
Christie & Wilson Azimuth Mirror
A prism-type azimuth mirror for ship navigation, made by Christie & Wilson of Glasgow, to a design by William Thompson (later Lord Kelvin).
A prism-type azimuth mirror for ship navigation, made by Christie & Wilson of Glasgow, to a design by William Thompson (later Lord Kelvin).
A specialist slide rule for calculating speed and power of a steamship, stamped for Yarrow & Co Ltd Glasgow, Engineers & Shipbuilders. Another unstamped one is also in the museum.
A model of the RMS Queen Mary made by Chad Valley, with twelve deck sections showing the internal layout.
An enamel electricity safety sign from the Caldwell’s paper mill in Inverkeithing, Fife.
Three brass control plates from the ship winch at Lobnitz & Co’s Renfrew yard.
A cast maker’s plate from a gas-fired boiler made by the Falkirk Iron Company.
A pair of drawings of a proposed 30” Hercules water turbine, to be built by John Turnbull Jr. & Sons of Glasgow for Paton’s mill in Johnstone, dating from the 1890s.
A 1950s MacMillan school poster of the docks at Glasgow.
A circular maker’s plate from Napier Brothers Ltd., Engineers in Glasgow.
An enamel sign from a paper mill about electricity safety.
A cast iron makers plate from a railway wagon made by R Y Pickering & Co. Ltd. of Wishaw.