Thu 18 Aug 2011 15:58:16 EST Computer 2-bit flip-flop module. Does anyone know which machine it was from?
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Thu 18 Aug 2011 15:58:17 EST. View of underside. Module is riveted together so valves cant be changed!
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Thu 18 Aug 2011 15:58:17 EST. Connector, marked Belling-Lee, England
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Thu 18 Aug 2011 15:58:18 EST. One of the two 13D5 double triode valves, These are a Brimar industrial version of the 12AU7.
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This image shows the top & bottom of a late 18thC brass snuff box. Can anyone help with the initials AGRS which may well represent an agricultural society judging by the implements shown? Please email me at vk2eii@gmail.com.
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AWA-Tx 7-pin cable - what equipment uses this? 1940-1950 period, RAAF?
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AWA-Tx cable-2
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1920s "resistance lamps" panel - Australian Navy. Used as a voltage dropper from a DC supply for battery charging.
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Top view of an antique cast brass plate 15cm dia, 3mm thick. Has been in the family many years. What might be its date and origin? If anyone can help, please email me at vk2ua@yahoo.com
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Cast plate underside
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Initials on 1769 silver cup, can someone interpret what the letters actually read, if so email me at vk2ua@yahoo.com
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This armorial is engraved on a pair of old sheffield plate tureens dating to around 1820. It turns out to be that of Sir Thomas Reade CB. The arms are those of Reade and the three decorations are orders he was awarded and the motto "FIDEI ET MERITO" comes from one of them.
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Detail showing the 3 medals, which are the Orders of the Bath (CB), the Turkish Cresent and St Ferdinand and Merit.
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Close plated (silver foil on steel) dessert spoon stamped with USN and anchor symbol - 1820-1850. Were these made in America or imported from England? If anyone can help, please email me at vk2ua@yahoo.com
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This Hu-Peh 1 Tael coin was allegedly made in 1904. It appears to be silver rather than cupro-nickel. Is it genuine or a later forgery? If anyone can help, please email me at vk2ua@yahoo.com
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Is the origin of this wheel engraved glass beaker, which stands about 7" high, 18th century Holland or elsewhere? If anyone can help, please email me at vk2ua@yahoo.com
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Base of celadon brush pot
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Album: Pair Ormolu CandelabraAre these French and would they be 18th or 19th Century? They were modified over 50 years ago for electric power. Click for detailed pictures. If anyone can help, please email me at vk2ua@yahoo.com Changed: 10/11/07
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Pair of early bright emitter triode valves. They have B4 bases and labelled T over H3. The metal base appears to be chrome plated brass. They are type H3 made by Tungsram in Hungary (dating to the early 1920s).
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A curious solid spoon shaped item approx 8 cm long made from stone and possibly Chinese. There are 3 grooves cut into the top at the right. What is it for and how old is it?
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A small brass nozzle plated in the centre, some 6 cm long with a screw connection at the right and a small exit hole at the left. Found on an old rubbish site. Could have been used for water and from its quality quite old. When was it made and what was it used for?
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A very small nicely carved wooden figurine 10 cm high possibly once painted. Has remains of a nail underneath so was presumably attached to something. It was bought in Cochin, India many years ago. Can anyone date it or suggest where it was used?
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These are Britsh made 1930s valves. What are their specifications?
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