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3-D glasses Abbot filters

USE Three dimensional glasses USE Water filters

3-D photographs Aboriginal breastplates

USE Three dimensional photographs BT Breastplates

SN Breastplates awarded to aboriginal people 110 film during the 1800s and up until 1950 recognising achievement, role or status. USE Cartridge film They are generally inscribed with the wearer's name and tribe. 120 film Aboriginal dolls USE Roll film USE Indigenous Australian dolls

126 film Aboriginal flags USE Cartridge film BT Flags

220 film SN Use for Australian mainland Aboriginal, Tiwi Islands and Torres Strait Island USE Roll film flags.

35mm cameras Aboriginal weapons USE Weapons BT Film cameras Pocket cameras

NT Midget cameras Abrading instruments Miniature cameras BT Instruments SN Cameras using 35mm film. Features vary widely, e.g. they can be direct viewfinder NT Abrading stones or SLR, automatic or manual. Abrasives SN Equipment, machinery or utensils which 35mm film use friction to wear down, smooth out or add a sharp edge to objects. Where BT Camera film possible, use a more specific term. SN Sprocketed 35mm film enclosed in a single spool in a light-proof metal or plastic Abrading stones cassette for use in 35mm cameras. Use BT Abrading instruments `Movie film' for 35mm film used in movie cameras. Stones NT Emery stones Abacus RT Abrasives BT Calculating devices SN Stones used to abrade objects. SN Calculating devices consisting of beads or balls strung on wires or rods set in a Abrasive grinders frame. BT Grinding tools

Abas SN Machines or tools which grind with BT Outerwear abrasives. They are used to cut hardened or tempered metals and to develop a SN Sleeveless outer garments, worn by arabic smooth finish on metal, wood, stone or peoples. concrete.

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Abrasives Accessories

BT Abrading instruments BT Objects

NT Carborundum NT Animal accessories Garnet paper Audio equipment accessories Sandpaper Babies accessories

RT Abrading stones Baby accessories Bathroom accessories AC generators Beach accessories

BT Rotating generators Book accessories Bottle accessories NT Induction generators Clothing accessories Synchronous generators Computer accessories RT AC motors Document accessories SN Machines, usually rotary, which convert Engine accessories mechanical power into alternating-current electric power. Fireplace accessories Game accessories AC motors Knitting machine accessories BT Motors Lapidary accessories

NT Induction motors Lens accessories Synchronous motors Microscope accessories

RT AC generators Money accessories

SN Motors that convert alternating current Music accessories into mechanical energy. Musical instrument accessories Photograph accessories Academic dress Telescope accessories Costumes BT Timepiece accessories SN Formal university dress, usually Typewriter accessories consisting of a cap and gown, and Vehicle accessories sometimes stole. Weapon accessories Academic regalia Accordions BT Regalia BT Wind instruments

Academicals NT Concertinas

USE Academic dress Flutinas Piano accordions Academy boards Player accordions SN Portable wind instruments with bellows BT Artists paper and button-like keys sounded by means of metallic rods. RT Canvas boards SN Pasteboards used for painting, especially Account books in oils, since the early C19th. BT Books Acanthus Financial records NT BT Plants Ledgers

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Account records BT Paintings

BT Business records Actinometers

Accounting machines USE Tintmeters

BT Electronic calculators Acupuncture equipment SN Machines that deal with all aspects of accounting, for example, billing, BT Health and medical equipment bookkeeping, wages, taxation. NT Acupuncture needles Accounts Acupuncture needles USE Account books BT Acupuncture equipment Needles Accounts books USE Account books Adaptors

BT Electrical equipment Acetylene generators SN Accessory plugs for connecting a piece of BT Generators apparatus fitted with one type of terminals to a supply point with a SN Steel cylinders or tanks that provide for different type. controlled mixing of calcium carbide and water to generate acetylene. Adding machines Acetyline generators USE Calculators

USE Acetylene generators Address books Acid carboys BT Books

USE Carboys SN Books listing names with residences and/or business locations, usually in alphabetical order Acid jars

BT Chemical jars Addressing machines

BT Office machines RT Demijohns SN Machines that use stencils to print addresses upon envelopes and other Acoustic guitars paper. Often referred to by the trade BT Guitars name, Addressographs.

NT Classical guitars Addressographs Flamenco guitars USE Addressing machines Steel string guitars SN A general terms for guitars which produce their sound through non-electric or Adhesive paste non-electronic means. All pre-20th BT Adhesives century and some modern forms of guitar are acoustic; where possible use a more specific term or combine this term with a Adhesive stamps specific type of guitar. BT Objects

Acrylic paintings NT Cinderella stamps Postage stamps

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Adhesive tape NT Advertising fans

BT Adhesives Advertising leaflets Advertising mirrors SN A tape coated with an adhesive substance on one or both sides. Advertising pamphlets Advertising postcards Adhesives Advertising posters BT Objects Advertising signs

NT Adhesive paste Advertising stamps Adhesive tape Advertising stickers Cellotape Advertising tokens Glue Billboards Sticky tape Handbills SN Substances for sticking objects together. Pub mirrors Where possible, specify a type of adhesive. Pub paintings

RT Promotional material; Sales catalogues Adjuster door lapping SN Devices, publications, signs etc designed USE Lap sets to attract public attention in order to bring in custom or sell products. Administrative files Advertising booklets BT Business records BT Advertisements Booklets Administrative records BT Documents Advertising cards

NT Letter books BT Advertisements Minute books Cards Order books Advertising catalogues Purchase orders USE Sales catalogues Admirals chests

BT Chests Advertising fans BT Advertisements RT Decanters Hand fans SN Travelling cases containing a set of spirit SN Fans whose mounts contain advertising decanters and drinking glasses. messages or pictures.

