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Butters Brothers Crane Plate

A maker’s plate from a Butters Brothers 1-ton crane.

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Sentinel Works Pay Token

A pay token from Alley & McLellan’s Sentinel Works. The Sentinel Works building is still standing – just: https://www.derelictglasgow.co.uk/derelict.sentinel.html

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L Sterne Maker’s Plate

A cast maker’s plate from L Sterne & Co. Ltd., refrigeration manufacturers who had their works only a 10-minute walk from the Kinetics museum.

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Steel Cable Section

A section of a steel cable, showing how different shapes of wire interlock to make up the complete cable.

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St Mark’s Shettleston School Drawing

A drawing of a proposed new pre-War school.

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Clyde Soot Blowers Sign

A cast brass sign with operating instructions from Clyde Blowers of Clydebank.

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Rolls-Royce Souvenir Medal

A souvenir medal from an open day at the Rolls-Royce jet engine factory in East Kilbride in 1975. An exploration of the factory much later: catchingphotons.co.uk/blog/industrial/rolls-royce/

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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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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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Opening Hours:
When Kinetics is open - 9-5, Tuesday to Saturday

Address:
Kinetics, 826 Garscube Road, Glasgow G20 7ET, Scotland

Contact:
museum@kinetics-online.co.uk

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