Accession No

2160

Brief Description

4-inch transit theodolite by W. Ottway and Company, English, c. 1917

Origin

England; London; Ealing

Maker

W. Ottway and Company Ltd.

Accession No

5261

Brief Description

Forming of anxins with Part II Physiology diagrams

Origin

Maker

Accession No

1174

Brief Description

sector, brass, by Pierre Le Maire, French, 1750 (c)

Origin

France; Paris

Maker

Le Maire, Pierre

Accession No

1541

Brief Description

set of three standard resistors, British Association Pattern, 1,10 and 100 ohms, by Elliott Brothers, English, 2nd half 19th Century

Origin

England; London

Maker

Elliott Brothers

Accession No

4561

Brief Description

fold-out pamphlet paper anatomical model (male) and key, 'Philips’ Popular Manikin', by W. S. Furneux, English, 1/4 20th Century

Origin

England; London; 32 Fleet Street; and England; Liverpool; 45-51 South Castle Street

Maker

George Philip and Son [publisher] Philip, Son and Nephew [publisher] Furneux, W. S. [editor]

Accession No

1260

Brief Description

pestle and mortar; 17th or 18th century

Origin

Maker

Accession No

6714

Brief Description

demonstration model of the human middle ear with eardrum and three auditory bones (malleus, incus, and stapes), labelled Working Mechanism of the Bones of Helmholtz's Ear, by H. Sittel, German, 1858-1870 (c)

Origin

Germany; Heidelberg

Maker

Sittel, H.

Accession No

1495

Brief Description

achromatic compound microscope with condenser, by Andrew Ross, English, circa 1857

Origin

England; London

Maker

Ross, Andrew

Accession No

1545

Brief Description

Set of two Standard Resistors of different design; 1 and 10 ohms; 2nd 1/2 19th C.

Origin

Maker

Accession No

1964

Brief Description

vacuum tube, 1900–1950

Origin

Maker