried oxtail soup
• File:1 packet instant dried apple and apricot flakes
• File:2 packets Brown Biscuits
• File:1 packet fruit Biscuits
• File:1 packet oatmeal block
• File:1 tin baked beans in tomato sauce
• File:1 tin bacon burgers
• File:1 tin beef spread
• File:1 tin steak and kidney pudding
• File:1 recipe sheet/contents list
• File:Horizontal magnetic sundial in wooden case. ? German, c.1800. (B3273)
• File:Universal equinoctial sundial of the Augsburg type, signed on the base "Johan Schrettegger in Augsburg". German, c.1800. (B1670)
• File:Universal equinoctial ring sundial signed "Cary London", English, c. 1800 (B1673).
• File:Universal equinoctial ring sundial signed "J Gilbert Tower Hill London". English, second half of the 18th century. (B1698)
• File:Mechanical equinoctial sundial for latitude 52 degrees, one sight missing. French, c.1800 (B3275)
• File:Cray 1a Supercomputer, serial number 11, manufactured by Cray Research Inc. in the USA
• File:Transistor, early British Experimental Device from Pye Radio Research Labs, early 1950's
• File:Universal inclining sundial signed "Dollond London". English, first half of the 19th century. (B1682)
• File:Universal inclining sundial signed "W Cary LONDON", in original case. English, c.1800 ( B1700)
• File:The Ardente Hearing aid, manufactured and sold by Mr.R.H. Dent's, Oxford Street, London, England, 1920-1930
• File:Single sand-glass in four pillared wooden mount. 17 minutes. Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. (B3247)
• File:Single sand-glass in five pillared wooden mount. 69 minutes. Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. (B3184)
• File:Single sand-glass in five pillared wooden mount. 15 minutes (average). Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. (B3192)
• File:Single sand-glass in five pillared wooden mount. 6 minutes. Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. (B3183)
• File:Single sand-glass in four pillared wooden mount. Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. (B3243)
• File:Single sand-glass in four pillared wooden mount. 29 minutes. Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. ?Ship's watch glass. (B3194)
• File:Single sand-glass in four pillared wooden mount. 55 seconds. Horne Type B. Second half of the 18th century. ?Ship's log glass. (B3244)
• File:Single sand-glass in three pillared wooden mount, 3 minutes 37 seconds. Horne Type C. Egg timer, 19th century. (B3242)
• File:One of six packets of `Junior Vitachieve' multivitamins and minerals, designed as an IQ increasing dietary supplement, endorsed by the Dietary Research Foundation, made by Healthcrafts (Booker Nutritional Products Ltd.), Byfleet, Surrey, 1991
• File:Polar planimeter by G. Coradi, Zurich. 1894
• File:Darning `mushroom' 3V hand torch, provisional patent 23054, manufactured by Eastbourne Plastics, 1925-1950
• File:35mm Lumiere Cinematographe, camera, printer, projector, serial number 8.. Lumiere perforation.. Fitted with Krauss Zeiss Anastigmatic f6-3, 54mm lens No.10209. Made by Jules Carpentier, 1895/6.
• File:Plaster phrenological head of Gall, founder of phrenology, by James De Ville (1777-1846), Strand, London, 1823
• File:Plaster phrenological head of Sparrow by De Ville, London, c.1824
• File:Plaster phrenological head of 'Mrs H', by De Ville, London, c.1824
• File:Plaster phrenological head of John Pallet, murderer, by O'Neill, Edinburgh, c.1824
• File:Plaster phrenological head of unidentified individual, by O'Neill, Edinburgh, c.1824
• File:Verge watch with fusee, in engine turned enamelled gold hunter case decorated with split pearls. French mid 18th century. (B4420)
• File:Portable fluoroscope, by Pattersons X-ray screens, circa 1917
• File:Small surface Thermopile, probably used in the Applied Physiology Department at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, by unknown maker, 1930-1950
• File:Cambridge Vertical Vibrograph, numbered C94063, probably used in the Applied Physiology Department at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, by the Cambridge Instrument Company Ltd, Cambridge, England, 1927
• File:Model locomotive: Wooden; 2-2-2 locomotive No.1 "A Watkin". Made for Sir Edward Watkin by the South Eastern Railway Workshops for his son Alfred
• File:Lectures on phrenology, physiology, etc. April 3-10 1851. On yellow paper, 58x23cm. In frame, 64x28.5x2cm.
• File:Front wheel and tyre from Condor Mountain Bike. (Note: Inv.no 1993-577 pt.1 to pt.3 were exhibited in the Science Box Exhibition in Spring 1993)
• File:Two pedals from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Rear wheel and tyre, including freewheel and splined shaft on which to mount eight speed rear socket set, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:18 steel balls from rear wheel bearings, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Smallest sprocket from eight speed rear sprocket set, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Ball bearings in cage, from steering head bottom bearing, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Ball bearings in cage, O-ring, adjusting ring, and locking ring, from steering head top bearing, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Two rear brake arms, brake blocks, springs, and washers, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Rear brake cable, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Rear gear change cable, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Front gear change cable, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:Saddle including saddle pin, from Condor Mountain Bike
• File:The first Atomic Force Microscope, built by Calvin F. Quate, Gerd Binnig and Chistoph Gerber, United States, 1985.
• File:MICROTAC mobile cellular telephone model no F09UTD8924AA, serial No 745DPU0206. by Motorola Inc. USA, 1993, complete with nickel cadmium battery
• File:`Sylentflo' Electric Hair Dryer, MkII, ivory, 230V-250V, 400W, no.9987, manufactured by Fractional H.P. Motors Ltd., Hendon, London, NW9, England, 1945-1965.
• File:Walnut and brass scale model (1:50 approx) of the 'Great Paris Telescope' exhibited at the 1900 Paris Exposition, a stationary 1.25 metre refracting telescope (57 metres long) with a 2 metre mirror siderostat.
• File:Genetic engineering home cloning kit by Genemsco, USA, 1993
• File:`Improved chondrometer' of steelyard type with box pivot signed De Grave Short & Fanner, 59 St Martin Le Grand, London, EC and wooden strike, mid 19th Century.
• File:"Hotlock Food Conveyor", insulated candle-heated food hot box, for emergency feeding purposes, 1945-1959
• File:Supply of bakelite bowls bearing the Ministry of Food logotype, in cardboard box, for emergency feeding purposes, manufactured 1945-1951
• File:Improved Ellis aquatic-type Microscope (c.1795) by ADAMS LONDON, silver and finely worked, rackwork focus, 4 silver-mounted magnifiers with dissecting tools; in fine silver-mounted light green shagreen case
• File:Claude Lorrain Mirror of black glass (c.1750-70), round, in sharkskin case
• File:Government Stamp (c. 1770-1790), used by English customs to stamp paper at Chepstow, for the paper tax during the reign of George III. Deeply cut brass with G.R./CROWN CUSTOMS/PAPER/ CHEPSTOW. Lignum vitae handle
• File:"0-2" bench micrometer based upon N.P.L. design and made by Sigma Instruments Co. Ltd., Letchworth in 1944 and fitted with a fiducial indicator.
• File:Integrated circuits, 50 off, dual operational ampilfiers, type LM358P in plastic packaging, Texas Instruments, representing of 1980s technology
• File:Model of Victor B2 nuclear bomber in anti-nuclear white flash finish.
• File:One two wind tunnel models of the Avro 730 supersonic bomber, on plinth.
• File:Model of proposed supersonic transport, to fly at Mach 1.6 in the troposphere, using Lock-Bagley wing. Sometimes known as Project Saturn.
• File:Wind tunnel model of the Scimitar aircraft.
• File:Radar echo measurement model of the Vulcan aircraft.
• File:Model of Javelin fighter aircraft with Firestreak air to air missile attached.
• File:Low speed wind tunnel model of Handley Page HP118 supersonic transport. Wings merge into fuselage. Alternative concept for Concorde.
• File:Display model of Gazelle helicopter.
• File:Smiths, non-luminous, air speed indicator, Mark IVA.
• File:One of three mechanical hand calculators.
• File:Engineers v Foreman games night trophy in form of micrometer.
• File:Wind tunnel model of Spitfire Mk. I. First all metal wind tunnel model built at R.A.E., on stand.
• File:Clocking in clock as used at RAE until 1976.
• File:Navigator's parallel rule, Capt. Field's Improved.
• File:Wind tunnel Models of Delta shaped Merged fuselage , elongated Narrow Delta , and hollowed out undersurface models in Concorde wing shape developement.
• File:Two of five-piece `Daleware' square saucepan set in aluminium alloy, for use on electric hotplates. Registered number 842902. Manufactured by John Dale Ltd., London, N11, England, 1942-1948.
• File:Panasonic S-XBS Personal Stereo Cassette Player Model No RQ-S44, serial no. SEOFA09891, by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., Japan, 1991
• File:Stereo Earphones with remote control switch
• File:Lithium battery CR2016, 3v. (packed in pt 5)
• File:DNA Gel Electrophoresis apparatus for school use, 1993
• File:Kundo Space Timer Clock, synchronised to the 77.5 kHz time signals from the DCF 77 radio transmitter at Mainflingen, near Frankfurt, Germany, made by Kieninger und Obergfell GmbH, St Georgen/Schw, Germany, in 1988.
• File:Bottle of Eucalyptus essential oil, one and two, for use in aromatherapy, from Neal's Yard Remedies, London, 1994
• File:Bottle of Lavender essential oil, one and two, for use in aromatherapy, from Neal's Yard Remedies, London, 1994
• File:Horlicks mixer made in England, c.1940
• File:Calculating rule by Lenoir in centimetres with conversions. Early 19th century
• File:A dressmaker's test, parts chosen for display, comprised of needles, bodkins, pins and 2 pieces of webbing with red thread attached. 1918-1939.
• File:A 'Timothy I' test of mechanical aptitude (test apparatus only).
• File:Ceramic model of sperm, as a `Piggy Bank', c.1970
• File:Ceramic model of contraceptive pill, as a paperweight, c.1970
• File:Sinclair Cambridge Memory Electronic Calculator 1974
• File:Watson Greenhough binocular microscope serial no.122110, made in 1957.
• File:Morphy Richards `Cyldon' door chime, type B120, c.1948
• File:Name plate from early motor car, with surface embossing which states: U.S. Long Distance, 271 Automobile Co., 307 Whiton St. Jersey City, N.J.
• File:Name plate from Early motor car with surface embossing which states: Etablissements Turgan & Foy Automobils. A Petrole Brevette, S.G.D.G. type B2 no.114, 96 & 98 Rue Carnot. Levallois - Perret (Seine) Paris. Car available 1899-1906
• File:Name plate from early motor car, with surface embossing which states: Voiture Legere Clement, type VCP, no.154 Levallois Paris Panhard & Levassor. Car available 1899 to c. 1905
• File:Champion spark plug gap too with box, type M4. Embodies feeler gauges for: 0.40, 0.50, 0.60 mm; 0. 70, 0.75, 0.80mm. New condition in cardboard box. In use 1955-1966
• File:Champion spark plug, type 8-COM, in original cardboard box, c. 1958
• File:Coquilla nut turned wooden nutmeg (or other spice) grater with cover which unscrews, probably English, 1800-1899
• File:Rototype SM3-k-b Cheque Signing Machine, Serial no. 33157, c. 1985, with mains lead, operating keys, plastic cover, and one signature roller (defaced for security)
• File:Horse-measuring stick by E. Newton, Grantham
• File:Toy helicopter from Manila, made from cooking oil can, 1982-1983.
• File:One of two tortoise toy from the paper offcuts, Philippines, 2, 1982-3
• File:Reuseable buttons from textile recycling project, OXFAM, Huddersfield, 1974-1979.
• File:Drinking cup made from 2 or 3 stage moulding process combining new clear plastic and opaque recycled plastic, from Isambagh, India, 1979-81
• File:Skipping rope from recycled products, West Yorkshire, 1974-9
• File:Gong mallet made from recycled rubber, Indoniesia, 1979-81
• File:Maquette for SKB Health Schools Project winner: The Importance of Sleep and all rights of reproduction and usage in perpetuity.
• File:The British Vacuum Cleaner, early electric 'box' type, model "FF", no.4079, DC or AC 220V or 50 cycles, by British Vacuum Cleaner Co. Ltd., London. c.1912-1914
• File:Rawlplug Electric Hammer, model B, serial no. 1024, for drilling holes for wall fixings and for general hacking, pointing and chase cutting. fitted with bit. Marketed by Rawlplug Company, c. 1950
• File:Bendix 'Dialamatic' electric washing machine, model MH, serial no.15558 59C, by Bendix Home Appliances, Birmingham, England, c.1958
• File:Register of patient departures, discharges, transfers and deaths (blank), from Brighton County Borough Asylum/St. Francis Psychiatric Hospital, Haywards Heath, 1900-1970.
• File:'Shadow Mono-ski' sports wheelchair with accompanying hand held guide skis, for alpine events, manufactured by Quickie for Sunrise Medical Ltd, England 1993-1995
• File:Ribbon microphone used by the BBC, by Electrical Musical Industries, Great Britain.
• File:Ordnance Survey Map, Liverpool and Manchester. Scale 2 miles to 1 inch. 1900-1910
• File:Self-registering rotameter used by S.F. Cody (in cardboard case). 1908-1920
• File:Mondex Electronic Cash System, including Telephone Reader, Wallet, and Balance Reader, 1996
• File:Health Education model used in Nepal for teaching the means of infection in tuberculosis and the necessity of maintaining the course of medication, made for Models for Rural Development, London, ca. 1982.
• File:Folded copper sheet mathematical model.
• File:Folded copper sheet mathematical model.
• File:Model !:100 Ariane V Launcher, 1996.
• File:Model 1:20 European Communications Satellite, (ECS), 1983.
• File:'The Master' tin opener and sardine server, by L & L Products, England, c1950.
• File:"Magimix" food blender, serial No. 3/9394, with mixing bowl attachment. Manufactured and supplied by E.J. Bowman (London) Ltd., 1951.
• File:A sample of Penicillium mould presented by Alexander Fleming to Douglas Macleod, 1935.
• File:Megger portable appliance tester, PAT1, serial number 0310993, made by Thorn EMI Instruments Division, Archcliffe Road, Dover, Kent.
• File:Avo Minor multimeter, DC only, ranges selected by plugs, 6, 30, 120mA, 6, 60, 300V, and 10000 ohms, serial number 65222-1041, by Avo Ltd., Avocet House, 92-96 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1.
• File:Taylor Junior multimeter by Taylor Electrical Instruments Ltd., 419/424 Montrose Avenue, Slough Bucks., serial number WB65379, AC/DC volts 10 to 1000, DC mA 1 to 500, 2000 and 200000 ohms, movement damaged.
