Nobel Explosives Display Stand
A wooden display stand for sticks of dynamite from Nobel Explosives, Ayrshire.
A wooden display stand for sticks of dynamite from Nobel Explosives, Ayrshire.
Three tins that held detonators from Nobel’s Explosives, Ayrshire.
Hand-lettered cards from Nobel’s Explosives, probably from a trade show display.
Medal struck by Nobel Industries to commemorate the 1924 British Empire Exhibition.
Dummy detonators and connectors from Nobel’s Explosives, Ayrshire.
High speed explosion photographs from Nobel’s Explosives, taken with a rotating mirror camera.
A tin which contained ICI electrical explosive detonators.
A sign from the Biazzi continuous nitration nitroglycerine plant at the Royal Ordnance Factory, Bishopton.
A letter opener from ICI Nobel Explosives, engraved Special Propulsive Section 1953, in the shape of a hydraulic cordite press.
A brass poking tool, used to make a hole in dynamite for a detonator, marked ICI.
A Perspex cube shattered by an electrical explosive detonator, to study shock wave patterns. From the testing labs at Nobel Explosives, Ardeer.