Admiral's chests Advertising leaflets USE Admirals chests BT Advertisements Leaflets

Admission badges RT Handbills BT Badges advertising material

Advertisements USE Advertisements BT Objects Advertising mirrors NT Advertising booklets Advertising cards BT Advertisements

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BT Mirrors Aerial photographs

BT Photographs Advertising pamphlets

BT Advertisements NT Air photos Pamphlets SN Photographs of air-to-ground views and SN Advertising publications of between 2 and air-to-air pictures of other craft, cloud 4 pages. formation and meteorological phenomenon taken from aircraft. Use `Space photographs' for photographs taken from Advertising postcards beyond the earth's atmosphere. Use BT Advertisements `Astrophotographs' for photographs of Postcards astronomical phenomena. Use `Air photos' for stereo photographs designed to be used RT Advertising cards for measuring buildings and earth features in air photo interpretation. Advertising posters Aerials BT Advertisements Posters USE Antennas SN Posters advertising companies or products. Aero-engines

Advertising signs BT Internal-combustion engines

BT Advertisements NT Jet engines Signs Reciprocating aero-engines Rocket engines Advertising stamps SN Engines that develop either shaft horsepower or thrust and incorporate BT Advertisements design features advantageous for aircraft Cinderella stamps propulsion. NT Poster stamps SN Non-postal stamps used for advertising Aerograms purposes. Advertisements in stamp form. BT Postal stationery Advertising stickers SN Sheets of special lightweight airmail paper which can be suitably folded, BT Advertisements gummed and addressed to simultaneously Stickers serve as letter and envelope.

Advertising tokens Aeronautical charts

BT Advertisements USE Aeronautical maps Tokens Aeronautical maps Adzes BT Aviation documents BT Cutting tools Maps Woodworking tools SN Maps designed primarily for use in air NT Coopering adzes navigation, giving surface features of SN Long-handled tools with a chisel-like or aeronautical importance. curved blade set at right angles to the handle, used for dressing timber. Aerophones

USE Wind instruments Aerial charts USE Aeronautical maps Aeroplane engines

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USE Aero-engines BT Gemstones

SN Variegated varieties of quartz Aeroplane logbooks (chalcedony) showing coloured bands or other markings. USE Aircraft logbooks Agricultural engines

Aeroplane piston engines BT Engines USE Reciprocating aero-engines NT Ploughing engines

RT Agricultural equipment Aeroplanes SN Engines used for agricultural purposes BT Aircraft such as thrashing corn, pumping water, sawing timber, bruising oats or beans and NT Air ambulances chopping hay. Biplanes Flying boats Agricultural equipment

Monoplanes BT Occupation-based equipment Seaplanes NT Agricultural machinery Training aeroplanes Agricultural machines RT Toy aeroplanes Agricultural tools Corn crushers Aerosol cans Farm equipment USE Aerosol containers Lassos Shearing equipment Aerosol containers Stockwhips BT Containers Yokes

RT Atomisers RT Agricultural engines; Winemaking equipment

SN Small metal containers for storing under SN A broad term for collections of implements pressure, and subsequently dispensing as used in agriculture. Where possible, a spray, such domestic products as specify particular tools or machinery. insecticides, waxes and lacquers. Agricultural machinery

Aerosol packs USE Agricultural machines USE Aerosol containers Agricultural machines

Aerospace engines BT Agricultural equipment USE Aero-engines Machines

NT Agricultural vehicles Afoxes Cotton gins BT Percussion instruments Cultivators

SN South American percussion instrument Fruit sorters Harrows Aftershave lotion Harvesters

BT Shaving toiletries Ploughs Reapers Agates Threshing machines

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Agricultural records RT Ammonia compressors

BT Documents SN Machines that increase the pressure of air by increasing its density and delivering NT Farm records the fluid against the connected system SN Documents pertaining to any agricultural resistance, on the discharge side. activity, including farming, timbering etc. Air-cooled engines

Agricultural tools BT Engines BT Agricultural equipment SN Engines in which the engine is cooled Tools directly by a stream of air without the NT Chaff cutters interposition of a liquid medium. Hay rakes Air fresheners Hoes BT Perfumes Pitchforks Scythes RT Incense

Sickles SN Scents or fragrances used to make a room sweet smelling. Agricultural vehicles Air letters BT Agricultural machines Vehicles USE Aerograms

NT Tractors Air photos RT Toy agricultural vehicles BT Aerial photographs

Aigrettes RT Stereo photographs

BT Head ornaments SN Stereo photographs of air-to-ground views, Headwear created with at least a 30 per cent overlap SN Plumes or tufts of feathers arranged as and viewed through a stereoscope for headwear or a head ornament; also interpretation, measurement of features sometimes jewelled head ornaments etc. which look like feathers. Air pressure gauges Air ambulances BT Pressure gauges BT Aeroplanes Ambulances Airbricks SN Light aircraft equipped like an ambulance, used to fly patients to a BT Bricks hospital, especially from outback and SN Perforated blocks set into a wall for country centres. ventilation.

Air bricks Airconditioners USE Airbricks BT Cooling equipment

Air brushes Aircraft BT Artists equipment BT Vehicles

Air compressors NT Aeroplanes Airplanes BT Compressors Gliders

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NT Hot air balloons Aircraft transporters

Rotary wing aircraft BT Trailers SN Use as a general term for a variety of machines supported for flight in the air by RT Prime movers buoyancy (such as balloons and other SN Large trailers designed to pull or move lighter-than-air craft) or by dynamic aircraft, generally by being attached to a action of air on its surfaces (such as prime mover. aeroplanes, helicopters, gliders, and other heavier-than-air craft). Where possible, name a specific type of aircraft. Aircraft wheels BT Aircraft components Aircraft badges Wheels BT Aircraft components Vehicle badges Airguns SN Devices fixed to the body of an aircraft BT Guns depicting logos, brand names etc. SN Guns operated by compressed air. Aircraft carriers

BT Naval ships Airline maps USE Aeronautical maps RT Aircraft

SN Large naval ships, designed to serve as an Airline tickets air base at sea, with a long strip on deck for the taking off and landing of aircraft. BT Transport tickets

Aircraft compasses Airline timetables BT Aircraft components BT Timetables Directional compasses

NT Inclinometer Airmail covers RT Aircraft USE Airmail envelopes

Aircraft components Airmail envelopes BT Vehicle components BT Philatelic envelopes NT Aircraft badges SN Special lightweight envelopes labelled to Aircraft compasses indicate they should be sent by airmail. Aircraft wheels Airmail labels

Aircraft engines BT Labels USE Aero-engines Postal stationery

RT Airmail envelopes

Aircraft logbooks SN Gummed labels that are stuck on envelopes to indicate they should be sent BT Aviation documents by airmail. Logbooks SN Books containing a listing of navigational, Airmail paper meteorological, and other significant data concerning an air journey. These can BT Postal stationery include separate logs for the journey, the SN Lightweight paper used for sending letters aircraft's condition, engines, and a pilot's overseas. log.