• File:"As Above, So Below", wood carving symbolic of the ideas of G.I.Gurgjieff, with three levels: Methane Molecule, Perfected Man, the Trinity. By Professor M. W. Thring.
• File:"Stages of Self Perfection", wood carving symbolic of the ideas of G. I. Gurgjieff, by Professor M. W.Thring.
• File:Freud electronic laughing ball, made by Hyman Products Inc., 1990-96
• File:'sweet cigarette' style confectionery sticks with fictitious brand name of "Krakatoa, one of five different packets, in packaging that accurately parodies that of real cigarettes, manufactured by Ferton-France S.A., France, 1995-1996.
• File:Fairy Soap, one complete, unopened pack,
• File:LT7 loop tester, BM403/2 trip voltage, insulation and continuity tester, and CBT3 RC tester, from Megger test equipment kit model MTK18, 1997.
• File:Japanese abacus supplied by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, 1996.
• File:Stethoscope;Unstamped headframe. "Med Supply" (Followed by indistinct lettering but may be "ASSN") stamped on Skinner's chestpiece. The tubing an amalgam of black and red rubber (so-called "Arabesque" finish). Mid 20th Century.
• File:Mangle.
• File:Galvanised bucket.
• File:Galvanised scrubbing tub.
• File:Wooden washboard.
• File:Wooden folding clothes horse.
• File:Child's chain stitch Singer model 20 sewing machine first introduced in 1910.
• File:Child's Bissell's Junior carpet sweeper. Manufactured by Bissell Carpet Sweeper Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA, 1928.
• File:World War II blue mottle bakelite electric hand torch for use during the 'black-out', 1939-45.
• File:World War II green mottle bakelite electric hand torch for use during the 'black-out', 1939-45.
• File:Kenwood A101 electric toaster, 500W, serial no. 42225. Made in England by Kenwood Mfg. (Woking) Ltd., Havant, Hants. 1957.
• File:Creda No 762 electric toaster with open element. No. 4515A, 220-230V, 2.6 Amps, enamelled cast iron base and top; wood handle, c.1914-1920.
• File:Fitzroy barometer, paper scale with Admiral Fitzroy's remarks, by S. Maw & Son, London, unsigned and thermometer signed Bourne & Taylor, London, 1880.
• File:Ford model T Tourer, 1916. Reg. No. PP7963, Engine No. 1,122,607.
• File:Pair of wooden roller skates, 1870-1890.
• File:STAR TAC mobile telephone by Motorola, Alencon Link, Basingstoke, Hampshire, 1997.
• File:Child's mincer, cast iron with clamping screw, 1930-1950.
• File:Swan brand 'Mayfair' coffee percolator, 1.75 pints, 230-150V, 400W, Cat.No.4805, regd. des. 856838, with flex and socket. Made in England by Bulpitt & Sons Ltd. Birmingham. 1948-1960.
• File:Santay chrome knob automatic cigar lighter with box, 1954.
• File:A model of a Marshall Class MP single cylinder horizontal engine used for electrical power and lighting generation c.1896. Model built 1970-1978.
• File:Ten wooden patterns used to make the castings for a model of a Marshall MP. 10" x 14" Steam Engine c.1896.
• File:Metric volumetric rule with graduations for 0.05 to 100 litres
• File:Glass fronted display case of G.K.N. screws, bolts, washers etc., c1948-1960.
• File:Aero-Flyte' Nimbus' model aircraft kit for beginners, 30 inch wing span, made from balsa wood , packed in original box with plan and building instructions. Made in Australia, 1972.
• File:Jumper knitted from the first fleece of the sheep named 'Dolly' which was the first animal to be born as a result of cloning an adult cell.
• File:Boots Ring Plan Standard 5-inch slide rule with plastic sleeve and instructions
• File:BMW Isetta 300 Microcar, 1961. Reg No 27 CAC.
• File:Irvin motor vehicle seat belt length with two anchorage devices attached. There is a 'male' type clip at one end and this is locked with Inv1998-293 Pt2.
• File:Irvin motor vehicle seat belt length with one anchorage device attached. There is a 'female' type buckle at one end and this is locked with Inv1998-293 Pt1. The buckle is marked, 'Dynasafe'; BS3254; Ejectomatic sixty six.
• File:Gubela yellow coloured 'cats-eye', containing two cats-eyes on one side only of the device.
• File:Combined hypothermia thermometer and advice card, produced by Eastern Electricity for their elderly customers, London, England, 1994-1995.
• File:Messerschmitt KR200 micro car (bubble car), Reg. No.RSY 333
• File:Excell M2 Pocketphone, cellular mobile phone made by Excell Communications, 1987
• File:Model E-1 'Electric Build-it Set' by Electric Games Co., Inc Holyoak, MA, USA
• File:SAAB type 93,3-cylinder, 2-stroke motor car, 748cc engine capacity, light green colour, Registration No PSK 767B. Manufactured in 1956.
• File:'Smart' flexible keyboard
• File:Titanium prosthesis joint one of a collection associated material, representing joint replacement technology, some of which have been developed at the Orthopaedic Research Unit at the Redhill and Dorking Hospitals, Surrey, 1900-92.
• File:Tracy, a transgenic ewe. Genetically modified to produce a human protein (alpha antitrypsin) in her milk, 1990-97.
• File:Table-top coin-operated football goal-scoring machine, with approximately 18 to 19 of 50 old pennies, entitled 'Master Football Game', 1930-69.
• File:Fiat 600 motor car, 1956.
• File:Yamaha 'Silent Violin', with piezo pick-up for listening through earphones or external loudspeaker, model SV-100K, consisting of violin body, bridge, strings, (no bow or case), 1997-1999.
• File:Yamaha 'Silent Cello' electric violoncello, model SVC-100, with piezo pick-up for listening through headphones or external loudspeakers, comprising violoncello body, bridge, strings,(no bow),made by Yamaha Corporation, Japan,1997-1999.
• File:Bar-top font for dispensing lager, with cold-water jet for cooling glasses prior to dispensing, with three outlets, badged as Stella Artois, Leffe and Hoegaarden, including drip tray and drain, made by Antoine, 1990-1998.
• File:Pelvis in Median Section with Uterus in ninth month of pregnancy, removable foetus, ca. 1990.
• File:Cycle helmet for adults, type 'Trax Kinetic', by Halfords, large size, colour blue, 1998
• File:Board game called 'Tummy Ache', for up to 4 players ages 3-10, a game to give children practise at recognising and matching shapes, produced by Orchard Toys, Keyworth, Notts, for Macdonald 345, 1983.
• File:Hasbro 'Think-A-Tron' electronic question and answer computer, by Hassenfeld Brothers, Inc. Central Falls, Rhode Island, USA, ca. 1962.
• File:Con Edison's Plan Your Kitchen Kit, a kitchen planning aid supplied free to customers by the Consolidated Edison Company, New York, ca. 1958.
• File:Ceramic mug moulded into the form of a face, marked 'Cadbury's Bournvita' on the base, used for children's drinks in the early 1950s, made for Cadbury's, 1950-1959.
• File:Safety razor, brass, with two packs of single-sided blades, in brown crocodile skin case, marked 'Bedford Trade Mark', 1900-1970.
• File:'Velvet' safety razor in red cardboard box, legend inside advertises `Velvet' blades, `The reliable penny blade', as obtainable from Woolworth's, 1D each, made in England, 1940-1975.
• File:Electric razor in tan coloured leather case with two press-stud fastenings, marked 'Razor Model S, patented, AC DC 9 Watts', made in Canada for Schick, 1950-1975.
• File:Electric carving knife, by Kenwood, model A1012, mains operated with lead and plug and two interchangeable interlocking blades with covers, made in China 1990-1996
• File:Bottle of Cod Liver Oil compound, colourless glass bottle with screw cap and label, filled with cod liver oil, marked 'for infants from one month onwards', produced for the Ministry of Food, London, W1, 1945-1955.
• File:'Orris Root' amulet in plastic packet with paper label 'worn to find and hold love', manufactured and distributed by Ceridwell, Beverley Hills, CA, USA, 1996.
• File:'Shaman's Aroma-therapy Mini Dream Pillow', woven cotton pillow containing herbs, paper label 'Scents of America', distributed by Matchless Gifts, Laguna Niguel, CA, USA, 1996.
• File:Green liquid in screw-top bottle labelled 'Nancy B. Watson's Healing Water - activates self healing, gives emotional lift', 1996.
• File:Quartz crystal shaped to form a point at one end.
• File:1 packet of 2 Durex Safe Play coloured condoms, lubricated with Sensitol, made in 1995 to BS3704: 1989, expiry October 1997.
• File:1 packet of 2 Durex Safe Play black condoms lubricated with Sensitol, made in 1995 to BS3704:1989, expiry February 1997.
• File:1 packet of 3 Durex Elite condoms, spermicidally lubricated using Nonoxynol-9, made to BS3704:1989 in 1995, expiry January 1998.
• File:1 packet of 3 Durex Fetherlit super-thin condoms spermicidally lubricated using Nonoxynol-9, made in 1995 to BS3704:1989, expiry April 1998.
• File:1 packet of 2 Durex Surefit slim profile condoms, non-spermicidally lubricated with Sensitol, NHS pack, made in 1995 to BS3704:1989.
• File:1 packet of 2 Durex Ultra-strong condoms lubricated with Sensitol, made in 1995 to BS3704:1989, expiry December 1998.
• File:1 packet of 3 Durex Jeans condoms, spermicidally lubricated using Nonoxynol-9, made in 1995 to BS3704:1989, expiry January 1999.
• File:1 packet of 2 Durex Safe Play minty condoms to BS3704:1989, non-lubricated, made1995, expiry 1997.
• File:Pair of "swivel-walkers" designed for another child, born with complete absence of lower limbs (amelia). Designed at the Ontario Crippled Childrens Centre - Canada and modified in U.K. Made by Fletcher/Hanger 1966.
• File:"Openshaw" carrying hand with broad leather wrist gauntlet. Spring thumb with catgut thong and small ring, for opening by pull-cord. Made by Anderson & Whitelaw, c.1914-18 war.
• File:Hobbs, left mechanical hand. Linked index and middle fingers articulated at middle joint. Other fingers and the opposed thumb are rigid. Round wrist. Bowden-type cable routed centrally through wrist. Patent specimen 1918.
• File:Black and decker hand held electric vitrifier (angle grinder) fitted with a disc and with two spare discs to be used for fetling work; c. 1953.
• File:Milk carton advertising an Aids helpline, Australian, 1985-1993.
• File:This solar powered car, known as MAD DOG II, was built in 1998 by a joint staff-student team at the South Bank University. The team included Dr Mike Duke, Dr Andrew Shacklock and Mr Nigel Burgess from the South Bank University.
• File:Model of female white baby at 22 to 23 weeks development, by Freeborns, 1998.
• File:Model of male white baby at 22 to 23 weeks development with nappy, by Freeborns, 1998.
• File:'Wheelok' vehicle wheel clamp, by Hansons, police model PII, used by Metropolitan Police to immobilise vehicles, 1999.
• File:Artifical heart from The Jarvik Artificial Heart System, donated by The Papworth Hospital, c1980. Non clinical use only, not for implant.
• File:Promotional toy from surplus of intensive care baby equipment, Orange cuddly toy, possibly Tiger cub, with black stripes and mane, blue nose, pink tongue, long tail, 1990s.
• File:Promotional cot sheet with animal imprints from surplus of intensive care baby equipment, 1990s.
• File:Paper garment pattern, by Simplicity, entitled 'Misses' dress in two lengths', number 9707, size 10, designed in 1971, comprising 11 pattern pieces, instructions and envelope.
• File:Paper garment pattern, by Simplicity, entitled 'Misses' dress in two lengths', number 9497, size 10, designed in 1971, comprising 11 pattern pieces, instructions and envelope.
• File:Paper garment pattern, by Simplicity, entitled 'Miss Petites' and Misses' bias-skirt, vest and pants', number 5206, size 10, designed in 1972, comprising 9 pattern pieces, instructions and envelope.
• File:Paper garment pattern, by Simplicity, entitled 'Misses' skirts in two lengths', number 7625, size 10, designed in 1976, comprising 7 pattern pieces, instructions and envelope.
• File:Paper garment pattern, by Simplicity, entitled 'Misses' bias-skirt in two lengths, shirt and top - (Top designed for knit fabrics only)', number 5196, size 10, designed in 1972, comprising 15 pattern pieces, instructions and envelope.
• File:Two normal 'L' angle dowsing rods, made from copper welding rods, 1994.
• File:Two forked-twig dowsing rods, 1994
• File:Telescopic dowsing rods, pair, 1994
• File:Personal Computer by Apple Computers model Apple I, 1976-1979.
• File:Espresso Presto ! six-cup microwave espresso pot. Made in Spain by de Galicia Vigo for Whittard of Chelsea, London. 1999.
• File:Hand-held roadside breathalyser, type Lion Alcolmeter S-L2A, used by Metropolitan Police officers, UK, late 1990s, giving a red/amber/green light indication of alcohol in breath.
• File:Two quartz synthesizer direct-drive turntables, Technics SL-1210 Mk2 model, made 1999.
• File:Specimen 'green' American Express charge card, 1997-1998
• File:Earthenware mug, marked `Foreign 5540/10', probably Italian, c1962
• File:`The Activity' paint roller with metal paint tray and card storage box. A Wallpaper Stores Product. 1954-1964.
• File:`Royal' all transistor tape recorder Model IM-501, with microphone and earphone, and original packaging. Serial No. 04114. Made in Japan c1958-1965.
• File:`Melaware' plastic bowl, maroon. English c1960-1970
• File:`Melaware' plastic butter dish, grey. English c1960-1970.
• File:`Electrux' ZA48 cylinder vacuum cleaner. Serial No. E6009319, 230-250V, 300W, A.C.; 25-60 C/S, or D.C. ,with full set of accessories. Made in England by Electrolux Ltd. c1955.
• File:Silk scarf, `Festival of Britain' design, with Festival emblem pattern, 1951
• File:Malting floor tile
• File:Five of fifteen cotton reels, various sizes and makes
• File:Bottle of `Super Quink' permanent black ink, 1fl.oz (29cc), by The Parker Pen Company, England. 1940-1965
• File:Bottle of Waterman 88 Bleu Nuit ink, approx. 2 ozs, made in France c.1950
• File:Sunbeam Ironmaster Model X21 electric dry iron, 225-250V, 780-970W, AC only, with maroon plastic body, chromed soleplate. Made by Sunbeam Electric Limited, East Kilbride, Glasgow c1955
• File:Apollo 11 Lunar Lander kit (21-7-69). First moon landing 1969.
