Instruments
Windmill, after Bernard Francois Pasteur
1775 - 1799
Propellor
1775 - 1799
Propellor
1775 - 1799
Water hammers
1775 - 1799
Model of a diving-bell
1750 - 1774
Instrument for comparing the density of liquids
1750 - 1774
Pressure Syringe
1775 - 1799
Pressure Syringe
1775 - 1799
Syringe
1775 - 1799
Intermingled jets
1750 - 1774
Suction pump with reservoir
1750 - 1774
Demonstration instrument for constant head
1750 - 1774
Tubes for Fire pump 150
1750 - 1774
Hero's fountain
1750 - 1774
Syphon fountain
1775 - 1799
Intermittent fountain
1775 - 1799
Geological syphon
1750 - 1774
Intermittent syphon: Tantalus beaker
1750 - 1774
Intermittent syphon: Tantalus beaker
1750 - 1774
Dilatometer, after Petrus van Musschenbroek
1750 - 1774
Chest of 35 Thermometers
1775 - 1799
Thermometer, 'F
1775 - 1799
Thermometer: mercury
P.J. Kipp? E. Ducretet ?
Thermometer: mercury
Delft P.J. Kipp (Fabrikant), circa 1890
Laboratory thermometers No 2248
circa 1890
Laboratory thermometers No 2252
circa 1890
Differential air thermometer: Leslie - Rumford
1800 - 1824
Instrument for determining the boiling point of water, after Regnault
Paris possibly J. Salleron, 1850 - 1874
Hypsometer
1868 - 1879
Dilatometer for fluids
Amsterdam I.F.V. van Deene, 1850 - 1874
's Gravesande's ring & ball
1750 - 1774
Pressure boiler; Papin pressure cooker
1775 - 1799
Thermoscope
1775 - 1779
Jet Cart
1750 - 1774
Self-acting spirit blowpipe (eleopyle)
1800 - 1824
Fire jet
1750 - 1774
Fire Syringes, after Richard Lorentz
1800 - 1824
Fire syringe, or fire piston, all brass
1800 - 1824
Davy lamp, safety lamp
1816 - 1826
Hydrogen lamp: Volta's
1775 - 1799
Argand lamp (producing neither smoke nor smell)
1784 - 1789