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Airplanes Albumen photoprints

USE Aeroplanes USE Albumen prints

Airspeed indicators Albumen prints

BT Indicators BT Photographic prints

SN Photographic prints having albumen as Akubra hats the binder. They are always black and white but they may be toned to a BT Hats monochrome hue. SN Broadbrimmed Australian hats, made of rabbit fur felt, which are particularly Albumen silver prints hardy in wet conditions. USE Albumen prints

Alabastra Albums BT Cosmetics containers BT Books RT Unguentaria NT Chocolate card albums SN Small bottles or flasks of elongated form for holding ointments, perfume or oil. Cigarette card albums (Dict of Glass, Harold Newman, London, Coin albums 1977). Philatelic albums

Alabastrons Photograph albums Postcard albums USE Alabastra SN Books consisting of blank leaves for inserting and storing photographs, Alabastrum stamps, etc.

USE Alabastra Alcoholometers

BT Meters Alarm clocks SN Instruments for finding the percentage of BT Clocks alcohol in a liquid. SN Clocks that can be set to sound a bell or the like at a particular time in order to Ale glasses rouse people from sleep. BT Drinking glasses

Albion presses RT Beer glasses

BT Printing presses SN Early English glasses intended for drinking ale or beer. The shape SN Hand printing presses made about 1822. approximated that of a contemporary The type lay on a horizontal sliding bed, elongated wine glass. Refer also to beer pressure being exerted by an glasses, which are similar. elbow-shaped lever joint called a toggle which forced the platen on to the forme. Alembas

Album covers BT Percussion instruments

USE Record covers SN Tuned percussion instruments invented by Australian composer Moya Henderson, comprising a set of suspended triangles of Albumen photographs graduated size and pitch, each connected USE Albumen prints to a tubular resonator

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All-sky camera mirrors RT Altars

USE Camera mirrors SN Works of art or decorative screens behind and above an altar.

Allen keys Altars BT Hand tools BT Religious objects SN Variously sized small hexagonal metal bars , used to tighten or loosen matching RT Altarcloths; Altarpieces screws or bolts. SN Constructions upon which religious offerings are made. Almanacs

BT Documents Altered photographs USE Manipulated photographs SN Calendars of the days of the year, in weeks and months, indicating the time of various events or phenomena (for Altered prints example, anniversaries, sunrise, changes of the moon and tides) or giving other USE Manipulated photographs pertinent information. Alternating current generators Almond essence USE AC generators BT Food essences

SN Food additives composed of concentrated Alternating current motors almond liquid. USE AC motors Almonds BT Nut fruits Alternators

SN The stone (nut) or kernel of the fruit of the USE AC generators almond tree.

Alternators, inductor Alphabet blocks USE Inductor alternators BT Toy blocks

RT Educational toys Alternators, turbo SN Building blocks with a letter of the USE Turboalternators alphabet on each face.

Alphabet toys Altimeters

USE Alphabet blocks BT Aviation instruments Meters Altarcloths RT Aneroid barometers

BT Ceremonial textiles SN Devices used in aircraft for finding distance above sea level, terrain or some Cloths other reference point. Religious objects RT Altars Ambrotype photographs

SN Cloths for covering an altar. USE Ambrotypes

Altarpieces Ambrotypes

BT Decorative panels BT Positives Religious objects

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SN Positive photographs produced by SN All the material used in discharging mounting a negative (made by a variant of firearms and weapons that throw the wet collodion process) that is on glass projectiles, including gunpowder, shot, with a dark backing, which makes the shrapnel, bullets, cartridges, primers, image appear as a positive. fuses, chemicals, bombs, grenades, mines and pyrotechnics. Ambulances Ammunition belts BT Emergency vehicles BT Belts NT Air ambulances Military equipment

RT Toy ambulances NT Cartridge belts SN Vehicles specially equipped for carrying RT Ammunition; Ammunition pouches sick or wounded people. While modern ambulances are motor powered, early SN Belts used to carry ammunition, usually ambulances were drawn by horse. bullets, on the person.

American organs Ammunition pouches

USE Reed organs BT Firearms accessories

RT Ammunition; Ammunition belts American pattern braces USE Joiners braces Amp meters

USE Ammeters Amethysts BT Gemstones Amphibia

SN Crystallised purple or violet quartz used USE Amphibians in jewellery.

Amphibians Ammeters BT Animals BT Electric meters NT Frogs NT Milliammeters SN Instruments for measuring the magnitude Toads of electric currents in amperes. Amphorae

Ammonia compressors BT Food storage jars

BT Compressors SN Ancient Greek two-handled, narrow-necked vessels, commonly RT Air compressors big-bellied and narrowed at the base, used for food storage, commonly oil or wine. Ammunition Amphoras BT Military equipment USE Amphorae NT Bullets Cannon balls Amplidynes Cartridges USE DC generators Shells (ammunition) Shot Amplifiers Shrapnel BT Electrical equipment RT Ammunition belts; Ammunition pouches Electronic equipment

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NT Audio amplifiers USE Medicinal powders Oscillators SN Devices for increasing the amplitudes of Analog calculators electric waves or impulses; commonly BT Calculators radio valves or transistors, or devices employing them. Analog computers Amplifiers, rotating BT Computers USE DC generators SN Computers that use continuously variable (analog) quantities such as rotation or Ampoules voltage to represent numbers.

BT Health and medical equipment Analysers

RT Hypodermic syringes BT Prisms SN Sealed glass bulbs used to hold SN Prisms used in microscopes, with a hypodermic solutions. polariser.

Amulets Analytical balances BT Personal adornments BT Balances

NT Therapeutic amulets SN Types of equal-arm balances used for exacting laboratory work. RT Tikis

SN Objects (such as brooches, finger rings, Anastigmat enlarging lenses bracelets, reliquaries or pendants) or gemstones believed to have special USE Enlarging lenses supernatural qualities and worn primarily to ward off evil, witchcraft or illness, but sometimes to bring good fortune. Anastigmat lenses BT Lenses Amusement machines SN Lenses designed to eliminate astigmatism. BT Machines

NT Carousel horses Anastigmatic lenses Jukeboxes USE Anastigmat lenses

Anaesthesia equipment Anatomical drawings

BT Health and medical equipment BT Drawings

NT Anaesthesimeters RT Anatomical models SN A general term for equipment used by anaesthetists. Where possible, specify the type of equipment. Anatomical models BT Health and medical equipment Anaesthesimeters Scientific models

BT Anaesthesia equipment RT Anatomical drawings Meters SN Models of different parts of human and SN Instruments for testing degrees of animal anatomy, most usually skeletons, anaesthesia or for regulating the amount showing the structure of the body. of anaesthetic given. Anchor chains Analgesic powders BT Nautical equipment