• File:Model, Apollo Saturn V rocket, Airfix, scale 1:144, made from kit - Series 9; pattern number SK911 (First moon landing 21st July 1969), 1969.
• File:Box for Apollo Saturn V rocket model, Airfix 1 : 144 scale kit - Series 9; pattern number SK911 (First moon landing 21st July 1969), 1969.
• File:`Picturegoer' (The national film weekly) 20pp., for week ending January 3, 1953. Printed in Great Britain by Odhams(Watford) Ltd., and published by Odhams Press, Ltd., Long Acre, London W.C.2.
• File:Salon electric hair dryer, `Airlux', Serial No. 174, manufactured by Osborne, Garrett & Co. Ltd, London W1. (and at Birmingham, Glasgow & Manchester). c1938
• File:LP `Mister Rock `N' Roll', Bill Haley and the Comets. Ember Records, EMB 3041. Distributed by Pye Record (Sales) Ltd. First issue, 1969
• File:LP 'Six-Five Special !' based on the successful BBC TV series. Parlophone (EMI) label PMC 1047. First issue 1957
• File:LP Cliff Richard and the Shadows, soundtracks from Cliff's first film musical `The Young Ones'. Columbia (EMI) Records 33SX 1384. 1962
• File:LP Dave Clark Five `Catch Us If You Can', Columbia Records (EMI) 335X 1756. First issue 1965
• File:The Spotniks (in Paris) . Extended play EP record. EP-7078. First published 1963 Oriole label (inc.cover sleeve)
• File:Steiff donkey on wheels
• File:English teddy bear: golden mohair
• File:Poured wax doll,with head turned to one side; inset,large vivid blue glass eyes with inserted lashes, well shaped lips, eyebrows and long brown curled wig, on a fabric body with wax lower limbs, in a white lace trimmed gown.
• File:English wooden doll,circa 1780, of simple skittle form with painted gessoed head, applied brown wig,fabric arms, in remains of original gown.
• File:Shoulder papier-mache doll accompanying English wooden doll.Circa 1840, with leather body, wooden lower limbs in original dress.
• File:Sky-Rocket with coloured stars, 3/-. Brock's ` Crystal Palace' Fireworks, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1945-1960
• File:Radio Rocket, 3/-. C T Brock & Co.'s `Crystal Palace' Fireworks Ltd., Hemel Hempstead, England. 1945-1960
• File:Sky-Rocket with coloured stars, 2/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1945-1960
• File:Empire Rocket, 2/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1945-1960
• File:Red, White & Blue Rocket, 2/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1945-1960
• File:"Standard" Sky Rocket displaying animated stars, 3/-. "Standard Fireworks" Ltd., Huddersfield. 1950-1965
• File:"Standard" Sky Rocket displaying coloured stars, 3/-. "Standard Fireworks" Ltd., Huddersfield. Made in England. 1950-1965.
• File:"Standard" Sky Rocket displaying coloured stars, 2/-. "Standard Fireworks" Ltd., Huddersfield. Made in England. 1950-1965
• File:"Standard" Sky Rocket displaying streamer stars, 2/-. "Standard Fireworks" Ltd., Huddersfield. Made in England. 1950-1965
• File:Vertical Wheel, 10/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace ' Fireworks. Hemel Hempstead, Herts. England. 1945-1960
• File:"Standard" Triangle Wheel, 3/-. Standard Fireworks Ltd., Huddersfield. 1950-1965
• File:Bouquet of Bright Roman Candles. 5/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1945-1960
• File:"Standard" Bouquet of Roman Candles. 5/-. "Standard Fireworks" Ltd., Huddersfield. 1950-1965
• File:Coloured Roman Candle, 3/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks. Hemel Hempstead, Herts. England. 1945-1960
• File:Radio Roman Candle. 3/-. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks. Hemel Hempstead, Herts. England. 1945-1960
• File:Red, White and Blue Roman Candle. 1/6d. Brock's `Crystal Palace' Fireworks, Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1945-1960
• File:Brock's `Crystal Palace' Silver Fountain. 2/-.max. price. Hemel Hempstead, Herts, England. 1950-1970
• File:Ceramic-bladed kitchen knife, brand 'Caddie', with wooden handle, including plastic sheath for blade and presentation box, Japanese, by Hokiyama Cutlery Co. Ltd, 1999.
• File:Small frying/omelette pan, titanium non-stick coating bonded onto aluminium base, made in Germany, SKK brand, 1999.
• File:Microwave oven, by Samsung, type 'Primo M6234', 1990s.
• File:Electric guitar, by 'Vision', white body and neck with black inserts, 1990s.
• File:Aluminum tennis racket, by Wilson, type 'Sampras Tour 27', moderate power,
• File:Golf club, men's, by Hippo, type 'Woosie wood', graphite shaft with metal head, 1999.
• File:Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) computer games console, with 'Alien 3' game cartridge and one hand-held controller, 1992.
• File:Mass produced Volksempfanger radio, type VE 301 W, made in Germany between 1933 and 1945 by Sachsenwerk Niedersedlitz. Length 270 mm, Depth 155mm, Height 390mm. Materials - bakelite, textile, metal, glass
• File:Portable Laptop Computer (rugged) by Grid Defence Systems Limited model Compass
• File:Goblet, glass, to commemorate the opening of the Newcastle High Level Bridge, York Newcastle & Berwick Railway, 16 January 1850.
• File:Telegraph block instrument, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, single-needle type.
• File:Citroen 2-CV Motor car, 1952, 375cc, first registered in France as Reg. No. 537BV43; English Reg. No.RSU 742.
• File:Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Tunnel, 2 March 1825
• File:Commemorative spade used to turn the first sod of the River Lee Conservancy's new cutting through Horse Shoe Point, Clapton, on 12 July 1878
• File:Packet of 20 Ginseng herbal cigarettes, tobacco free and nicotine free, in packet of Oriental design, made by Honeyrose Products Ltd, Stowmarket, Suffolk, England, 1999
• File:Packet of 20 Silk Cut Super Low cigarettes, king size, made by Benson and Hedges, Old Bond Street, London, W1, 1999.
• File:Packet of 20 Marlboro Lights, Filter Cigarettes, king size, in a soft packet, made for Marlboro in the EU under authority of Philip Morris Products Inc., Richmond, VA, USA, 1999.
• File:Chubb burglar alarm control box, not marked.
• File:Core of surfacing and base of M1 motorway, Leicestershire, cored in 1985.
• File:Strain gauge (electric), type Bofors Electronik, made in Sweden, type KRG4 std, rated force 10KN, serial no. 5074.
• File:Packet of 'Sweet Afton' Fine Cut hand rolling tobacco, named after Robert Burns' ballad 'Afton Water', sealed inside multi-laminate pouch for freshness, made by P.J. Carroll and Co. Ltd, Ireland, c.1999.
• File:Hedges The Snuff L260, snuff in circular, silver-coloured metal tin, made by Hedges L.260 Snuff Ltd., Great Britain, c.1999.
• File:Pipe, mass-produced, painted bright red, used for smoking tobaccos or other contents of smoker's choice, labelled 'Tattoo', possibly the name of the maker, made in Holland, c.1999.
• File:Gibbon-Mayo pump oxygenator (screen type) heart-lung machine, made for the Middlesex Hospital by Custom Engineering & Development Co, St Louis, MO, USA, in 1958; with replica oxygenator cover made by Science Museum Workshops, c.2000.
• File:Pint milk bottle, glass, for pasteurised milk, from Express Dairy, with advertisement for Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
• File:Four-section folding walking-stick, in plastic wallet, made by Smith and Nephew Homecraft Ltd, UK, 1999
• File:Guitar effect pedal, wah-fuzz type, by Coloursound. In box, 1999.
• File:Casio gents LCD digital watch, black resin case and strap, in packaging, model F-91W, with alarm, stopwatch, 7-year battery life. 1999.
• File:Packaging from chilled 'ready meal', Marks & Spencer 'Indian Menu', 1999.
• File:Packet of 28 Pampers 'Baby-Dry' disposable nappies, for newborn babies (2-5kg), 1999.
• File:Ceramic side plate, purple and white, 1999.
• File:Ceramic cereal bowl, purple and white, 1999.
• File:Ceramic mug, purple and white, 1999.
• File:Necklace made from shells, 1990s.
• File:Kodak 'Fun Flash' disposable 35mm camera with built-in film and flash. 39 exposures, made in France, 1999.
• File:Pair of spectacles, nickel-free metal frames, silver colour, plano lenses, sprung legs, made by Specsavers, type 'Dorian', 1999.
• File:Pair of spectacles, titanium-alloy metal frames, grey colour, made by Specsavers, type 'Titan', 1999.
• File:Preservative-free buffered sterile saline solution, for use with soft contact lenses, 120ml, metal cannister with plastic lid, by Specsavers opticians, 1999.
• File:Preservative-free daily cleaner for soft contact lenses, 20ml, plastic pot, 1999.
• File:Contact lens storage pot, 2 baskets for lenses dipping into plastic pot to hold the cleaning fluid. Made by Specsavers, 1999.
• File:Contact lens disinfecting tablets, 32 tablets for soft contact lenses, made by Sauflon Pharmaceuticals for Specsavers opticians, 1999.
• File:Chinese wok, round-bottomed, wooden handle, 1999.
• File:Mamod miniature steam tractor in box, made in England, 1999.
• File:Lego 'basic' bucket of bricks, number 2229, for 3- to 7-year-olds
• File:Tasco 300x children's microscope, with accessories and packaging, 1999.
• File:Nikko 'Strike' radio-control car, scale 1:20, in box, with controller and batteries, 1999.
• File:Victorinox 'Swiss Army' knife, made in Switzerland, model 'Climber', with packaging, 1999.
• File:Lego 'System' kit to make a helicopter
• File:Crystal radio kit, for children, by 'Smart Labs' from Natural Science Industries UK. In box, 1999.
• File:Rubik's cube puzzle, in packaging, made in China, 1999.
• File:Alesi lemon juicer 'Juicy Salif', cast aluminium, designed by Philippe Starck, with box, 1999.
• File:Kenwood 'Gourmet' food processor, model FP101PK101/AD with accessories, 1999.
• File:Electronic talking 'Lovable Bear' child's toy, with speech synthesiser, in packaging, 1999
• File:Hand-operated coffee bean grinder, made in Taiwan, mahogany-coloured wood body, 1999.
• File:'Moka' Express 9-cup stove-top espresso coffee maker, by Bialetti, Italian, 1999.
• File:Synergy 'Hybrid' DJ's turntable mixer, for mixing the output of two turntables. Boxed, 1999.
• File:Ashes box, used by crematorium to send remains by post, plastic 'polyurn' type, adult-sized, 1999.
• File:Ashes box, used by crematorium to send remains by post, metal type, child-sized, 1999.
• File:Three of thirty six wooden clothes-pegs, sprung type. 1999.
• File:Three of fifty coloured plastic clothes-pegs, sprung type. 1999.
• File:Wooden bowl, made of mango wood in the Philippines, 1999.
• File:Eight memory modules, 30-pin Single In-Line Memory Modules, for PCs, each being 0.5Mb.
• File:Pair of roller-blades, aluminium chassis, by Salomon, type 'FT-8 men's', UK size 9.
• File:Fashion spectacles, 1950s
• File:Necklace and matching earrings. Pink plastic and gilt metal. 1950s.
• File:Triumph stockings. Two pairs of Velure hosiery nylon full fashioned stockings, in box. 1950s.
• File:Lever Micro System powder detergent dispenser (for washing machines). 1990
• File:Ariel powder detergent dispenser, blue top, for washing machines. 1992
• File:Ultra powder detergent dispenser, red top, for washing machines. 1992
• File:114-piece tool kit sold as a general-purpose handyman's kit. box, 1999.
• File:Stanley 'Jet Cut' hardpoint tenon saw, ref. 1-15-216, 11 teeth per inch, 12" saw, made in France 1999.
• File:DeWalt cordless hammer/torque drill/driver and battery, 12V, 1999.
• File:White oak plane, Japanese, type 'Senden Blue Seal - Kanna', 1999
• File:Chisel, Japanese, type 'Hideo Bronze Seal Oire Nomi', 48mm, red oak handle, 1999.
• File:Double-edged saw, Japanese, type 'Tokubetsu Bronze Seal Azebiki Nokogiri', 90mm, 22tpi / 12tpi, 1999.
• File:Beading saw, Japanese, type 'Samurai Bronze Seal Semai Dozuki Nokogiri', 240mm, 9 tpi, 1999.
• File:Saw, Japanese, type 'Anzenkamisori Silver Seal Seiun Ryoba Nokogiri', 240mm, 1999.
• File:Microsoft "Windows" operating system, version 3.1, non-USA, 1992. In box with manuals and 3.5" disks.
• File:Talk With Me! Barbie doll, 1997.
• File:Bank Americard 'Visa' credit card, 1980-1983.
• File:Kodak Instamatic 25 126 roll film camera, c1968
• File:Daewoo vacuum cleaner, model RC-300Y, with packaging. 1999
• File:Gillette "Sensor Excel for women" razor, with two blade cartridges and razor stand, on display card, 1999.
• File:Gillette "Mach 3" razor, with two blade cartridges and razor stand, on display card, 1999.
• File:Bag of ten Bic disposable razors for sensitive skin, 1999.
• File:Two Motor Fuel coupons, '5E', KB 339150 and KB 339151, issued under the authority of the Minister of Fuel and Power, 1950.
• File:Clothing Coupon Book 1947-48. E L Eagle. Book No. AB 958650, containing some magenta, olive and crimson tokens.
• File:National Health and Pensions Insurance Contribution Card, with stamps intact. (Johnstone) 1946.
• File:National Registration Identity Card. Diana E. Barnes, 1951.
• File:National Savings Stamp book, 1943. For 50 stamps, one 6d. stamp present.
• File:Ministry of food Ration Book 1952-53. (A H Stocks) No. BB 977791, majority of coupons intact.
• File:Booklet. 'Family Guide to the National Insurance Scheme', 1948. Some annotations, underlining. Prepared by the COI for the Ministry of National Insurance and published by His Majesty's Stationery Office.
• File:'Contraband' card game, Pepys series, boxed, manufactured in Great Britain by Castell Brothers Ltd., London, 1950-1960
• File:Picnic set, cased, by Sirram, comprising two thermos flasks, sandwich tin, storage jar, four cups, four saucers and four spoons. 1950s
• File:Curtain, yellow, brown and orange cotton fabric. 1950s
• File:Kitchen curtain, predominantly red, with abstract geometric interconnected patterns. 1950s
• File:Enfield carbine (deactivated); c.1860.
