Ricord's circumcision clamp with cross-action shanks and elongated blades with longitudinal slots 1831-1940
Astatic Current Indicator (No 615) marked 'Crompton's patent' maded by R E Crompton & Co circa 1878-1927
Kodak Instamatic 50. Solid body camera for 126 cartridge 26 x 26mm. Fixed aperture simple lens fitted. Two speed shutter adjusted for bright sun, hazy sun flash. Direct vision optical finder. Accessory shoe with flash contracts. Lever wind. Nylon wrist strap. Scratch on top edge, shutter jammed. Kodak Limited. 1963-1966. Kodak Instamatic 50 camera 1963-1966
Kodak Ltd. Box camera for 620 rollfilm 3 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches. Meniscus lens, fixed aperture. Sliding plates with yellow filter and close-up lens. Two brilliant reflecting finders. Pin and screw flash contacts. Mottled fawn and brown finish, with gilt trim. Brownie Flash IV camera 1950-1959
Skull saw, with fenestrated metal handle, issued to British Army, made by Down Bros., London, 1901-1930 Skull saw with fenestrated metal handle 1901-1930
Pseudoscope, made by C. D. Ahrens, London, England, c. 1850. Consists of brass supporting stand with small leather case containing two stamped metal discs and cylindrical eyepiece unit Pseudoscope, made by C. D. Ahrens 1845-1855
Portable moving iron voltmeter, 18V+180V ranges, with one attached lead, in cardboard box, 1925-49. Portable moving iron voltmeter 1925-1949
First prototype of confocal laser scanning microscope, designed and made by Dr. Brad Amos at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology, British, 1985-1986. Comprises laser unit, microscope, base and adjustable stand. This prototype was capable of scanning speeds in excess of 4000 lines per second. First prototype of confocal laser scanning microscope 1985-1986
Solid body camera for 127 rollfilm 1 1/4 x 1 5/8 inches and case. Fitted with an Ensign Multar anastigmat lens F:50mm f/3.5-16 No. 129481. focal plane shutter /2/5/10/15/25/50/75/100/150/250/500/1000/T. Shutter cocked by wind on knob. Coincidence type coupled rangefinder, helical focusing lens mount. Direct vision optical finder. Lens cap. No. H 21085. Ensign Limited. Ensign Multex Model 0 camera 1936
Cine-Kodak camera Model K, 1930-1946, in fitted case with spare take up belt and instructions. Cine camera for 16mm film, 50 or 100 foot reels. Kodak Anastigmat lens F=1.9 25mm f/9-16, in 3 point interchangeable mount. Settings for dark and light days. Clockwork motor drive; 16 fps, with 8 fps button. Folding optical frame finder. Single sprocket and claw intermittent drive. Rotary footage counter. Serial No 28798. Patent No 1.620.357-1.890.607. Eastman Kodak Company. Cine-Kodak Model K 1930-1946
No. 1A Pocket Kodak Camera, 1926-1931. For rollfilm 116, 2 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches. Kodar lens, F:122mm f/7.9 - 45 No 1 Kodex shutter 25/ 50/B/T. Screw focusing. With brilliant rotating reflecting finder, autographic back, No 19029. M4702. In leather case. No 1A Pocket Kodak camera 1926-1931
Coal mining metallic sign, black and red lettering on white background: 'Emergency. Danger Warning System. A signal of 3 rings - Continuously repeated is a danger signal. Any person hearing the signal should proceed to the nearest telephone and ask operator at the pit bottom or surface for instructions. If a telephone is not available, person hearing the above signal shall proceed towards the pit bottom without delay.' Coal mining sign, 'Danger warning system..'