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Anchors Angle bars

BT Nautical equipment BT Beams

SN Metal beams with an L-shaped section. Ancient Greek coins

BT Coins Angle braces USE Hand drills NT Diobol coins Drachm coins Angle irons Obol coins Onkia coins USE Angle bars Staters Tetrobol coins Animal accessories Trias coins BT Accessories

Victoriatus NT Animal bells Animal transport containers Ancient Indian coins Cages BT Coins Camel accessories Dog accessories Ancient Roman coins Horse accessories BT Coins Horse trappings

NT Semis coins Lassos Solidus coins Leads Yokes Andirons

USE Firedogs Animal bells BT Animal accessories Anemometers Bells NT Cowbells BT Meters

Animal bones Aneroid barographs BT Animal parts USE Barographs NT Bone carvings Aneroid barometers Engraved bones Inscribed bones BT Barometers Skulls (animal) RT Altimeters Whalebones SN Instruments for measuring atmospheric pressure and, indirectly, altitude, by Animal figures registering the pressure exerted on the elastic top of a box or chamber exhausted BT Figures of air. NT Bird figures

Angel coins RT Animals

BT Coins SN Ceramic or carved representations of animals. SN An English gold coin, first issued in 1465 and valued at 6s. 8d.

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Animal fur RT Animal fur

BT Animal parts Animal products Animal teeth

NT Ermine BT Animal parts

NT Boar teeth Animal horns Elephant teeth BT Animal parts Tusks NT Antelope horns Whale teeth Cow horns Engraved horns Animal transport containers Snuff horns BT Animal accessories Containers

Animal parts RT Cages

BT Animals SN Containers made and designed to confine and transport wild and domestic animals. NT Animal bones Animal fur Animal traps

Animal horns BT Traps Animal skins NT Eel traps Animal teeth Fish traps Antennae Lobster traps Bezoars Mouse traps Bones Rabbit traps Coral Rat-traps Eggs Yabbie traps Feathers

Pearls Animals Shells BT Objects Skeletons (animal) NT Amphibians Animal products Animal parts

BT Animals Animal products Australian animals NT Animal fur Birds Birds nests Coral Cocoons Dinosaurs Eggs Fish Honeycomb Invertebrates Pearls Mammals Shells Mice Wool samples Reptiles Wool specimens Squirrels Animal skins Animation cells BT Animal parts USE Animation cels

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Animation cels USE Annealing furnaces

BT Artworks Annual reports RT Cinematographic equipment BT Reports SN Animation cels (short for celluloid) are transparent sheets onto which images are drawn or painted for traditional, Ant traps hand-drawn animations. BT Pest traps

Ankle bindings Antelope horns BT Footwear BT Animal horns

Ankle chains Antennae USE Anklets BT Animal parts

Ankle rings Antennas USE Anklets BT Communications equipment

Ankle ties NT Direction-finders

BT Clothing accessories Frame aerials

SN Ties, usually textile, used to secure Loop aerials trousers around the ankles. SN Devices that couple a transmitter or receiver network of a radio system to open Anklets space. Radio waves or microwaves are used to transmit signals from a source BT Jewellery through space.

SN Rings, chains, bands or other ornamental forms worn around the ankle. Anthropological specimens BT Specimens Anna coins NT Bark specimens (anthropological) BT Coins Fibre specimens (anthropological) NT Half anna coins SN Use for specimens collected for cultural purposes. One anna coins

One sixteenth anna coins Antimacassars One twelfth anna coins BT Furniture accessories Quarter anna coins Soft furnishings Two anna coins SN Ornamental coverings for the backs and RT Rupee coins arms of chairs, sofas, etc. to keep them from being soiled. SN Indian copper denomination, to the value of one-sixteenth of the rupee. Antiseptic swabs Annealing furnaces USE Swabs

BT Furnaces Glassmaking equipment Ants

SN Furnaces for annealing metals or glass. BT Insects

NT Annealing ovens Honey ants

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Anvils SN Utensils for removing the core of an apple, in the form of a long thin cylindrical BT Blacksmithing tools handle extending to a hemispherical tube with the end sharpened and pointed for RT Coopering hammers cutting. SN Heavy iron blocks with smooth faces, frequently of steel, on which hot metals Apple peelers are hammered into desired shapes. BT Fruit peelers

Aperture cards RT Apple corers BT Microfiche

SN Cards with one or more openings into each Apple sorters of which is mounted a frame cut from a BT Fruit sorters strip of microfilm.

Apiary equipment Applications software

USE Beekeeping equipment BT Computer software

NT Computer game software Aplanat lenses SN Software that applies the computer to a USE Rapid rectilinear lenses particular type of work, especially business and commercial applications. It includes word processing, database Apostle spoons management, spreadsheet and desktop publishing software. BT Spoons

RT Religious figures Applicators

SN A type of spoon, about 18 cm long, that BT Medical instruments has, as the finial (on a straight SN Rod-like instruments for applying undecorated stem), a cast full-length medication. figure in-the-round depicting one of the Twelve Apostles. Applique dies Apothecary bottles BT Dies

BT Medication bottles SN Patterns used in order to perform applique work. RT Apothecary jars Applique patches

Apothecary boxes BT Clothing accessories

BT Boxes SN Decorative textile patches designed to be SN Boxes in which medicaments were stored. sewn or ironed onto clothing. Some people collect such patches.

Apothecary jars Appointment books

BT Pharmaceutical jars BT Books Stationery Apple corers Aprons BT Corers BT Clothing RT Apple peelers NT Ceremonial aprons Work aprons

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SN Pieces of clothing made in various ways Arch supports for covering, and usually also protecting, the front of a person more or less BT Footwear accessories completely. SN Internal part of shoe that pushes up against the arch of the foot. Aquarelle paintings

BT Watercolour paintings Arched top guitars

SN The French term for true watercolour BT Steel string guitars painting in transparent washes of colour, SN Steel strung, plectrum played guitars as distinct from the opaque method known carved from thick wood, and used as gouache. particularly in jazz playing. For greater volume many have steel resonators let Aquatints into the belly. BT Etchings Archers rings SN Prints produced by intaglio method where a design is bitten into the metal plate by BT Archery equipment means of acid. Finger rings SN A type of finger ring worn by an archer to Arc lamp regulators make the flight of the arrow swifter and more accurate. The ring has a projection BT Lighting equipment on one side of the hoop behind which a bow-string is hitched when the arrow is RT Arc lamps drawn. Usually Chinese, often made of jade. Arc lamps

BT Lamps Archery bows BT Archery equipment SN Lamps in which an electric arc, usually between carbon rods, provides a light NT Crossbows source of high intensity. Reflex bows Arc lights SN Hand weapons used to shoot arrows.

