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Miner’s Cap Lamp

A little brass miner’s cap lamp, an oil lamp with wick that would be attached to the miner’s cap. Pre-1920s.

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Nobel’s Plastic Test Plate

A plastic explosive test plate from Nobel’s Explosives in Ayrshire.

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Dunkeld Bridge Medal

A medal commemorating the opening of a new bridge in Dunkeld in 1808. The bridge, built by Thomas Telford, is still in use.

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Model Tait Tower

A Bakelite model of the Tait Tower or Tower of Empire, built in Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park for the 1938 Empire Exhibition.

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Rolls-Royce Swash Plate Pump

An axial-flow (also known as a swash plate) pump from a Rolls-Royce jet engine.

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Meadowside Shipyard Plan

A pencil plan of a proposed cargo ship, from the Meadowside shipyard in Glasgow. Date unknown, but pre-1930s.

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Oil Rigger’s Helmet

An aluminium North Sea oil rigger’s helmet.

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Walter Gray Glasgow Dock Painting

A 1930s gauache painting of a busy Glasgow dock by American artist Walter Gray.

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Henderson’s Playing Cards

Promotional plating cards from Henderson’s of Aberdeen, who made cranes used in the construction of the Forth Road Bridge.

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Building A Liner – Muirhead Bone

A lithograph by Glasgow artist Muirhead Bone, titled “Building A Liner At Greenock” 1917-18.

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Cutaway Bulkhead Light

A cutaway demonstration bulkhead light – these tough explosion-proof lights were used on ships and in factories, this one has been partially cut away to show the seals and cross sections.

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