• File:Casio "Casiotone MT-30" electronic keyboard, musical instrument. 1980-1981
• File:Wooden tennis racket, by Slazenger, type 'Royal Crown', size medium, 1970s.
• File:'Stinger' tyre-deflation system, used by the Metropolitan Police to stop cars c1999.
• File:Husky 'Hunter' mobile data terminal (hand-held computer) with built-in modem, used to record details of vehicles which had been removed or clamped by the Metropolitan Police Service for illegal parking, 1980-89.
• File:Remington 44 revolver (deactivated) manufactured by Remington Small Arms Factory, USA. Bears an inspector's stamp. c.1863.
• File:LP original soundtrack recording `Lawrence of Arabia', music composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre, performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Colpix Records (Pye International), NPL 28023. First published 1963.
• File:"Microban" washing up liquid containing antibacterial agent. Produced for Sainsbury's supermarkets as part of a wide range of products.
• File:Argus "300" panoramic, blower cooled colour slide projector, with slide changer and spare lamp. Manufactured in Australia by Fotek Corporation Pty. Ltd., manufacturing unit of Hanimex Pty Ltd., Old Pittwater Road, Brookvale, N.S.W. Australia. c. 1960.
• File:'GATSO' radar speed-trap camera housing, the first installed in U.K. with modern replacement contents, installed on Twickenham Bridge in 1992, removed and refurbished for display, 1999-2000.
• File:Wolf 'Challenge' domestic electric drill, c. 1960.
• File:Mullard 100 kcs circuit block. FF1 B8 920 00 (red) x 4 on printed circuit board. 1965
• File:Mullard 10 pin 100 kcs circuit block 2.2N1 B8 930 01 (orange), with plastic pin cover. 1965
• File:Mullard 10 pin 100 kcs circuit block 2.IA B8 940 02 (yellow), with plastic pin cover. 1965
• File:Mullard 10 pin 100 kcs circuit block OS1 B8 950 01 (green), with plastic pin cover. 1965
• File:AI-23B Radar controlled system used for air interception in conjunction with a weapons system.
• File:Barbie doll
• File:Black Barbie Doll
• File:Black Ken
• File:Volkswagen Beetle Motorcar, 1300cc, Registration No: FPM 422C, Maroon colour, 1965.
• File:Hino Contessa 1300 Sedan, 1965.
• File:Red Poppit beads, small beads, made by Chelton Ltd (formerly Chelton Electrostatics), c.1954.
• File:Pearlised green Poppit beads, small beads, made by Chelton Ltd (formerly Chelton Electrostatics), c.1954.
• File:Pink Poppit beads, large beads, made by Chelton Ltd (formerly Chelton Electrostatics), c.1954.
• File:Packet of three household cloths by L-Bo-Grease. Made in England c.1955
• File:A.R.P. whistle, on link chain with button clip. Made by J. Hudson & Co. Barr St., Hockley, Birmingham. c. 1942
• File:Automobile Association (AA) car badge, No. 3C25051, c.1964.
• File:Kodak 'Brownie' 127 roll film camera, fitted with a 'Dakon' fixed lens, by Kodak Limited, England, 1953-1958
• File:Bag of fifteen disposable ballpens, assorted colours, WH Smith brand, 1999.
• File:Disposable fountain pen, type 'V4', by Pilot, colour blue, on display card, 1999.
• File:Disposable rollerball pen, type 'V5', by Pilot, colour black, on display card, 1999.
• File:Morphy Richards pop-up toaster, model TUID, in cream, No. LC 20539, c. 1956.
• File:Container of food colouring: 'Tartrazine', E102 (yellow).
• File:Container of food colouring: 'Poncean 4R', E124 (red).
• File:Container of food colouring: 'Brilliant Blue FCF', E123 (blue).
• File:Container of food colouring: 'Green S', E142 (green).
• File:Container of food preservative: 'Potassium sorbate', E202.
• File:Container of food preservative: 'Sodium Benzoate', E211.
• File:Cotton dress, sleeveless v-neck, with rustic and floral banded design. By Blanes (size 12). 1950s
• File:One Penny piece, Irish, 1928.
• File:One Penny piece with hole in centre, English West Africa 1936 (Edward VIII)
• File:Half Penny piece, Australia (George V), 1922.
• File:Half Penny piece, British (Edward VII), 1910.
• File:One Penny piece, British (Victoria), 1900.
• File:Ten Pfennig piece, Germany, 1876.
• File:Half Franc piece, Switzerland
• File:Oval pyrex casserole dish in decorative plated metal stand.
• File:Channel Tunnel Assembly Kit
• File:'Baccalite' - the electric roulette game, by The Chad Valley Co. Ltd., Harborne, England. c.1928-c.1938.
• File:Miraculum magnetic question and answer quiz game. European c.1915.
• File:The Dover Patrol or Naval Tactics board game, by H P Gibson & Sons, London. c.1928-c.1932.
• File:Box of 6 Dunlop tennis balls, ca. 1937.
• File:Tennis Racquet from ca. 1927.
• File:Boxed bath set, 'Freesia' by Yardley, comprising two wrapped bars of soap, three wrapped bath salt cubes, and tin of talcum powder. Made in England by Yadley, 33 Old Bond Street, London, 1950s.
• File:Face powder compact, 'Flatter-Face', Tropical. In original box. Made in England by Richard Hudnut. 1950-1965.
• File:Face powder pack, 'Evening in Paris', peach powder. Made in England by Bourjois, 1950s.
• File:Pair of small glass tumblers, with Festival of Britain logo printed on the front, 1951.
• File:Johnson's 'Travelkit' first-aid outfit, empty tin only, no contents. By Johnson & Johnson (Gt. Britain) Ltd., Slough, England. c. 1960.
• File:Tin of Cusson's Imperial Leather talcum powder. Made in England by Cusson's, 84 Brook Street, Grosvenor Square, London W1. c. 1955.
• File:Publicity folder containing details of housing available through George Wimpey & Co., Limited, on the Putteridgebury Estate, Stopsley, Luton; and the Lewsey Farm Estate, Luton, Bedfordshire, 1957.
• File:Box of 'Kudos' pure soap flakes, unopened, with contents, by Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd. c. 1950.
• File:Roll of "Hillcrest" medicated pure toilet tissue. An L. P. M. product, c. 1950.
• File:Festival of Britain, 1951, empty tin, lid decorated with Festival logo. Possibly for sweets or tobacco. 1951.
• File:British Railways and London Transport pocket map, 'Welcome to London' for the Festival of Britain, 1951. Printed in Great Britain by Greycaines, Watford, 1950.
• File:Copy of 'Picture Post' magazine. March 6, 1943 (Vol. 18 No. 10). Published by Hulton Press Ltd., 43/44 Shoe Lane, London EC4. Printed by The Sun Engraving Co. Ltd., London and Watford, Herts.
• File:Tin of 'Casco' casein glue, grade A dry powder to be mixed quickly with water. Manufactured in Great Britain by Leicester, Lovell & Co. Ltd., Ebley Mills, Stroud, Gloucestershire. c. 1955.
• File:Tin of Household Brand gold lacquer, made by the makers of "Enamel-It". c. 1955.
• File:Tin of Household Brand brushing cellulose, made by the makers of "Enamel-It". c. 1955.
• File:Tin of "Enamel-It" claret coloured fine lacquer. c. 1955.
• File:Tin of "Starline" Chinese Black Lacquer. Made in Britain by The Starline Varnish & Enamel Co. Ltd., Southend, Essex; and Westbury, Nr. Brackley, Northants. c. 1955.
• File:Bottle of "Shampoo 88", French style shampoo. 1950s.
• File:Advertising shop window sign for Littlewoods football pools. c. 1960.
• File:Jar of 'Brylcreem', by County Laboratories Ltd., Brentford, England. c. 1960.
• File:Packet of Belgian washing powder, 'Yes!', by Procter & Gamble, Brussels. c. 1960.
• File:Tin of Household Brand luxury gloss enamel, white. c. 1955.
• File:Glass fruit bowl, with printed geometric decorative band, marked (etched) 2202/67. English, c. 1967.
• File:Graphite 9-foot fishing rod, type Greys Kielder, hand-made in Alnwick, UK, 2000.
• File:Dinky toy No. 101, 'Thunderbird 2', with push button undercarriage release, detachable pod, with opening ramp door, containing Thunderbird 4. A Meccano product. Made in England. 1966-1973.
• File:'Lady Penelope's Fab 1' die-cast metal car from Thunderbirds, by Dinky Toys. No. 100. Weaponry wanting. Made by Meccano, 1973.
• File:Toy 'Dalek' from the BBC TV Series 'Dr Who - The Mysterious Daleks'. Battery operated. Made by Louis Marx & Co. Ltd., Swansea. c. 1966.
• File:Bild Lilli doll. Made of all-rigid plastic with jointd limbs, blond hair in ponytail with front curl, painted black earrings and heels, wearing a blue and white polka dot dress. 1955.
• File:Miniature Bild Lilli doll (unclothed), made of all-rigid plastic and jointed limbs. 1955.
• File:Toy James Bond spy watch, by Gilbert, USA. In original packaging, 1967.
• File:Disposible "1-Day Acuvue" contact lenses (20) in box.
• File:'Do It Yourself' magazine, March 1962. Printed by Bournemouth Times Ltd., Branksome, Bournemouth, for the proprietors and publishers, The Bazaar, Exchange & Mart Ltd., Link House, 24 Store Street, London WC1.
• File:'TV Times', London July 9 - July 15, 1966. Printed by Sun Printers Ltd., Watford and London, and published by TV Publications Ltd., Television House, Kingsway, London WC2.
• File:'Home-Made Gadgets' magazine, Vol.5 No.3, March 1952. Published by Postlib Publications Ltd., Swan House, Kingsbury, London NW9, and printed by G.G.S. (Printing) Ltd., Burne Street, London NW1.
• File:'The Living World of Science' (In Colour), Collins Pageant of Knowledge Series. First printed in this edition 1962. This impression 1971. Published, printed and made by William Collins Sons & Co., London and Glasgow.
• File:Drinks Tray advertising 'Park Drive' cigarettes. c. 1960.
• File:Ashtray, advertising Woodbine 'the great little cigarette'. Earthenware. c. 1960
• File:Beer Mat. Watney's Red Barrel. c. 1960.
• File:Beer mat. Guinness, the order of the Day. c. 1960.
• File:Beer mat, Best of all - smoke Woodbines. ITC 17265.
• File:Beer Mat. Cherry B by Britvic. c. 1960.
• File:Beer mat. 'And a packet of Smith's crisps.' c. 1960
• File:Three identical 'Babycham' drink glasses. c. 1965
• File:Small glass tankard, Butlin's Christmas 1961
• File:Castrol XL30 motor oil can (1 gallon). C C Wakefield & Co. Limited, London and New York. c. 1960
• File:Bryant & May's book matches 'Over 100 Years of Good Matches', Bryant & May Ltd., London E3. c. 1960.
• File:Dunhill cigarettes shop display card. c. 1946.
• File:Piece of bathroom curtain fabric. Off-cut only. Penguin and gull design on yellow background. 1955-1965.
• File:Curtain, with transport themed pattern on grey and white background. 1950s.
• File:Sievert blow lamp, 1/2 pint, 0.33 litres paraffin tank, type 538. Made by Max Sievert, Stockholm, Sweden. c. 1950
• File:Apple II monitor A2M2010P
• File:'Billy' doll, marketed to the gay community, 1999.
• File:Vickers-Maxim machine gun (deactivated), smooth jacket, complete with tripod.
• File:THALOMID (thalidomide) in blister pack marketed for use in treating leprosy, HIV infection and some cancers under strictly controlled conditions
• File:Model of double-hulled tanker; 52,127 gt; 96733 dwt, "Olympic Serenity" (1991), original prototype built by Sumitomo Heavy Industries, launched 20 January 1991
• File:Photo album with decorated front cover, ca. 1900.
• File:Part of scale model of Bromley By Bow Centre - a healthy living centre.
• File:Personal Computer by Apple - model Apple II S/n A2S126608
• File:Parker 51 fountain pen, 1951-1968.
• File:RAC Car Badge
• File:11' Greenheart fly fishing rod by Warner and Sons, Redditch, c. 1915. 3 pieces and a spare tip.
• File:9' fly fishing rod by Allcock & Co. made of split cane "the Colonel". Two pieces.
• File:Brompton L3 folding bicycle, by Brompton Bicycle Limited, Brentford, Hounslow, London, England, 1999.
• File:Cyclist's face mask, worn to minimise pollution in air breathed by cyclist.
• File:Box for Welsbach gas mantle. 1900-1930.
• File:Box for Welsbach gas mantle. 1900-1930.
• File:Glass and brass oil lamp, designed to fit into a candlestick.
• File:Folding joiner's bench, the fore runner of the 'workmate' bench;c1969
• File:Regular Army, Certificate of National Service. No. 198515 PP Kelly. Army No. 23558272. 1958.
• File:4" Picador Roto-saw attachment for Cub and Cubmaster electric drills. 1956 - 1966.
• File:'Dominion' badminton racket by Lillywhite Frowd Ltd., c. 1950.
• File:Three traditionally made shuttlecocks of cork and goosefeathers. 1950 - 1960.
• File:Dunlop Maxply Under 5 badminton racket with steel shaft. c. 1965.
• File:Electric mantle clock, Smith's 'Sectric'. 200/250V, 50 hertz. Made in England, c. 1940.
• File:'Bel' cream maker, Empire Jubilee Model. Patent No. 448775. Made in England, c. 1940.
• File:Nier Fuerhand paraffin lantern (hurricane lamp) model Baby 275. Unused. Made in Germany. 1960s.
• File:Anglepoise table lamp, made in England by Herbert Terry and Sons Limited, Redditch. c. 1938.
• File:Ford Model-T ring spanner; stamped, Ford T/1849.
• File:A piece of cable donated by Buro Happold, constructors of the Dome.
• File:One piece steel sheep shears by Ward, English, 1880-1950.
• File:'Un-easy Easy' chair. A model scale 1:5 of an award winning chair to show the relationship between structure and tensional forces in a practical application, 1994.
• File:Modern chair. Beech and plywood 'Jason' chair by Danish architect Carl Jacobs for the London firm, Kandya Limited. c. 1953.
• File:Cricket bat, Cyril Washbrook autograph by Slazenger, 1940-1949.
• File:Orange and black vulcanite fountain pen with gold knib, ca. 1925.
• File:Portable "Spinney" transistor radio by Perdio Radio Co., England, 1965.
• File:Child's seaside rubber bucket. Made in England, c. 1957.