USE Arc lamps Archery equipment

BT Hunting and gathering tools Arc welders Sports equipment USE Electric welders Weapons

NT Archers rings Arc-welding equipment Archery bows USE Electric welders Arrows Bows Arcade games Quivers BT Games Archimedean braces SN Games, usually coin operated, designed to be used in retail centres. USE Archimedean drills

Arcade toys Archimedean drills BT Toys BT Drills

RT Kewpie dolls RT Push drills SN Inexpensive toys given as prizes at fairs and in arcades.

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SN Drills consisting of a head, a stem cut or NT Podiums twisted into the form of a slow spiral, a Roofs driving handle containing a nut cut internally to engage with the spiral and a Shingles screw chuck to take bits. A rotating action Shop fittings is obtained by sliding the handle up and down the spiral stem so that the bit Skirting boards rotates alternately in opposite directions. Staircases Steps Architectural drawings Tiles BT Drawings Walls Weathervanes Architectural elements Window accessories BT Objects Window frames

NT Architectural panels Windows Balusters Architectural models Balustrades BT Models Banister rails SN Small scale models of architectural Banisters constructions Bannisters Brackets Architectural moulds

Bricks BT Industrial moulds Bridge girders

Building stones Architectural panels Chimneypots BT Architectural elements Columns Panels Copings NT Balustrade panels Cornices Ceiling panels Cupolas Dado panels Door accessories Door panels Door jambs Leadlight door panels Doors Leadlight panels Finials Stained glass panels Fireplaces SN Distinct portions or divisions of a Floors wainscot, ceiling, door, shutter, etc., or of any surface sunk below or raised above Friezes the general level, or enclosed by a frame Gates or border. Gateways Grilles Architectural plans Keystones BT Documents Lightning conductors Lintels Architectural specifications Mantelpieces BT Specifications Mirror balls Mouldings Archival documents Newels

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USE Archives BT Military equipment

NT Armour masks Archives Armour plates BT Objects Armoured sleeves

NT Design archives Chainmail armour Gauntlets RT Documents Horse armour Argand lamps Leg armour Neck armour BT Lamps Shields SN Lamps with a burner that has a cylindrical wick sandwiched between two Shoulder armour metal tubes that admit a current of air to Sword belts the inside of the flame and a chimney to Torso armour enclose the flame and direct air to the outside of it. RT Military uniforms SN Defensive coverings worn as protection Argylls against offensive weapons.

BT Tableware Armour boxes RT Sauce boats BT Boxes SN Gravy warmers with a handle and spout, Clothing storage containers similar in shape to a covered coffee pot. SN Boxes used to store armour.

Arithmometers Armour masks BT Mechanical calculators BT Armour SN Early calculating machines used for Masks working out arithmetical problems, based SN Masks worn as part of a suit of armour. on a mechanism of rows of teeth on a driving wheel, with calculations made by advancing the wheel on the rows. Armour plates

BT Armour Armbands NT Backplates BT Clothing accessories Breastplates SN Bands of material worn around sleeves to SN Metal pieces or plates forming the indicate authority, allegiance, mourning, material of defensive armour, especially etc. the plates of iron or steel with which the sides of vessels of war are covered. Armchairs

BT Chairs Armoured cars

SN Chairs with arms to support the forearms BT Vehicles or elbows. SN Reinforced vehicles which are impervious to bullets. Armlets

BT Jewellery Armoured sleeves

SN Ornamental bands worn on the upper BT Armour arm, either of cloth or metals. SN Pieces of armour which protect the arm.

Armour Arms

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USE Weapons BT Flowers

NT Feather flowers Army tanks BT Military vehicles Artificial fruits

RT Toy tanks BT Fruits SN Imitation fruit made from plastics etc. Arrows

BT Archery equipment Artillery BT Weapons SN A slender, straight, generally pointed, missile wepon made to be shot from a bow NT Cannons (macquarie dictionary definition). Field guns Art books Mortars (weapons)

BT Books RT Guns

Art drawings Artists brushes

BT Drawings BT Artists equipment Paintbrushes NT Brush drawings NT Calligraphy brushes Charcoal drawings SN Brushes used for painting artworks, as Ink drawings distinct from paintbrushes used by house painters and others. Pastel drawings

Pencil drawings Artists equipment Preparatory drawings BT Occupation-based equipment

Art materials NT Air brushes USE Artists equipment Artists brushes Artists paper Art paper Brush rests

USE Artists paper Brush washers Canvas boards Art posters Decorative finishes Easels BT Artworks Posters Mounts Palette knives Artificial arms Palettes BT Prostheses Screenprinting equipment Sketchbooks Artificial eyelashes Water drippers

BT Cosmetics Artists paper Personal effects SN Manmade eyelashes, applied temporarily BT Artists equipment with adhesive. NT Academy boards Artificial flowers Bristol boards

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Artworks RT Ashtrays

BT Objects Ashtrays NT Animation cels BT Furniture accessories Art posters Smoking equipment Cartoons RT Ashtray stands Carvings SN Small trays, saucers, or bowls for tobacco Collages ash. Commercial artwork Commercial artworks Askoi

Decorative panels BT Jugs Diptychs Oil jars

Drawings RT Oil lamps

Engraved bones SN Plural of askos, a small pottery vessels Engraved emu eggs used in ancient Greece for pouring oil into lamps. Engraved horns Frescos Asparagus dishes Friezes BT Vegetable dishes Installations SN Receptacles for bringing asparagus to the Montages dinner table. They are oblong dishes, upon Mosaics which rests a separate utensil in the form of a frame made of joined parallel rods Murals bent upward vertically at each end to hold Paintings the stalks. Papercuts Pictures Asparagus holders Portraits USE Asparagus tongs Prints Sculptures Asparagus plates

Silhouettes BT Plates

Tableaux vivants SN Circular plates sloping downwards Tapestries towards the centre (to which the asparagus stalks are pointed) and having Toas a small well on one side near the rim for Triptychs melted butter. SN Objects designed and executed to serve an artistic or ornamental purpose. Where Asparagus tongs possible, specify the type of artwork in preference to this broad general term. BT Serving tongs

