Nobel Explosives Display Stand
A wooden display stand for sticks of dynamite from Nobel Explosives, Ayrshire.
A wooden display stand for sticks of dynamite from Nobel Explosives, Ayrshire.
A model wooden ship hull, origin unknown.
A combined voltmeter and ammeter made by Everett, Edgcumbe & Co of London.
Three tins that held detonators from Nobel’s Explosives, Ayrshire.
A sailmaker’s palm, for pushing needles through thick fabric.
A small model of the Royal Sovereign, a paddle steamer built in 1897 by Fairfields shipyard in Govan.
A 1917 bill and receipt from Sir William Arrol & Co to the Greenock Harbour Trust.
A Cold War era Plessey PDRM-82 Portable Dose Radiation Meter.
A small enamel badge for the Government Communication Headquarters trade unions.
A small enamel badge for the Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers, from the ‘70s.
A trade union enamel badge from the News International disputes at Wapping in 1986.