• File:Child's seaside rubber spade. Made in England, c. 1957.
• File:Boxed "Record" 045 multi-plane, 1950s.
• File:Scotch brace, 1890s.
• File:One of two wood chisels 1950s.
• File:One of two wood chisels 1950s.
• File:Tailor's shears, c. 1850.
• File:Tenon saw, 1950s.
• File:"Stanley" hand drill with drill bit, 1950s.
• File:Archimedes drill, 1900.
• File:Tailor's shears, 1950.
• File:Wooden foreplane, 1900.
• File:"Record no.6" plane with instructions leaflet
• File:1942 edition of Ulysses by James Joyce.
• File:FANUC 6-TB numerical controller for lathe.
• File:Toyoda Automatic Loom, type G, made in 1926.
• File:`CORA', Conditioned Reflex Analogue device designed by William Grey Walter and built by Bunny Warren at the Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol, c1953
• File:Ticket issuing machines from Wembley Stadium.
• File:County of London plan, published by MacMillan, London, 1943.
• File:1948 Vespa 125 scooter, made by Piaggio.
• File:Telephone handset 'Viscount STM 9601R', red, made by STC for British Telecom, 1982-1983
• File:'Bayko' house, 1949-1959. Built from a number 2 Bayko Building Set made by the Plimpton Engineering Co., Liverpool.
• File:Cast iron cholera grave marker, with an inscription (rusted) "J J 1862" and a lion's head at the head end.
• File:Button shank machine, patented 1794 (patent no. 2010) by Ralph Heaton, Birmingham.
• File:Nintendo "Game Boy" hand-held games console, serial no. G09081254, with "Tetris" game cartridge, 1989.
• File:BP Solar's Pyramid of the Future Solar Showcase, 1:50 scale architect's model.
• File:Coatee of the 1st Royal Lancashire Militia, early nineteenth century.
• File:Bristol Siddeley ' Thor ' Ramjet , 1958.
• File:Fuel Injection Section of Bristol Siddeley ' Thor ' Ramjet, 1958.
• File:Lighthouse optic from Eilean Glas lighthouse.
• File:Architect's model of Vauxhall Cross, for Terry Farrell & Partners, ca. 1988.
• File:Airfix Orion 2001 spacecraft, original issue 1969.
• File:Radio set containing original printed circuit boards by Paul Eisler, 1942.
• File:Child's 'Hoovermatic' twin tub washing machine, made by The Chad Valley Co. Ltd., ca. 1964. (Victoria & Albert Museum number Misc 1036:1-1992).
• File:Child's red typewriter, Mettoy 'Prefect', ca. 1965. (Victoria & Albert Museum number B.203-1993).
• File:Plastic aircraft kit and box. Pan Am Jumbo Jet Boeing 747, unassembled, by Aurora, 1968. (Victoria & Albert Museum number Misc 584-1990).
• File:Blue Jasper Wedgwood vase . (Victoria & Albert Museum number 2415-1901).
• File:First prototype of the "Clock of the Long Now", made by the Long Now Foundation, 1999.
• File:Blue painted tea plate, Danish, 1923-1950.
• File:Blue painted cup, Danish, 1923-1950.
• File:Blue painted saucer, Danish, 1923-1950.
• File:Leather rugby ball, by Gilbert. Laced, with yellow stitching. c. 1958.
• File:Austin Healey Sprite
• File:Afrika Bambaataa and Soulsonic "Planet Rock", 1982, vinyl 12 inch single.
• File:Kraftwerk "Trans Europe Express", 1977, vinyl LP.
• File:Main components of Thomas Thwaites's, The Toaster Project, 2009
• File:Mould component of Thomas Thwaites's, The Toaster Project, 2009
• File:Replica of toaster component of Thomas Thwaites's, The Toaster Project, 2009
• File:Penny-slot mechanical tobacco box, all brass with key, on four ball feet, Rich's patent, Bridgwater, English, 1770-1830
• File:Oak snuff box, circular, detachable lid with inset medallion commemorating the Great Exhibition, 1851, Heaton factory, maker, English, c. 1851
• File:6 used cartridge cases with clip, owned by Sir John Furley, c. 1900
• File:Wooden snuff box, oblong, with hinged lid, hunting scene carved on lid, made in England, 1840-1860
• File:Circular pewter spittoon with removable funnel-shaped lid, English, 1771-1850
• File:Brass oblong tobacco box with canted corners, delicately engraved with stay scenes on lid and base, floral scrolls on long sides, Dutch, 1700-1830
• File:Large light-coloured bronze mortar and pestle, mortar has wide flared rim, straight sided, 2 rounded handles and decoration, decorated shaft of pestle, European, 18th century
• File:Spring steel slave whip, 19th century
• File:Rosewood and silver lemon squeezer, in two halves, hinged with long handles, probably English, 1890-1920
• File:Glazed clay tobacco pipe, with curved horn stem, made in England (?), 1880-1920
• File:Silver tobacco pipe with wooden bowl inset, cone shaped bowl with scene of two people, small tubular stem with fluted body, French, 1771-1850
• File:Meerschaum tobacco pipe, with carved horn stem and silver mounts, Bavarian, 1790-1840
• File:One of two pairs of long steel scissors, decorative handles and finger loops, are with indistinct inscription on blades, possibly English, 1631-1700
• File:One of two pairs of long steel scissors, decorative handles and finger loops, are with indistinct inscription on blades, possibly English, 1631-1700
• File:Tobacco box, oblong with special compartment holding a short clay tobacco pipe, brass box, hinged lid, applied brass plaque in low relief of Crystal Palace, English, 1850-1855; see card for long note
• File:Ivory snuff box with silver rim, hinged lid with shipping scene engraved on top, erotic brothel scene on underside showing a woman being shaved while client looks on, English, 1714-1760
• File:Oval enamelled box, with hinged lid and mirror inside lid, possibly for patches, a souvenir from Bath, English, 1761-1820
• File:Pottery statue, entitled "Old Age" depicting a man on crutches, Staffordshire, 1800-1830.
• File:Tin measure with handle and spout, for filling shells with gun powder, possibly English, 1900-1920
• File:Pewter tobacco box, oblong with rounded ends, hinged lid, convexed base, plain, Dixon and Son, maker, English, 1751-1850
• File:Tobacco pipe, meerschaum with ivory silver mounted stem, 1790-1830, Bavarian
• File:Truncheon with linked head, wood and iron, English, 1750-1850
• File:Knife, fork and steel with horn handles, in leather sheath, Europe, 1551-1800
• File:Gold memento mori finger ring, with transparent setting containing human hair, possibly 18th century
• File:Carving instrument, possibly used in making ivory dentures, steel with lignum vitae handle and silver mounted lignum vitae lid, Europe, 1701-1850
• File:Tinder pistol, all steel grasshopper variety, tapering steel band handle with elliptical button at end, pin trigger, tinder well, spill receptacle, steel pin feet, European, 1750-1800
• File:Handcuffs, iron, probably English, 1601-1830
• File:Opal glass perfume bottle with gilt decorationBrisol glass, English, 1890-1920
• File:Cast lead tobacco jar, square with cambered lid surmounted by dolphin shaped finial, hunting scenes on jar panels, English, 1790-1860
• File:White china three-handled invalid feeding cup, graduated in ounces, English, early 20th century
• File:Fleam, steel blade in brass sheath, by Palmer, United Kingdom, 1831-1870.
• File:Cat o'nine tails, whip-cord with wooden handle, reputedly British Navy, 1700-1850
• File:Leather snuff box, boat-shaped, with two snuff compartments and circular hole through base, made in England, 1750-1850
• File:Dome shaped pewter hot water bottle with screw cap on top, cap has ring handle, English, 1751-1850
• File:Pewter shaving mug, probably English, 18th century
• File:Tin-glazed earthenware dish depicting the execution of Louis Capet in 1793, probably French, 1793-1850
• File:Round pewter spittoon with funnel-shaped lid and handle, European, 1750-1830
• File:Pottery urn, with biblical scenes in gilt, possibly Davenport, Staffs, English, 1801-1900
• File:Pewter spoon, Dutch, 18th century
• File:Pewter bleeding bowl, graduated, 1701-1900
• File:Snuff rasp, wood frame, steel rasp, circular depression at base for collecting ground snuff, English or French, 1750-1840
• File:Clay tobacco pipe, tip of mouthpiece missing, bowl in form of skull, glass eye, one missing, nose bone, teeth touched up in white, short carved wood stem, by Gambier of Paris, French 1840-1910
• File:Wood tobacco pipe, ivory mouthpiece, exaggerated imitation of Dutch clay pipe of 17th century, European, 1801-1900
• File:Wood and glass hand mirror, European, 19th century
• File:Meerschaum cigarette holder in form of flying nude with leatherette case, small separate insertable socket, amber stem, closed, English, 1900-1935
• File:Dr. H. Mummery's D. Sc. mortar board, by Ede, Son, and Ravenscroft, 93 and 94 Chancery Lane, London, England, c. 1915.
• File:Scarificator with sixteen lancets, 18th century
• File:Circular, cream, Leeds ware, spttoon, with flared rim, English, 1775-1850
• File:Spring fleam, steel, possibly British, possibly French, 1750 to 1850
• File:Spring fleam, brass with steel blade and cocking lever, possibly, British, 1750 to 1850
• File:Hoof pick, iron, probably British, 18th or 19th centuries
• File:The first achromatic microscope made for J.J. Lister by James Smith, London, 1826
• File:Pewter bowl with flared rim, probably spittoon, English, 1701-1800
• File:Square glass dispensing bottle with glass stopper and chamois covering, full of Aromatic Confection Powder (contains opium). 108 mm x 36 mm x 37 mm. Unknown maker, English, after 1849.
• File:Chalk powder in bottle
• File:Catchu, red-brown liquid in bottle
• File:Medicine chest, after 1849, English
• File:Brass door plate, belonging to Dr. P.F. Gachet (1828-1909), French, 1870-1909
• File:Set of six toilet instruments on a chain, called a chatelaine, probably English, 18th century
• File:Denture, full upper, ivory with human anteriors, English, 1820-1870
• File:Jacobean oak armchair
• File:English exercise chair, 19th century
• File:Black vulcanite match holder in book form with spring hinged lids top and bottom, head of Queen Victoria on front, VR on reverse, English, 1880-1901
• File:Tooth rasp, guarded, steel and wood, probably British, 19th century
• File:Firing iron, double-headed, steel, brass and wood, by Arnold and Sons of London, 1866-1900
• File:Earthenware tea pot, Japanese, 18th or 19th century
• File:Ventilator, model of patent by Robert Boyle, mahogany frame, British, mid 19th century
• File:Tea caddy with sugar bowl and bottle in wooden case, given to Horatio Nelson in 1797
• File:Green glass Spanish wine bottle, probably used in a pharmacy
• File:Transverse folding spectacles, silver, unmarked, blue tinted lenses, English, 1790-1830
• File:Straight spectacles, steel, English, 1751-1830
• File:Straight spectacles, steel frame, English, 1750-1830
• File:Straight spectacles, silver, hallmarked London 1797, by I.S., English, 1796-1797
• File:Transverse folding spectacles, silver, hallmarked London 1798, by I.D. English, 1796-1798
• File:Straight spectacles, steel and horn, English, 1751-1820
• File:Straight spectacles, steel and horn, English, 1751-1820
• File:Straight spectacles, steel and horn, English, 1751-1820
• File:Hand spectacles, medium single fold, fold away, silver frame, mother-of-pearl handle, French, 1790-1850
• File:Hand spectacles. medium single fold away front, tortoiseshell frame and handle, English, 1780-1850
• File:Circular magnifying lens hinged into ham case, English(?), 1750-1850
• File:Spectacles and spectacle case, straight, brass front, steel sided spectacles, in hinged cap steel case, English, 1770-1800
• File:Circumcision knife, with narrow curved blade and rounded agate handle. French, c. 1750
• File:Fahrenheit floating dairy thermometer with wooden case, made in Germany, after 1891
• File:Metal horseshoe, mounted on mahogany plaque, was mounted on submarine K.10 when launched in 1917, probably English, 1870-1916
• File:`Mason's IXL Sanitary ware' stoneware self-flushing gutter fixture by Mason, England, 1850-1875
• File:Binocular microscope by Smith, Beck & Beck, London, serial no. 4260, dated 1866, and presented to Dr. Henry Sutton for his services in the cholera wards of the London Hospital
• File:Thumbscrew, steel, probably French, 1601-1850
• File:One of four packs of cigarillo papers, size no. 1, fifty sheets, manufactured by Lemaire-Daime, Andresy, Seine-et-Oise, France, 1912-1925
• File:Admiral Grindall's knife and fork
• File:Pharmacy leech jar, neoclassical creamware, possibly Leeds Pottery, English, 1760-1820
• File:Handcuffs, steel, English, size 3, probably military issue with key, 1918
• File:Wooden statue of Saint Margaret of Antioch, patron of nurses, invoked by married woman and against sterility, wounds and facial blemishes, possibly French, 1700-1850
• File:Eye preservers, tinted, spectacles of silvered steel wire, in tuck in leather case, suppliers, London Optical Company of Manchester, English, 1801-1900
• File:Pair of zinc spirit burning hand warmers, English, 1751-1850
• File:Pair of handcuffs with key, iron, by Hiatt, English, 19th century
• File:Bronze model of a skeleton, articulated, possibly 18th century
• File:Two clear glass bottles with ground glass stoppers
• File:Glass beaker with vertically chamfered body
• File:Pewter container, cylindrical, with detachable lid
• File:White porcelain cup without handle, blue floral decoration on side
• File:White porcelain cup with handle, blue floral decoration on side
• File:Small circular brush with ivory handle and brass mount, inscribed "M.S." maker
• File:Shaving brush with ivory handle and case that can be converted into a larger handle for brush
• File:Tubular holder made of horn, detachable lid, body has long inner flange
• File:Wooden holder shaped like a cigar, with detachable lid
• File:Small clear glass funnel, with bowl shaped head and narrow tubular spout
• File:Pewter container, cylindrical, with fitted lid
• File:Small pewter container, cylindrical, with pierced lid
• File:Ivory toothpick holder, with wheatsheaf design
• File:Small ivory holder, shaped like a capsule with detachable cap
• File:Bone scraper, in the form of a knife, with narrow handle
• File:Cutthroat razor, with steel blade and tortoiseshell handle, inscribed L.P. maker (?)
• File:Cutthroat razor, with steel blade and tortoiseshell handle
• File:Metal candle holder, goblet shaped, with circular bowl and handle
• File:Pewter shaving bowl, with detachable chin support
• File:Pewter pot, with hinged lid and pouring lip, screw in handle at side, small drum shaped container inside, pot used for heating water
• File:Barber surgeon's large rectangular wooden case with hinged lid for a selection of twenty shaving accessories, French, 1715-1830.