SN Utensils for a diner to hold a stalk of Ash pans asparagus, made of a single strip of metal, BT Fireplace accessories bent in the form of U-shaped tongs, with a small square plate at each end to grip the Pans stalk. SN Pails or pans for collecting ash from fires. Assaying equipment Ashtray stands BT Scientific equipment BT Furniture accessories Stands RT Mining equipment

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Assegais NT Cosmic ray detectors

BT Spears Janssen's apparatus Photographic micrometers SN Slender throwing spear of the Bantu peoples of southern Africa. Planispheres Plate readers Astragal planes Regulator clocks USE Bead planes Reseaux

Astrographic plates Astronomical instruments

BT Astrophotographs USE Astronomical equipment

SN Astrophotographs on plates taken by astrographs. Astronomical models

BT Astronomical equipment Astrographs Scientific models BT Astronomical equipment NT Orreries Telescopes SN Telescopes designed exclusively for Astronomical photographs astronomical photography, especially for mapping the heavens. USE Astrophotographs

Astrolabes Astronomical telescopes BT Measuring instruments BT Telescopes SN Medieval instruments for measuring the SN Telescopes designed for viewing the stars. altitude of the sun or stars.

Astrological charts Astronomy equipment

USE Horoscopes USE Astronomical equipment

Astronomical charts Astrophotographs

BT Astronomical equipment BT Astronomical equipment Charts Photographs NT Astrographic plates Astronomical circle instruments SN Photographs taken of celestial bodies or astronomical phenomena. Use `Space BT Astronomical equipment photographs' for photographs taken Measuring instruments beyond the earth's atmosphere. SN Instruments for observing the transit of stars across the meridian of the observer. Asynchronous generators Astronomical equipment USE Induction generators

BT Scientific equipment Asynchronous motors NT Astrographs USE Induction motors Astronomical charts Astronomical circle instruments Ataghans Astronomical models USE Swords Astrophotographs Celestial globes

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Athletic supports Audio amplifiers

BT Sports clothing BT Amplifiers Underwear Audio equipment

NT Jockstraps NT Megaphones

RT Cricket boxes Note amplifiers SN Devices used to amplify the sound of a SN Supports for the genitals, usually of radio, record player, or electric elastic cotton webbing, worn by male instrument. athletes, dancers, etc. Audio and visual equipment Athletics equipment BT Communications equipment BT Sports equipment NT Audio accessories Atlases Audio equipment

BT Books Broadcasting equipment Geographical equipment Cinematographic equipment

RT Maps Film editing equipment Photographic equipment Atmospheric engines Polarizers

USE Non-condensing engines Television equipment Video equipment

ATMs Viewing equipment SN A general term to encompass a wide range USE Automatic teller machines of equipment used for audio or visual operations. This broad term is included only as a place-holder for hierarchy Atomic clocks purposes and is not to be used to describe BT Clocks individual objects.

SN Highly accurate clocks in which an electric oscillator, as a crystal, is regulated by the Audio appliances vibration of an atomic system. USE Audio equipment

Atomisers Audio cassette players BT Containers BT Audio equipment NT Medicinal atomisers SN Machines used to play, but not record, Perfume atomisers audio cassettes

RT Aerosol containers Audio cassette recorders SN Devices for dispensing liquids in a fine spray. BT Audio equipment

Att coins Audio cassettes BT Coins BT Audio tapes SN A Siamese copper coin, to the value of SN Plastic containers enclosing both a one-sixty-fourth part of the tical. 100 Att recording tape and two hubs about which = 1 Kip. it winds.

Audio accessories Audio compact discs USE Audio equipment BT Audio equipment

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BT Compact discs BT Packaging

NT Audio minidiscs RT Audio equipment

Audio equipment Audio frequency generators BT Audio and visual equipment USE Tone generators NT Audio amplifiers Audio cassette players Audio minidiscs Audio cassette recorders BT Audio compact discs Audio compact discs

Audio systems Audio oscillators Cassette recorders BT Oscillators Compact disc players Cylinder player RT Tone generators Digital sound recorders Earphones Audio record covers Gramophones USE Record covers Headphones Heterodyne units Audio records

Jukeboxes BT Sound recordings Microphone stands NT Frequency test records Microphones Phonographs Audio systems Radio cabinets BT Audio equipment Radio equipment Radiograms Audio tapes Record covers BT Sound recordings Record players Reel-to-reel tape recorders NT Audio cassettes Reverberation units Reel-to-reel audio tapes Sirens Audio-visual appliances Sonar detectors USE Audio and visual equipment Sound recordings Speakers Audio-visual equipment Styluses (audio) Whistles USE Audio and visual equipment Wire recorders

RT Audio equipment packaging Audiofrequency generators USE Tone generators Audio equipment accessories

BT Accessories Audiovisual equipment USE Audio and visual equipment NT Record cleaners

Audio equipment packaging Audiovisual toys BT Toys

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NT Toy cameras Australian fauna

Toy projectors USE Australian animals

Auger bits Australian flags BT Bits BT National flags NT Hollow bits SN Flags used to represent Australia as a Spoke trimmer bits nation. RT Augers Australian flora SN Bits having a square tapered shank fitted into and rotated by a brace; used for USE Australian plants drilling holes in wood. Australian plants Augers BT Plants BT Cutting tools Woodworking tools NT Banksias NT Shell augers Christmas bushes Taper augers Eucalyptus trees Twist augers Grass trees SN Iron shanks with a T-shaped handle at Kangaroo paws one end and a boring device taking a long steel bit at the other. Native pears Silky oak Australian animals Sturts Desert Pea BT Animals Waratahs Wattle NT Australian birds Dingoes Australian Rules balls Echidnas USE Footballs Goannas Kangaroos Autobiographies Koalas BT Books Platypus SN Accounts of a person's life written by that Possums person. Tasmanian devils Wombats Autoclaves

BT Health and medical equipment Australian birds SN Medical sterilising equipment, pressure BT Australian animals cookers or heavy vessels in which Birds chemical reactions take place under high NT Cockatoos pressure. Emus Autofocus cameras Fairy Wrens BT Film cameras Galahs Kookaburras SN Cameras which have devices which focus the lens automatically on a predetermined Magpies target area. Pelicans

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Autogiros Automatic teller machines

USE Autogyros BT Machines Microcomputers Autograph books Automatic violins BT Books BT Automatic musical instruments Violins Autogyros SN Violins played by mechanical apparatus BT Rotary wing aircraft rather than by people.

