
Nobel Detonator Tool
An explosives multi-tool from Nobel’s Explosives, with tools for cutting wire, crimping detonators, and poking a hole in the dynamite for the detonator.
An explosives multi-tool from Nobel’s Explosives, with tools for cutting wire, crimping detonators, and poking a hole in the dynamite for the detonator.
A section of a Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter rotor blade, with a fibreglass honeycomb core and aluminium skin.
An ashtray made from the large aluminium hands of the Singer sewing machine factory clock in Clydebank, with an accompanying newspaper clipping.
A much-repaired hessian sack marked Caledonian Railway Company Glasgow 1895.
A catalogue of the 1951 Exhibition Of Industrial Power, held at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow as part of the Festival Of Britain. Contains many advertisements.
A large hand-painted advertising poster for J & P Coats Ltd of Paisley, showing their Anchor Mills complex.
A pay token from the Meadowside shipyard of D & W Henderson & Co. Ltd., which was in business from 1872 until 1936.
An ingot of aluminium from the first pour at the Lochaber aluminium smelter in December 1929.
A uniform button from Glasgow Corporation Water Works, featuring the crest of the City of Glasgow.
A section of linked stage-1 steam turbine blades from a large power station.
A pencil sketch self portrait of artist Muirhead Bone, from March 7th 1922. Bone is well-known for his lithographs from industry and the WWI battlefields.