• File:Amulet, King Edward's hand, metal, gilt, supposedly worn by man of a London regiment, from Lovett collection, English, 1914-1918
• File:Amulet, brooch, in form of black cat carrying jewel, metal, supposedly worn by man of Royal West Surrey Regiment, from Lovett collection, English, 1914-1918
• File:Shell fragment, metal, used as charm, German, 1910-1914, from Lovett collection
• File:Clockwork picture of an itinerant dentist performing an extraction in French rural scene, wood frame, metal workings, first half 19th century
• File:Brass scarificator with 12 lancets
• File:Cupping glass, six of varying size
• File:Brass ball spirit lamp
• File:Glass spirit bottle
• File:Gilt and enamel badge, for membership of the Sanitary Institute Council, badge English, 1850-1920
• File:Oval badge, gilt metal, membership of International Congress of Hygiene, 1891, owned by Dr. Dawson Williams, European, 1891
• File:Clay tobacco pipe, "cutty" style, complete, tubular stem becoming elliptical towards mouthpiece, bobble flanged mouthpiece, perpendicular squat pot-shaped bowl, fish scale decoration on lower parts, basket-weave above, English, 1870-1910
• File:Steel smoker's companion comprising oval tinder box with steel attached to hinged lid and pipe tamper with corkscrew inside attached to side of box, English, 1780-1830
• File:Glass, bottle shaped female urinal, 1701-1730
• File:Wine pipette(?), silver hallmarked, probably French, by Jacques Conte, 1720-1820
• File:Levret type III delivery forceps, Germany, 2nd half 18th century
• File:Round pewter teapot with separate lid and straight wooden handle projecting from side, covered with pattern of wavy diagonal fluting, European, 1701-1750
• File:Complete porcelain tea warmer with polychrome floral decoration, probably European, 19th century
• File:Yellow earthenware infant's feeding cup, German, late 18th century
• File:Steel snuff rasp in shoehorn shaped wooden frame, base is recessed with chambers for reception of snuff, English, 18th century
• File:Woulfe bottle, green glass, European, possibly Italian, second half 19th century
• File:Glass infant's feeding bottle, boat-shaped
• File:Label cabinet with three drawers containing numerous labels, used by N. F. Tyler (late R. S. Dampney), London
• File:Laennec stethoscope made by Laennec, c.1820
• File:Dental key, all steel, straight slightly ornamented shaft, plain circular bolster, single claw position, convex claw margin with two notches and inner serrations, late 18th century, possibly English
• File:Silver medal to commemorate a cholera epidemic in Hamburg, 1831-1932, by G. Loos, Germany, 1832
• File:Bronze ticket medal for admission and commemoration of the exposition et congres d' Hygiene et de Sauvetage, Brussels, by C. Weiner, Belgium, 1876, issued to J. W. Wood
• File:Carved wooden staff, long pole surmounted by spearhead, section just below it has a concertina like design in the shape of a figure 8, African, 1871-1920
• File:Savoyard baby's rocking cradle, 18th century
• File:Two copper and zinc chains and 2 electrodes in leather covered box, invented by Pulvermacher, made in France, 1855-1870
• File:Seltzogene soda siphon
• File:Child's chair, 17th-18th centuries
• File:Tobacco jar, wood carved in form of human skull, with ivory snake crawling through eye and ear socket, 18th century, Japanese
• File:Iron orthopaedic corset for children
• File:Brace and bit cranial trephine, possibly 18th century
• File:Breast pump in fishskin-covered case, late 18th or early 19th century
• File:Glass mortar and pestle, possibly 17th century
• File:Gold poison ring, with circular receptacle with a hinged lid set with blue and red stones, possibly Italian, possibly 18th century
• File:Mancatcher consisting of heavy spiked metal collar with hinged mouth, on long wooden pole, German (?), 1601-1800
• File:Working model of Jennings patent water closet, in case, ca. 1900.
• File:Pair of orange glass, amuletic, pendant earrings with brass mounts, part of Lovett collection, from London, English, 1901-1913
• File:Quain's monaural stethoscope
• File:Monaural stethoscope
• File:Velvet plaid waistcoat for female, part of Chalmers collection, English (?), 1840-1870
• File:Poker, steel, 18th or 19th centuries
• File:Wooden statue of Saint Francis de Sales, patron saint of writers and journalists, French ( ?), 1700-1850
• File:Wooden figure of Saint Isidore, patron of agricultural workers, possibly French, 1700-1850
• File:Wooden figure of Saint Damien, twin brother of Saint Cosmas, patron saints of physicians, French (?),
• File:Tinder pistol with incorporated candle holder on an arm protruding from the tinder well, wood handle, brass and steel mechanism, by Hollis London, English, 1790-1850
• File:Wooden ceremonial staff with brass head and ferrule in the form of a state crown, issued by the British Government to a Nigerian, "3rd Class Chief", English, 1880-1920
• File:Plaster cast of human skull of Bolivian Indian showing artificial deformation of cranium caused by circular constriction, probably made in England, 1891-1930
• File:Flintlock tinder pistol, wooden handle, steel trigger, hammer head and steel, brass body, tinder well and calriole leg shaped rest, probably English, 1780-1830
• File:Knife, steel, with ivory handle, possibly French, 1750-1850
• File:Clay tobacco pipe, 1720-1770, English
• File:8 sets of sight testing spectacles in horn holder, European, 1701-1801
• File:Harness repairing(?) needle, steel with rivetted bone handle, Europe, 1701-1850
• File:Medal, bronze, commemorating the cholera epidemic probably in Paris in 1832, by Emile Rogat, French, 1832
• File:Snuff mull in form of ram's head on three castels, oval, two compartment silver box with cairngorm, by J. Robertson and Son, 101 Princes Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1881-1882.
• File:Circular bronze medal, commemorates the cholera epidemics in Livorno and gives thanks to God for their deliverance, designed by G.N., Italian, 1835
• File:Castrating clamp, steel, probably British, 18th century
• File:Cocked hat, beaver, belonging to military surgeon, French, 1790-1831
• File:Clay tobacco pipe, maker unknown, made in England, 1730-1770
• File:Slave whip, leather and wood with woven steel wire mounts, 1851-1900
• File:"Universal" microscope, by Smith, Beck & Beck, serial no. 3308, London, 1850-1860
• File:Steel churchwarden pipe, long slender tubular slightly arched stem, flared slightly forward leaning bowl with small spur, English, 1730-1830
• File:Carved wooden staff in the form of a spear, chequered pattern in black on head, South African (?) 1871-1920
• File:Silver medal, presented to P.G. Pelletan by King Louis Phillippe and the city of Paris for services during the cholera plague of 1832, by J. Vatinelle, France, 1832
• File:Spanish steel dagger, 17th or 18th centuries, with copper insert in black, said to promote blood poisoning in victim
• File:Early 19th century bone and paper fan, decorated with scenes of love and French or Italian provincial family life
• File:Spectacles, hand, quizzer, tortoiseshell frame, English, 1801-1900
• File:Steel chatelaine, with 4 chains, 3 of which have a thimble, eyeglass and pair of scissors attached, cut and polished, probably by Boulton and Watt, London
• File:Lead tobacco jar, octagonal in section, oblong with canted corners, detachable lid with head shaped finial, English, 1771-1870
• File:Circular papier mache snuff box, lid with humourous cartoon on modern method of shaving, French, 1780-1825
• File:Horn powder bottle containing white wig powder, screw cap base and neck, probably English, 18th century
• File:Horn powder bottle for wig powder, screw-on base and cap, probably English, 18th century
• File:Ivory powder bottle used by wig dresser, globular body, screw on base, probably English, 18th century
• File:Vulcanite tobacco pipe, European, probably French, 1850-1900
• File:Drenching horn with carved tip, used in treatment of horses, possibly English, 18th century
• File:Iron gin trap for rats, probably English, 1750-1900
• File:Protective mask, leather and chain mail, worn by tank crews, probably British, 1917-1918
• File:Table knife, steel with ivory handle, probably English, 1601-1800
• File:Lead tobacco jar, square, resting on rococo type feet and surmounted by five-tiered lid with torc-shaped finial, hunting scenes moulded on sides, English, 1780-1850
• File:Cast lead tobacco jar, crystal-shaped with fifteen sides, polygonal base, detachable lid also polygonal making up fifteen sides of jar, English, 1780-1850
• File:Edwardian wooden one quart dry measure
• File:Set of 12 trial lenses and pair of trial frames in purple leather covered case, made in England(?), 1880-1920
• File:Triangular copper foot warmer, with brass handles and brass screw filler cap, probably English, 1750-1830
• File:Signal pistol, four-barrelled, steel, German, 1914-1918
• File:Metal case for surgical instrument set, by Arnold and Sons, English, probably second half of 19th century
• File:Amputation saw with wooden handle
• File:Finger saw with wooden handle
• File:Hey's skull saw
• File:Key's hernia director
• File:Two metal cannulae
• File:Four scalpels with wooden handles
• File:Aneurism needle with wooden handle
• File:Steel hook with wooden handle
• File:Two trocars with wooden handles
• File:Curved bistoury with wooden handle
• File:Straight bistoury with wooden handle
• File:Curved bistoury with wooden handle
• File:Hernia bistoury with wooden handle
• File:Three amputation knives with wooden handles
• File:Catlin with wooden handle
• File:Bone cutting forceps
• File:Small brush with wooden handle
• File:Cranial trephine with detachable wooden handle
• File:Long forceps with spoon-shaped jaws
• File:Metal probe
• File:Petit's screw tourniquet
• File:Double ended skull elevator
• File:Small lead tobacco jar, in form of a coffin, detachable flanged lid originally painted dark green internally, English, 1790-1830
• File:Pewter bleeding bowl, graduated, made by S. Maw, London, c.1850-1915
• File:Pair of smoker's tongs, wrought iron with standing pin, one handle fashioned into tobacco tamper, owned by a W.F, English, 1751
• File:Lead tobacco jar, octagonal with lead presser, detachable domed lid, hand clutching tobacco roll finial, English, 1780-1860
• File:Four lancets, steel and tortoiseshell, various makers, in leather case, British, 19th century
• File:Cylindrical lead tobacco jar, English, 1790-1830
• File:Iron churchwarden tobacco pipe, bowl is shaped like an everted cone, long curved stem, bow-shaped, English, 1771-1830
• File:Thirteen spirit bubbles in case, by A. Lovi, Scottish
• File:Contemporary scroll panorama of the galleries of the Great Exhibition of 1851, with charts of attendance figures, published by the Illustrated London News
• File:Horn tumbler with silver strip around rim, 1742
• File:Plaster cast of neolithic trephined human skull, with three holes, from original in National Museum, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, French, first half of 20th century
• File:Display set of 6 safety pins by Down Bros. Ltd., English, 1910-1957
• File:White china coffee percolator on pedestal with pewter spout, probably European, 19th century
• File:Upper denture. 18th century
• File:Dudgeon sphygmograph by Mayer and Meltzer, English.
• File:Metal case for Amputation set, c. 1900
• File:Amputation saw
• File:Two scalpels, one by Chadwell, English
• File:Naevus needle with metal handle
• File:Aneurism needle with metal handle
• File:Blunt hook with metal handle
• File:Four amputation knives, by J. Weiss, English
• File:Catlin, by J. Weiss, English
• File:Bistoury with straight blade
• File:Metal case with two removeable trays for amputation set, c.1900
• File:Amputation saw by Stodart, London c.1800
• File:Skull saw introduced by Hey, twin blades, by Weiss, c.1800 (labelled No.1)
• File:Skull saw introduced by Hey, twin blades, by Weiss, c.1800 (labelled No.2)
• File:Skull saw introduced by Hey, twin blades, by Weiss, c.1800 (labelled No.3)
• File:Skull saw introduced by Cotrell, made by Weiss, c.1800 (labelled No.4)
• File:Wooden case for four skull saws by Weiss, c.1800
• File:Small amputation saw by Braun, c.1730
• File:Cello made at the No 5 Convalescent Depot of the British Expeditionary Force, 1914-18.
• File:Two brass altar candlesticks, Spanish or Italian, 1700-1850
• File:Child's rocking chair commode, 1751-1850
• File:Eye defect teaching model, on wood stand, probably English, 1801-1900.
• File:Two-pin electrical mains plug, by Crabtree, England, 1901-1910
• File:Medresco battery hearing aid, English, 1950-1965
• File:Mechanical hearing aid, imitation tortoiseshell ear extension, by Hawksley, London, 1900-1940
• File:Electric torch, steel casing, commonly called "Bulls Eye" Lamp, by Eveready, English, 1900-1910
• File:Bayonet socket, with 3 antlers, brass and ceramic
• File:Clear bulbs, simple coil element with large mounting plate with wired plugs, from collection of 33 assorted light bulbs, 1900-1960.
• File:Mechanical massager, Dr. Macaura's blood circulator, made by British Appliances Manufacturing Co., Leeds, English, 1890-1910
• File:Pendulum clock from Tyler's pharmacy, made by J. Harper, 29 Stratford Road, London, England, 1850-1900.
• File:Visiting card wallet by Durie Brown and Co., Edinburgh, Scotland, 1901-1910. Belonged to Mrs. A. Bruce, Bruce Collection.