Paillard Bolex Dual Gauge Projector Model DA 1. Convertible projector for 16mm or 9.5mm films. Claw intermittent and single sprocket drive. Sprocket claw and feed and take up spindles interchangeable. Removable gate. 400 foot reel capacity. Electric motor drive, variable speed. Forward, reverse still picture and hand drive lever control. Framing knob operating on lens panel. 115v 250q=w A1/5 prefocus lamp. Illumination through mirror. Dallmeyer projection lens F: 1 inches, Serial No 332984. Lamp, motor and threading light switches. Motor rewind. Paillard Bolex. Electric motor 100 W AC, Serial No 5802/316. Paillard Bolex Dual Gauge Projector Model DA 1
Kodak instamatic 56X camera. Kodak Ltd. For 126 cartridge film; DV optical finder; magicube socket; fixed-focus lens and single-speed 1/50 sec shutter. Kodak instamatic 134 camera 1972-1977
Cine Kodak model K 16mm cine camera, made by Eastman Kodak. No. 30201. 16mm camera for 100' or 50' spools. Interchangeable Kodak Anastigmat lens F:25mm, f.1.9-16; Serial no 38865. Three point clip on mount with viewfinder front element; engraved for parallax 6' and 2'. Aperture scale with exposure guide. Brilliant reflecting finder. Rotary footage indicator, half-speed button. On/continuous run button. In leather case with instruction books. Serial No 30201. Cine-Kodak Model K 16mm cine camera
Metal and plastic solid body camera for 127 rollfilm 4 x 6.5cm. Fitted with a simple lens, sliding plate with two apertures, B/I shutter in plastic lens mount with multistart helical thread erection. Folding frame finder fitted. This camera is very similar to Royet's Ruberg camera. Hollywood camera 1950
Gold-plated `Ixus' camera, manufactured by Canon, 1998. 60th Anniversary limited eddition with gold finish, Serial No 000044. Canon zoom lens 24-48mm 1:4.5-6.2. CR2 Lithium Sanyo Battery. Gold-plated `Ixus' camera 1998
Ticka watch camera, manufactured by Houghtons Ltd., London. Watch form camera for rollfilm in cassettes, 17.5mm wide 16 x 22mm. Fitted with a simple lens in watch winding stem with cap on chain, cylindrical shutter not self capping, single speed, time. With postcards of sample pictures filed. Overall: 24 mm x 57 mm (dia.). Ticka watch camera 1906
Combined Dilator and Pulmonary Valvulotome, steel, two at least made by Genito-Urinary Co., London, 1945-1955 Combined Dilator and Pulmonary Valvulotome 1945-1955
Electric hair dryer made from bakelite, by Ormond Engineering Company Limited, London, England, 1955-1960. Purchase dated 24 October 1960, in original box with comb and mirror and original guarantee (see note). Electric bakelite hair dryer in original box with comb and mirror 1955-1960
Leica IIIB. Fitted with Summar F.2 50mm f.1 lens. Leitz, c.1938 Leica IIIB 35mm camera, c 1938 1933-1943
Plastic reversing bottle with reversing frame for deep-sea thermometer, 1970-1977. Produced for and used by the National Institute of Oceanography. Water Bottle and Reversing Frame for Deep Sea Thermometer, 1970-1977 1970-1977
Automatic electric wire welder No. 64, with board of 19 specimens and 3 gauges, by The Electric Welding Co., Maidstone, Kent, 1904 Automatic electric wire welder No. 64 1904
Confocal laser scanning microscope, production model MRC600, designed by Dr. Brad Amos, at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology, manufactured by Bio-Rad Laboratories Limited, British, 1989-1990. Comprises laser unit, microscope, base and adjustable stand and cooling fan (would be used in conjunction with computer displaying microscopy image on monitor). Confocal laser scanning microscope model MRC600 1989-1990
35mm camera 24 x 36mm. Fitted with a F.4.5-18 anastigmat lens in spring loaded telescopic mount with two position location for infinity and 6-18 feet. Everset shutter 225/50/100/200/B/T. Fitted with a direct vision optical finder (front lens is missing built in extinction meter, 6 densities with sliding pointer. Calibrated in Weston speeds, automatic frame counter. No 62095. International Research Corporation. Argus Model A2 1939