SN An aircraft with horizontally rotating Automatic washing machines blades turned in flight by air forces resulting from its foward motion. USE Electric washing machines (Macqurie Dictionary)

Automata Automatons USE Automata BT Machines

NT Musical automata Automobile accessories Toy automata USE Motor car accessories SN Mechanical figures or contrivances constructed to move through concealed motor power, as if spontaneously. Automobile bodies

USE Motor car bodies Automatic drills

USE Push drills Automobile chassis USE Automatic musical instruments Motor car chassis

BT Musical instruments Automobile clocks NT Automatic violins USE Dashboard clocks Barrel organs

Music boxes Automobile engines Organettes USE Motor car engines Piano players Player accordions Automobiles Player organs USE Motor cars Player pianos SN Musical instruments which play automatically Automotive engines

USE Motor vehicle engines Automatic pilots

BT Aviation instruments Autophones

RT Aircraft USE Percussion instruments SN Automatic steering devices in aircrafts. Autopilots Automatic pistols USE Automatic pilots BT Pistols

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AV equipment BT Goggles

USE Audio and visual equipment Aviation helmets

BT Aviation clothing Aviary equipment Helmets BT Equipment Aviation instruments NT Bird baths Bird feeders BT Aviation equipment Instruments Birdcages SN Any of various contrivances used in NT Altimeters keeping caged birds or poultry. Automatic pilots

RT Aircraft components Aviation clothing

BT Clothing Aviation logbooks

NT Aviation goggles USE Aircraft logbooks Aviation helmets Aviation suits Aviation maps Flying boots USE Aeronautical maps

Aviation documents Aviation records BT Documents USE Aviation documents NT Aerial charts Aeronautical charts Aviation suits Aeronautical maps BT Aviation clothing Aeroplane logbooks SN One-piece garments worn for Aircraft logbooks protection/warmth while flying aircraft. Airline maps Flight information Aviation tools SN A general term used for collections of BT Aviation equipment documents, records etc pertaining to flight Tools and flights. Where possible, specify the type of document, or use a more specific term. Awards BT Objects Aviation ephemera NT Diplomas BT Ephemera Military decorations Prizes Aviation equipment Trophies BT Occupation-based equipment SN Objects bestowed as recognition of Transport equipment excellence in an area. Where possible, use NT Aviation instruments more specific terms in preference to this broad term, eg prizes, trophies, Aviation tools certificates, medals, etc. Flight simulators Awl pads

Aviation goggles USE Tool pads BT Aviation clothing

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Awls USE Nursery furniture

BT Piercing tools Baby accessories SN Pointed instruments for piercing small holes in leather, wood, etc. BT Accessories

NT Baby baths Awnings Baby bottles BT Window coverings Baby capsules SN Rooflike covers to provide shelter and/or Baby carriages shade; for example in front of windows or doors. May be made from canvas or metal, Baby carriers fixed or retractable. Baby plates Baby toiletries Axe handles Bassinettes BT Tool handles Breast pumps Feeding bottles Axe heads Feeding cups BT Cutting tools Prams Tool components Strollers Teething rings Axes Teething spoons BT Cutting tools RT Nursery furniture Edged weapons

NT Battleaxes Baby baths Broadaxes BT Baby accessories Coopering axes Bathtubs Felling axes

Ground edge axes Baby Ben clocks Hand axes USE Alarm clocks Hatchets

Ice-axes Baby bibs Tomahawks BT Baby clothing

Axminster carpets

USE Carpets Baby binders BT Baby clothing

Babies accessories SN Long wrapping robes or waist wrappings and head squares. Often rectangular and USE Baby accessories made of white duck.

Babies bibs Baby blankets

USE Baby bibs BT Blankets

Babies clothing Baby bonnets

USE Baby clothing BT Baby clothing Bonnets Babies furniture NT Christening bonnets

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Baby books NT Baby shoes

BT Books Baby singlets Booties

Baby bottles Christening clothing Layettes USE Feeding bottles Nappies Pilchers Baby caps RT Childrens clothing BT Baby clothing Caps Baby coats

Baby capsules BT Baby clothing

BT Baby accessories

SN A saftey capsule designed to carry a baby Baby dolls in a car. BT Dolls

Baby carriages RT Infant simulators

USE Prams SN Dolls whose expressions, proportions and dress mimic those of babies.

Baby carriers Baby dresses

BT Baby accessories BT Baby clothing SN Cloth used to carry a baby on the mother's Dresses back. Baby gowns Baby chemises BT Baby clothing BT Baby clothing Chemises NT Christening gowns

Baby clothing Baby jackets

BT Clothing BT Baby clothing Jackets NT Babies bibs Baby bibs Baby jumpsuits

Baby binders BT Baby clothing Baby bonnets SN All in one outfits worn by babies Baby caps

Baby chemises Baby nightdresses Baby coats BT Baby clothing Baby dresses Nightdresses Baby gowns Baby jackets Baby nightgowns

Baby jumpsuits USE Baby nightdresses Baby nightdresses Baby nightgowns Baby petticoats Baby petticoats BT Baby clothing Baby robes Petticoats

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Baby plates Back scratchers

BT Baby accessories BT Personal effects Plates SN Small plates used by babies. Backgammon sets

BT Board games Baby powder

BT Baby toiletries Backing boards Talcum powder USE Mounts Baby rattles

BT Baby toys Backpacks Rattles BT Bags Luggage Baby robes

USE Baby gowns Backplates BT Armour plates Baby shoes Torso armour SN Plates of armour. One backplate protects BT Baby clothing the back of the trunk of the body. Shoes

RT Booties Backstage passes

BT Passes Baby singlets Performing arts equipment

BT Baby clothing SN Passes issued to people to allow backstage entry at performances. Singlets

Badgers Baby soap BT Mammals USE Baby soaps

Badges Baby soaps BT Clothing accessories BT Baby toiletries NT Admission badges Baby toiletries Charity badges

BT Baby accessories Club badges Toiletries Commemorative badges

NT Baby powder Fashion badges Baby soap Identity badges Baby soaps Membership badges Military badges Baby toys Police badges BT Toys Political badges School badges NT Baby rattles Union badges Baby's clothing Wartime badges

USE Baby clothing Baggage labels

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BT Labels Baiocchi

RT Suitcases USE Baiocco coins

Bagpipes Baiocco coins

BT Wind instruments BT Coins

SN A coin of the Papal States, to the value of Bags one-hundredth of the scudo.