• File:Glass darning or linen polishing mushroom, 1751-1900
• File:Large ivory enema syringe, piston action, French, 1701-1800
• File:Glass eye bath, green with reservoir, moulded
• File:Silver eye bath, with stem, possibly 18th century
• File:Metal ammoniaphone, for voice cultivation, in box, invented, by Dr. Carter Moffat, by Medical Battery Co., London, 1871-1900
• File:21 spirit bubbles, in circular case, made by Zanetti and Agnew, English, 1840-1920
• File:Danchell patent water testing apparatus, in case, made by London and General Water Purifying Co., English, 1867-1904
• File:Clinical self registering Fahrenheit thermometer, English(?), with case, 1851-1900
• File:Tin glazed earthenware two-handled feeding cup, Swiss(?), 1700-1850
• File:Small, ornate circumcision knife with triangular blade and carved, cylindrical ivory handle, c. 1780
• File:Razor, steel with horn handle, folding, English, 1701-1870
• File:Razor (or small folding knife), steel with horn handle, English, 1701-1850
• File:Sugar tongs, steel, Europe, 1701-1800
• File:Chisel, steel, Europe, 1601-1850
• File:Hacksaw-shaped amputation saw, by Foucou of Paris, 18th century
• File:Flat trepanning chisel, Florentine, from Rossi collection, 17th century
• File:Coney's patent corkscrew, nickel-plated steel with lignum vitae handle, English, 1890-1930
• File:Scissors, very elaborate exhibition piece, steel with gilt brass handle in form of a dagger, by J. Moseley and Son, London, 1850-1900
• File:Pair of small scissors with folding knife blades in handles, 19th century, steel bone and brass
• File:Probably wick trimmer, 19th century, steel
• File:Vaccination case, nickel plated brass, with contents, by Down Bros., London, 1925-1928
• File:"Limpet" vaccination dressing, child's size, self adhesive, English, 1901-1940
• File:Triple-bladed, vaccination lancet, steel and ivory, by Millikin of London, 1822-1900
• File:Spratley's vaccinator, steel with ivory handle, cased, with vaccine tube, by Aitken, York, 1840-1890
• File:Vaccination lancet, double-headed, folding, steel and tortoisehsell, by Ferguson of London, 1822-1869
• File:Vaccination lancet, folding heads, steel and tortoiseshell, by Mayer and Meltzer of London, 1869-1900
• File:Forceps, obstetrical, Anderson, steel, nickel-plated, by Reynolds and Branson, British, early 20th century
• File:Toothbrush, pattern 1, bristle with ivoride handle, by Savory and Moore, London, 1870-1920
• File:Toothbrush, pattern 33, horsehair with ivoride handle, by Savory and Moore, London, 1870-1920
• File:Hypodermic syringe, silver and glass, with three needles, in fitted velvet lined silver plated brass case, possibly English, 1870-1900
• File:Bone-handled toothbrush, Prophylactic No.1, by Savory and Moore Ltd., English, 1850-1930
• File:Toothbrushes, bone, made by Savory and Moore, London, 1851-1930
• File:Toothbrush set, in rectangular red leather tooled pull off case
• File:Dental anaesthetic syringe, cased, with accessories, nickel plated brass with glass barrel, Germany, 1907-1920
• File:Surgical instrument set, cased, by Young, Scottish, 1880-1883
• File:Razor, cutthroat, steel and ebony, illegible marks on blade and handle, 1750-1850
• File:Set of 7 razors, marked one for every day of the week, steel and ivory, by Samuel Last of London, in leather case, 19th century
• File:Hypodermic syringe set, in aluminium case, syringe missing, with six ampoules and two inclusions, by Fraisse and Co., Paris, 1901-1930
• File:Full upper denture, ivory with human anteriors, English, 1801-1860
• File:Shade guide, for porcelain teeth, 24 (of 25) samples in circular nickel plated frame, by the Dental Manufacturing Co., England, 1890-1910
• File:Extractor, bullet, 17th century probably, German, steel, Dr. E. Hollander collection, Berlin, Germany
• File:Lancet, veterinary(?), steel and ebony, 18th century
• File:Balling gun, iron, probably British, 18th century
• File:Glass teapot-shaped feeding cup, European, 1701-1850
• File:Leather bourdalou or boat-shaped female urinal, Europe, 1701-1730
• File:Earthenware bottle-shaped male urinal with polychrome decoration, Dutch, 1740-1760
• File:Pewter infant's feeding bottle, probably English, dated 1770
• File:Pewter infant's feeding bottle, probably Swiss, 1771-1800
• File:Pewter infant's feeding bottle, European, 1701-1850
• File:Glass and silver infant's feeding bottle, with polychrome design, German, 1701-1800
• File:White boat shaped infant's feeding bottle, Crellin 10, English, 1801-1830
• File:Advertisement for Maw's toiletries for glass infant's feeding bottle in original carton, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Bottle cleaning brush for glass infant's feeding bottle in original carton, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Piece of twisted wire for glass infant's feeding bottle in original carton, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Teat in glass stopper for glass infant's feeding bottle in original carton, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Rubber tube in glass stopper for glass infant's feeding bottle in original carton, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Cardboard box for glass infant's feeding bottle in original carton, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Glass infant's feeding bottle, made by S. Maw, Son and Sons, London, 1901-1920
• File:Bamboo flea trap, Chinese, 1751-1850
• File:Metal spoon, of unknown provenance 1601-1800
• File:Horn spoon, European 1701-1800
• File:Pugh orthoptoscope by Hamblin, London, English, 1948-1968
• File:Pewter male urinal, bottle shaped, probably English, 1750-1850
• File:Rubber diaphragm, size 70, in original carton, "Clinocap" brand, London, 1930-1960
• File:Test-types with rear illumination, for testing visual acuity, English, probably c.1950
• File:Glass eye bath, blue, with stem, blown, European, 1851-1920
• File:Fountain pen in original carton, European, 1896
• File:Bottle of quinine hydrochloride tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., London, 1901-1930
• File:Carton of "Purgen" tablets with instructions, by H. and T.Kirby and Co., Ltd., London, 1901-1940
• File:Carton of throat pastilles, by Allen and Hanburys, Ltd., London, 1920-1940
• File:Carton of 'Iron Jelloids', no. 5, by Warrick Brothers, 7 Portpool Lane, London, EC, England.
• File:Metal spoon, oval bowl and curved stem terminating in a diamond-shaped knop, 17th or 18th century
• File:Glass bottle, empty used with glass and rubber pocket inhaler, made by Maw in case, with accessory, London
• File:Glass and rubber pocket inhaler, made by Maw, in case, with accessory, London
• File:Bottle of "Cathartic Granules", in original carton, by the Upjohn Company, U.S.A.
• File:One of two cartons of seasick remedy capsules, by the Mothersill Remedy Co. Ltd., 92 Fleet Street, London, EC4, England.
• File:Sheraton medicine chest, with 32 glass bottles, 14 labelled, hand balance, 13 weights, wooden box, watch glass, a piece of leather and 6 pottery jars, 18th century
• File:Clear glass carbon filament lamp with a screw fitting
• File:London bronchitis necklet, Greenwich, London, 1914
• File:London bronchitis necklet, Chelsea, London, English 1914
• File:Trench periscope, European, 1914-1918
• File:Ladies powder compactum, European(?), 1920-1950
• File:Glass vacuum tube containing mercury, used as element in hospital sun lamp, by Hanovia Lamps of Slough in 1928
• File:One of four cakes of soap (A631019) by Charles Midgeley, Manchester, c. 1940
• File:18th century glass paperweight
• File:3 rubber stamps and ink pad, by H.C. Stephens of Aldersgate, from N.F. Tyler's shop, Kensington, early 20th century
• File:Storage jar, clear glass, empty, for tannin, cayenne and blackcurrant pastilles, English, late 19th century
• File:Novelty pencil in the shape of a walking stick, owned by Dr. Philip Boobbyer, English, early 20th century
• File:Child's spinal support, iron, perhaps French, late 18th century
• File:Iron and brass padlock, European, 1501-1800
• File:Flint axehead, possibly found at Furze Platt in 1934, palaeolithic
• File:Square window panel, tile, with fretted geometric design, arabesque style, probably Islamic, made in Iran or Turkey, 15th to 18th centuries
• File:One of two bottles of pepane tablets, by Burroughs-Wellcome, from Savory and Moore, made in England, 1915-1940
• File:Iron fire tongs, probably English, crude, 18th century
• File:Clay tobacco pipe decorated with bust of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, by Southorn of Broseley, 1900-1910
• File:Cherrywood tobacco pipe, crudely executed, cylindrical bowl with flat bottom cut at acute angle, probably made in France, 1850-1900
• File:Cigar piercer in scissor form, steel, by Cowe of Aberdeen, late 19th century
• File:Wound tags, for use at clearing station, one of five books each of twenty- five labels, German, 1914-1918
• File:Gas mask with metal container, leather, German make, 1915-1918
• File:Calabash tobacco pipe, made from the neck of a gourd, silver mount and vulcanite mouthpiece, made in France or England, 1850-1900
• File:Moulded resin box, black, with hinged lid and clasp, decorated with gardening paraphernalia, probably presentation box, English, 1860-1920
• File:Tin container for menthol and licorice pellets, hinged rectangular box, Savory and Moore, owner, made in England, 1900-1940
• File:Combined cndlestick and box, brass, Japanese, 1701-1850
• File:One packet of dental X-ray film.
• File:X-ray Film holder.
• File:Ultraviolet lamp, sun ray, metal, by Hanovia, from Messrs. Englehard Industries, British, 1910-1930
• File:One gramme radium teletherapy apparatus, wheeled (the fourth Westminster Hospital "bomb"), probably made by E. Rock Carling at the Hospital, London, c.1930.
• File:Wrought iron oil lamp, curved dish with supporting hook, probably English, 18th century
• File:Model ambulance, of McPherson, known as the Madras waggon, wood, from Royal Army Medical College, English, second half 19th century
• File:Glazed white porcelain teapot, part of tea warmer, decorated with blue and gold pastoral scene, probably English or French, 1751-1860
• File:Tea warmer of white glazed porcelain, pedestal and tea pot, decorated with blue and gold bands and floral design, probably French, 1751-1860
• File:Cup for food warmer, Samuel Clarke's patented Pyramid, probably American, 20th century
• File:Complete pill cutter in very good condition, made of mahogany and brass, English, second half of 19th century
• File:Copper half pint tankard with handle probably English, 1651 to 1800
• File:Carton of aspirin perles, by Warrick Brothers, Ltd., London
• File:Reservoir for an Eguisier's enema, French, 1855-1900
• File:Glass female urinal, in the form of an erect penis and testicles, possibly 18th century
• File:Silver vessel, probably a pap boat, half covered and with long spout, possibly French, possibly 18th century
• File:Silver pap boat, boat shaped, plain beaten silver, probably 18th century, probably English
• File:Coconut and wooden goblet, with silver mounts and bearing arms of William Cheselden on side, 18th century
• File:Silver cachou, pill or patch box, cylindrical with push on lid, hallmarked in Birmingham, possibly by Joseph Taylor, English, 1797
• File:Silver cachou, patch or pill box, cylindrical with push on lid, hallmarked in Birmingham, possibly by Joseph Taylor, English, 1801
• File:Silver finger ring, possibly a charm ring, set with a large globular black stone, possibly 18th century
• File:Metal ring, circular, set with 1 transparent square stone, the band bears a champleve enamel inscription, 1735
• File:Metal momento mori finger ring, set with 1 square transparent stone containing a skull, band bears champlere inscription, 1735
• File:Metal momento mori finger ring, set with 1 large square transparent stone with a skull underneath, and a small square transparent stone either side of large stone, bears inscription on band, 1725
• File:Gold finger ring, rectangulr setting of glass or crystal containing painted image of a skull, band bears champlere enamel inscription, 1751
• File:Metal momento mori finger ring, set with an oval transparent stone, faceted wavy band bearing a champlere inscription, 1762
• File:Metal ring, in the form of a snake inlaid with black and white enamel, possibly 18th century
• File:Gold memento mori ring, with oval setting which shows a flower and an inscription painted on a white background, beneath glass, possibly, glass, possibly 18th century
• File:Gold memento mori ginger ring, set with a transparent stone shaped like a coffin which contains the image of a skeleton, band has an enamel inscription
• File:Metal finger ring, circular, set with 4 small transparent stones and 1 large transparent coffin-shaped stone which contains the image of a skeleton, band bears champlere enamel inscription, 1728
• File:Gold memento mori finger ring, diamond setting of crystal containing painte image of a skull, band bears champlere inscription, 1743
• File:Metal memento mori ring, set with a square transparent sonte, faceted, which contains a skull, band bears champlere inscription, 1727
• File:Metal ring, circular, with a transparent square stone which contains hair, champleve enamelled inscription on band, 1722
• File:Metal memento mori finger ring, set with oval transparent stone, faceted, containing a skull and cross-bones, with ornate band bearing champlere inscription, 1758
• File:Metal memento mori finger ring, very small, possibly for a bably, a square transparent stone, band bears inscription in champlere enamelling
• File:Metal memento mori finger ring, set with a large square transparent stone which contains a skull on a hair background with a red and gold border, engraved inscription inside band, 1709
• File:Metal memento mori finger ring, set with 1 large square transparent stone, with hair, surrounded by 4 small clear stones and ornate band bearing champlere inscription, 1747
• File:Gold memento mori finger ring, with 1 transparent stone containing image of a skull, set in a square setting with champlere enamel inscription on band, 1735
• File:Gold memento mori finger ring, set with a transparent stone shaped like a coffin which contains an image of a skeleton band bears picture of skeleton in chambers, enamel on outside, engraved - ? inscription on inside, 1724
• File:Gold memento mori finger ring, set with a transparent oval stone covering a picture of an urn, hand bears an inscription in champlere enamel
• File:Metal memento mori finger ring, set with transparent stone with a skull underneath, champlere inscription on band, 1731
• File:Silver finger ring, with oval setting containing grey and white speckled stone, possibly used as a charm, possibly 18th century
• File:Gold finger ring, with larger rectangular bezel containing a minature which supposedly depicts a quack doctor performing at a fair, possibly French, 1710-1774
• File:Gold finger ring, probably an amulet, set with toadstones and green stone, possibly 18th century
• File:Pocket watch, with gold plated inner and outer case, and silver casing for mechanism bearing name of owner, belonged to J.C. Lettsom, complete with key, in box, 1774-1802
• File:Silver finger ring, set with an operculum, possibly 18th century
• File:Silver finger rings, a memento mori formed from 2 skeletons and a skull bezel, possibly 18th century
• File:Metal finger ring and amulet, with circular signs, supposedly magical, possibly 18th century
• File:Brass finger ring, with oval bezel decorated with inlaid black and white enamel and set with a small red stone, flanked on either side by a metal skull and cross-bones, possibly 18th century
• File:Silver crucifix, possibly with combined use as an amulet or cimaruta, probably Neopolitan, Italian, late 18th to early 19th centuries
• File:Silver betrothal finger ring, an amulet with faceted haematite setting, possibly Scandinavian, possibly 18th century
• File:Gold brooch, in the form of a glass covered cameo of "Youth Contemplating Death", surrounded by plaited hair, possibly 18th century
• File:Brooch containing locks of hair, gold thread and pearls, arranged against a pearly backgrosund, marked in an oval frame, covered with a glass
• File:Gold pocket watch and chain, in case, possibly owned by James Symes, Lister's father-in-law, hallmarked 1768, by H.P.C. and by Mackay and Chisholm, 57 Princes Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.
• File:Rectangular green box with 8 headache cachets by N. F. Tyler, 87 Abingdon Road, Kensington, London, 1851-1900.
• File:Glass bottle, 1800-1939, displayed in 'Hispard-Mauresque' pharmacy display at Wellcome Museum.
