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Explosive Testing Slide Rules

A pair of slide rules – one in wood, one in plastic – used to compare the power of various explosives, tested on a device called a ballistic pendulum. From Nobel’s Explosives, Ayrshire.

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Cordite Press Chalk Board

A chalk board from one of the cordite pressing houses at the ICI Nobel factory at Ardeer, in Ayrshire.

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Gunpowder Box

A wooden box for carrying gunpowder from Nobel’s Explosives, Ardeer.

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ICI Nobel Magnadet Exploder

A Magnadet Exploder from Nobel’s Explosives Co. Ltd.

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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.

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Nobel’s Plastic Test Plate

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

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Shaped Charge Explosive Display

A wooden model shaped-charge explosive, and a steel plate pierced by a similar (real) charge, both from Nobel’s Explosives.

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Mining Drill

A twist drill, about 5 feet long, used to drill holes for explosives in mining.

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Nobel’s Explosives Safety Sign

A battered and faded safety sign from the Nobel’s Explosives factory at Ardeer, Ayrshire.

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