Accession No

3740

Brief Description

protractor, English, 17th century

Origin

England

Maker

Accession No

6079

Brief Description

Looser’s double (differential) thermoscope, partly by Mertig-Meiser, Rob. Muller, Max Kohl, German, first half 20th Century

Origin

Germany; Dresden

Maker

Mertig-Meiser Rob. Muller Max Kohl [attributed]

Accession No

6630

Brief Description

pocket compass diptych dial, by Smith, Beck and Beck, English, mid-19th Century

Origin

England; London

Maker

Smith, Beck and Beck

Accession No

0210

Brief Description

universal equinoctial ring dial, by Heath and Wing, English, 3/4 18th Century

Origin

England; London

Maker

Heath and Wing

Accession No

0912

Brief Description

plotting protractor, by W. C. Cox, English, 1850 (c)

Origin

England; Devonport

Maker

Cox, W. C.

Accession No

6616.17

Brief Description

‘Things of Science’ educational kit (Iron, no. 4), by Advisory Centre for Education,English, c. 1960s

Origin

Cambridge, England

Maker

Advisory Centre for Education

Accession No

6616.7

Brief Description

‘Things of Science’ educational kit (Simple Machines, #8/275), by Science Service and repackaged by Advisory Centre for Education, English, c. 1963

Origin

Cambridge, England

Maker

Advisory Centre for Education

Accession No

4541

Brief Description

toy sundial made for the Children’s Encyclopaedia, English, early to mid-20th Century

Origin

England

Maker

The Children’s Encyclopaedia (publisher)

Accession No

6631

Brief Description

reigle platte, calculating rule, a form of Michiel Coignet’s precursor to the sector, possibly Flemish, c. 17th century

Origin

Belgium [possible]

Maker

unknown

Accession No

6616.16

Brief Description

‘Things of Science’ educational kit (Shells, no. 3), by Advisory Centre for Education,English, c. 1966

Origin

Cambridge, England

Maker

Advisory Centre for Education