• File:Tin-glazed earthenware pill tile, shield-shape, decorated in blue with the arms of the Society of Apothecaries, English, late 17th to early 18th century
• File:Tin-glazed earthenware plate, depicting part of a parturition service, Italian, 17th or 18th century
• File:Tin-glazed earthenware plate, showing breast feeding, Italian, 17th or 18th century
• File:Six lancets, steel and tortoiseshell, by Weiss of London, in shagreen and silver case, 19th century, relic of Jenner
• File:Tongue scraper, silver, probably British, 18th or 19th century
• File:Tongue scraper, silver, probably British, 18th or 19th centuries
• File:Tongue scraper, silver and ivory, probably British, 18th or 19th centuries
• File:Glass bottle with cork stopper for Tabloid brand Opium Tincture (laudanum) tablets, now empty. 76 mm x 34 mm x 23 mm, .03kg. Made by Burroughs Wellcome, English, second half 19th century.
• File:Glass measuring cylinder, by Ronchetti, showing cubic inch scale, English, 19th century
• File:Tin once used for "Quo Vadis?", Turkish leaf cigarettes by Ardath Tobacco Co., London, English, 1920-1940
• File:Pewter sauce boat, unknown touchmark, English, 18th century
• File:Veterinary fleam for letting blood, specifically from horses, horn handle with 3 blades, made by Weiss, London, England, 1800-1825, contained in red leather case
• File:Penknife with three blades and a corkscrew, personal relic of W. Marwood, steel, English ( ?), 1870-1880
• File:Pen owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher, made by the American Pencil Company, New York, United States, 1880-1910.
• File:Ammunition pouch, leather, with metal fittings, German, 1910-1918
• File:Water-bottle, tin, with lid, which serves as cup, cork stopper, Austrian, 1916 - 1917
• File:Tortoiseshell snuff box with detachable lid embossed with scene of Napoleon I addressing his troops at the foot of the pyramids, July 20th 1798-1810
• File:Stone cigarette holder, grey stone wirh highly polished green stone section in centre, English, 1900-1922
• File:Briar tobacco pipe, curved stem, vulcanite mouthpiece, by R and M, English, 1900-1925
• File:Tinder pistol in egg-shaped, fenestrated, pierced metal case, twin arms, twin steel worn as netsuke, Japanese, 1700-1850
• File:Silver tobacco pipe, long slender wooden stem in two portions resembling variety of churchwarden imitating that of clay, Dutch or Scandinavian, 1701-1850
• File:Briar tobacco pipe, tall bowl, upright with gently covered sides, short straight stem, vulcanite mouthpiece, probably English, 1890-1935
• File:Truncheon, wood, English, dated 1849
• File:Large square wooden-cased mill with pewter cup-shaped top section, European, 1701-1830
• File:A green glass bottle with a metal foil cap containing Apenta aperient water, Hungarian, 1900-1940
• File:A green glass bottle with a crown cap containing Montmirail purgative mineral water, French, 1905-1940
• File:Mallam's vaccinator, cased, patented and manufactured by Arnold and Sons, London, 1874-1900
• File:One of three corrective ear cap of pink ribbon, elastic and net in box, patented by Claxton, English, 1925-1945
• File:Cigar cutter with pipe tamper and possibly a letter seal incorporated, in leatherette sheath with sliding detachable lid, English, 1899-1911
• File:Flat hinged and bolted double stocks, wooden, for restraining heads and hands, inscribed H.G.M., European, 1601-1800
• File:Small cylindrical pepper(?) or coffee mill, brass fittings, handle on base, spring-loaded stopper in top, European(?), 19th century(?)
• File:Wooden drug mill, cylindrical base with wooden funnel containing grinding mechanism, iron handle and spindle, European, 1701-1800
• File:Tinder box, complete with 2 steels, and flint from a blacksmiths barge at Alfriston near Eastbourne, English, 1770-1835
• File:Box of X-ray plates.
• File:Wooden box containing gas testing apparatus, with gas mask filters attached inside, German, 1914-1918
• File:Tin coffee pot with lid, covered spout and handles, probably English, 1800-1900
• File:Brown ware teapot, in form of bamboo stems, in 2 hexagonal parts with strainer between, decorated with birds, lotus buds, made by Yixing Kilns, near Shanghai, Chinese, 1850 to 1900
• File:Rectangular wooden board with carved handle at top, each side has a number of circular depressions, possibly a gaming board, probably European, 1701-1800
• File:Beaker-shaped mortar and double-ended pestle of polished black marble, possibly European, probably between 1501-1900
• File:Maroon marble bowl-shaped mortar and tapering pestle, probably European, 1501-1900
• File:Carved wood mortar and pestle, probably European, 1501-1800
• File:Turned wood mortar and pestle, European, 1651-1850
• File:Bronze statuette of Joseph Lister
• File:Large glass tumbler, bucket-shaped with pontil work on base.
• File:Creamware plate, painted overglaze scene of a baptism, probably painted in Holland, possibly Leeds, late 18th century
• File:Creamware plate, scalloped outer edge and decorated with a painted overglaze scene, probably English, late 18th to 19th century
• File:Tin-glazed earthenware plate, depicting the circumcision of Jesus, possibly Bristol, English, 18th century
• File:Metal stethometer, owned by Sir Richard Quain, subsequently by Sir T. Lauder Brunton, by Delolme and by Croxeter, London, in case
• File:Plaster model of a sectioned human eye, French, 1884.
• File:Carton for "Trilene" tablets
• File:Pewter tea-pot used by Lord Nelson, c. 1805, inscribed
• File:One of a pair of muzzle loading flintlock pistols, in case with accessories, said to have belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte, Russian, probably early 19th century
• File:One of a pair of muzzle loading flintlock pistols, in case with accessories, said to have belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte, Russian, probably early 19th century
• File:Steel pill divider with sharp teeth on both edges, English, 18th century
• File:Gold(?) ring, with inside banded in zinc and copper, amulet protecting against rheumatism, Lovett collection, from Norfolk, English, 1871-1920
• File:Six tattooing needles in small wooden box, European, 1780-1860
• File:Glass jar, paper cover missing, contains seeds (?) exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851
• File:Tall narrow glass jar with paper cover, contains globular yellow resin from Calcutta, originally on show at Great Exhibition in 1851, jar probably English, 1850-1851
• File:Circular white metal medal, commemorates Congress and Exhibition of Hygiene and Demography and its patron Jules Anspach, made by Charles Wiener, Belgian, 1830-1900
• File:Copper medal to commemorate cholera epidemic, by J. Cerbera, Italy(?), 1837
• File:Plated copper medal, to commemorate C. Linne, showing his 24 classes, English, 1758-1778
• File:Green glass bottle containing homoeopathic pills, arnica montana, prepared by S.Casely, English, 1871 to 1920
• File:Gilt protective medal relating to the cholera epidemic of 1837, by E. Lorenz, Europe, 1837
• File:Circular gilt medal with silk ribbon, awarded to P.Philibert, by Prefecture du Department de la Seine for bravery during Cholera epidemic of 1835, designed by Depaulis, French, 1835-1840
• File:Oval gilt and enamel lapel badge, worn by a delegate to the British Congress on Tuberculosis, held in Great Britain(!), in 1901, badge made in England(?), 1901
• File:Circular silver medal, commemorates the International Health Exhibition held in London, designed by L.C. Wyon, made by J. Pinches, English 1884
• File:Oval, brass(?) amulet, to protect against cholera, artist unknown, Belgian or French, 1800-1900
• File:Silver(?) medal, commemorates cholera epidemic of 1831 in Vienna(?), artist, Machts(?) medal Austrian, 1832
• File:Gilt medal of St. Hubert and St. Roch, loop for suspension as holy pendant, possibly French, 1830-1900
• File:Alloy medal awarded to Mr. C. Dejardin by the grateful poor of Cambrai for his work during the Cholera epidemic of 1832, French, c.1832-34
• File:Bronze medal to commemorate the cholera epidemic in Berlin, 1831-1832, by Pfeuffer and Loos, Germany, 1832
• File:Brass medallion involving the protection of St. Roch against cholera, France, 1820-1880
• File:Lapel badge, silvered tin, silk ribbon, pin, fund raising badge for war effort, "La Terreur des Boches", French, 1914
• File:One of seven lapel badges, circular, embossed gilt metal, fund raiser on Day of the Wounded and Tuberculosed Soldiers of the War, by Lalique, French, 1915-1917
• File:One of seven lapel badges, circular, embossed gilt metal, fund raiser on Day of the Wounded and Tuberculosed Soldiers of the War, by Lalique, French, 1915-1917
• File:One of seven lapel badges, circular, embossed gilt metal, fund raiser on Day of the Wounded and Tuberculosed Soldiers of the War, by Lalique, French, 1915-1917
• File:Circular bronze medal, commemorates the 7th International Medical Congress held in London, 1881, designed by L.C. Wyon after Sir John Tenniel, made in England, 1881
• File:Wooden cigar box, containing selected neolithic flint flakes used as trephines in primitive trephining, box European (?), 1900-1930
• File:Sphygmomanometer apparatus, made by C.F. Thackray, Leeds, English, 1920-1955.
• File:Ophthalmoscope with bulb and battery handle, originally owned by Dr. Pringle (?), English (?) 1880-1930
• File:Flint arrowhead, on card bacing from Icklingham, Suffolk, possibly neolithic, England, dates uncertain
• File:Spearhead, finely worked flints, tied to backing card, from Scotland, possibly neolithic, dates uncertain, probably Scottish
• File:Flint fish-hook, incomplete tip missing, probably neolithic, dates uncertain, tied to card backing, from Suffolk, probably English
• File:Coil spring spectacles, tortoiseshell, probably National Health Service issue, English, 1948-1960
• File:Coil spring spectacles (no lenses), nickel plated, National Health Service issue, by Algha(?), English, 1948-1960
• File:Rest spectacles, pinkish-brown plastic, National Health Service issue, by Mantoe, English, 1955-1969
• File:Coil spring spectacles (no lenses), pink plastic, National Health Service issue, English, 1955-1969
• File:Coil spring spectacles (no lenses), tortoiseshell, National Health Service issue, English, 1948-1965
• File:Sunglasses, curved, steel, steel wire sides, open end case, probably English, 1890-1940
• File:Coil spring spectacles, rolled gold, tortoiseshell coating, bi-focal lenses, English, 1930-1940
• File:Straight spectacles, steel wire, blued, supplied by Millard and Son, London, English, 1820-1900
• File:Rest spectacles, plastic and metal, incomplete (no lenses) "Etoile", European, 1950-1970
• File:Spectacles, rest, plastic, imitation tortoiseshell, lenses missing, possibly Italian, European, 1948-1975
• File:Toy, cup and attached ball, wood, British, 1750-1800
• File:Silver wine funnel with Dr Edward Jenner's crest and monogram, made by P.B. and A.B., London, 1795-1796
• File:Small tray, silver(?), with Dr. Edward Jenner's crest and monogram, British(?), 1770-1823
• File:Pair of silver-plated candlesticks with Dr. Edward Jenner's crest and monogram, British(?) , 1770-1823
• File:One of two cartons of slimming pills, by Savory and Moore Ltd., English
• File:Tabloid first aid kit, in aluminium case in canvas satchel used on U.S. Army Pan American flight, 1927, by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., English, with list of contents
• File:Packet containing pleaded bandage (2 1/2-inch x 6yds), by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleaded bandage (2 1/2-inch x 6yds), by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing medicine droppers, tied with string
• File:Packet containing triangular bandage by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Tin for aromatic ammonia capsules by Burroughs Wellcome, Inc., American
• File:Packet of absorbent cotton by Burrough Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of absorbent cotton by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of adjustable head dressing by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of adjustable head dressing by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing triangular bandage by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of pleated bandages (1-inch x 3yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Hypodermic injection kit in metal case in leather draw-string pouch with 5 tubes of hypodermic tablets (strychnine sulphate, atropine sulpahte, mercuric chloride, digitalin and aconite nitrate) and 2 needles. Made by Burroughs Wellcome, English, c. 1926.
• File:Packet containing pleaded bandage (2 1/2-inch x 6yds), by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleaded bandage (2 1/2-inch x 6yds), by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleaded bandage (2 1/2-inch x 6yds), by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of absorbent gauze by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of pleated bandages (1-inch x 3yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of absorbent cotton by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of absorbent cotton by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of absorbent cotton by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Black plastic tube containing two bottles of protective skin, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Black plastic tube of sodium bromide tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Tube containing Camel Hair brushes
• File:Canvas tourniquet rolled up.
• File:Packet of absorbment gauze by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleated bandage (1-inch x 6yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing a reel of adhesive plasters
• File:Plastic tube of acetphenetidin tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, American
• File:Plastic tube of bismuth subnitrate tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of cathartic compound tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, American
• File:Plastic tube of `empirin' tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, American
• File:Plastic tube of soda mint tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, American
• File:Plastic tube of potassium chlorate tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of quinine sulphate tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of boric acid tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, American
• File:Booklet of first aid instructions
• File:Tube of borofax ointment, by Burroughs Wellcome Inc., American
• File:Tin of safety-pins by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleated bandage (1-inch x 6yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleated bandage (1-inch x 6yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleated bandage (1-inch x 6yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing pleated bandage (1-inch x 6yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Sealed bottle of castor oil
• File:Plastic tube of potassium permanganate tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing a reel of silk thread
• File:Packet containing pleated bandage (1-inch x 6yds) by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet containing absorbent gauze by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Leather wallet of needles in paper wrapper, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Wire splint in paper wrapper
• File:Cardboard box containing four ampoules of iodine, by Burroughs Wellcome, American
• File:Carboard box containing five ampoules of iodine by Burroughs Wellcome American
• File:Instrument wallet containing parts 56-60 by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Retractable penknife, by Burroughs Wellcome, German
• File:Forceps
• File:Scissors
• File:Tweezers
• File:Thermometer in metal case
• File:Aluminium case for Tabloid first aid kit, used on U.S. Army Pan American flight, 1927, by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., English.
• File:Package containing pleated bandage, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of pleated absorbent cotton wool, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Packet of pleated boric wool, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:"Tabloid" first field dressing in canvas case, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:"Tabloid" first field dressing in canvas case, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of tonic compound tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of sodium salicylate tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of calcium lactate tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of sodium bicarbonate powder by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of corrosive sublimate in tablet form, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of laxative vegetable tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of soda mint tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of digitalis tincture, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of calomel tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of calcium lactate tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of caffeine compound tablets by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of powdered boric acid, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Plastic tube of aspirin tablets, by Burroughs Wellcome, English
• File:Case for Tabloid medical chest for Scott's Antarctic Expedition, 1910, by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., British.