BT Containers Baking dishes

NT Backpacks BT Kitchenware Beach bags NT Casserole dishes Bedding bags Pie dishes Blue bags Ramekins Book bags

Book carryalls Baking moulds Carrier bags USE Baking tins Carry bags

Coin bags Baking powder Dillybags BT Foodstuffs Garbage bags Hand bags Baking tins Handbags BT Kitchenware Handkerchief bags Jewellery bags NT Bread tins Mailbags Cake tins Paper bags Gem irons Plastic bags Pastry tins Pouches Pie tins Saddlebags Tart tins Sample bags Satchels Baking trays Sewing bags BT Kitchenware Trays Shoe bags Shopping bags Balaclavas Storage bags BT Headwear Tent bags SN Knitted woollen helmets covering head Toiletry bags and neck Tool bags Water bags Balalaikas

BT Stringed instruments Baht coins

BT Coins RT Domras SN Russian musical instruments with SN The baht is the currency of Thailand. triangular bodies and guitar-like necks, usually with three strings.

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Balance pans Ballet slippers

BT Components USE Ballet shoes

Balances Balloons

BT Weighing instruments BT Festive objects

SN NT Analytical balances An inflatable rubber bag , usually brightly coloured, used as a childrens toy Beam balances (Macquarie dictionary) and as decoration Folding balances at parties. Photographic scales Ballot boxes Sovereign balances BT Boxes Spring balances Steelyards SN Boxes to receive ballot papers. SN Weighing instruments, typically with a bar poised or swaying on a central support Ballot papers according to the weights borne in pans or scales suspended at the ends. BT Documents

RT How to vote cards Balancing figure toys SN Tickets or papers used in voting. USE Balancing toys

Ballots Balancing toys USE Ballot papers BT Centre of gravity toys

RT Executive toys Ballpoint pens

BT Pens Ball gowns BT Dresses Balls Evening wear BT Objects

Ball-peen hammers NT Balls and chains

BT Peen hammers Cannon balls

SN Hammers having a hemispherical peen, Crystal balls the end opposite the hammering face. Games balls Marbles Ball pien hammers Sports balls USE Ball-peen hammers Time balls SN Round or roundish objects, of different Ballet costumes materials and sizes, characterised by their spheroid shape and used for a variety of BT Dance costumes purposes. Where possible, use more specific terms instead of this broad RT Ballet shoes general term.

Ballet shoes Balls and chains

BT Dancing shoes BT Balls Punishment equipment RT Ballet costumes

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Balsamaria Bandaids

USE Unguentaria BT Dressings

SN A light adhesive dressing for covering Balsams superficial wounds. (Macquarie dictionary 3rd ed.) BT Ointments

SN Aromatic ointments, for ceremonial or Bandoleers medicinal use. USE Bandoliers

Balusters Bandoliers BT Architectural elements BT Cartridge belts RT Balustrades SN Broad cartridge belts worn over the SN Short pillar-like supports for a railing or shoulder by soldiers. coping, as on a parapet. Bandsaws Balustrade panels BT Saws BT Architectural panels SN Power saws consisting of an endless RT Balustrades toothed steel band coupled to, and driven around two wheels.

Balustrades Banduras BT Architectural elements BT Stringed instruments SN Railings or copings supported by SN Lute-like instruments, mostly from the balusters. Ukraine

Bamboo Bangles BT Plants BT Bracelets

SN A bracelet in the form of a ring without a Bamboo blinds clasp. (Macquarie dictionary 3rd ed. 1997) BT Blinds Banister brushes

Banana chairs BT Cleaning brushes

BT Sun lounges SN Small brushes, usually used in combination with a dustpan. SN Light folding chairs, often of aluminium and plastic, used outdoors, and having Banister rails back seat and leg supports which are adjustable to a variety of positions. BT Architectural elements

SN Hand rails for a set of stairs. Bananas

BT Fruits Banisters

BT Architectural elements Band saws SN Vertical supports for a stair rail (Banister USE Bandsaws rail).

Bandages Banjo-mandolins USE Banjo mandolins BT Medical textiles

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Banjo mandolins Banner screens

BT Stringed instruments USE Pole screens

RT Banjos; Mandolins Banners SN A stringed instrument that is a hybrid of a banjo and a mandolin BT Textiles

Banjos NT Commemorative banners RT Flags BT Stringed instruments

RT Banjo mandolins Bannisters

USE Banisters Banjuleles

BT Stringed instruments Bar clamps

RT Banjos; Ukuleles USE Joiners clamps

SN Combination banjo and ukulele known as a "Banjulele". Bar equipment

Bank drafts BT Equipment

BT Financial records NT Cocktail cabinets

SN Drafts drawn by one bank on another, Cocktail glasses payable on demand or at a specified future Cocktail shakers date. Liqueur glasses

Bankbooks Liquor glasses Swizzle sticks BT Financial records

RT Chequebooks Barbecues BT Cooking equipment Banking records RT Hibachi USE Financial records SN Devices, usually portable, containing a metal frame for cooking meat etc above an Banknotes open fire of coals, wood etc.

BT Paper money Barbed wire

NT Inflation notes BT Wires Provisional notes Specimen notes Barbeques SN Strictly, promissory notes issued by a USE bank. In practice, notes issued by Barbecues authority of a nation (government). Barber braces Banksia USE Joiners braces USE Banksias

Barber's bowls Banksias USE Barbers bowls BT Australian plants

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Barbers bowls Bark cutters

BT Barbers equipment BT Cutting tools Bowls RT Bark chisels Shaving equipment

Barbers chairs Bark paintings

BT Barbers equipment BT Paintings Chairs Bark specimens (anthropological) Barbers equipment BT Anthropological specimens BT Occupation-based equipment SN Use for specimens and/or bundles of bark NT Barbers bowls that have been collected for anthropological purposes rather than Barbers chairs botanical purposes e.g. bark specimens RT Hair care equipment; Shaving equipment used in the preparation of artefacts by Aboriginal people. Barber's lathering dishes Barking chisels USE Lathering dishes USE Bark chisels

Barbie dolls Barographs BT Dolls BT Barometers

SN Self registering instruments for recording Bargeboards variations in atmospheric pressure; an BT Roofs automatic recording barometer.

SN An overhanging board along the projecting Barometers sloping edge of a gable roof. (Macquarie Dictionary 3rd ed 1997) BT Meters

Barges NT Aneroid barometers Barographs BT Watercraft

RT Boats Barongs

BT Swords

Bark chisels SN Large broad-bladed sword knives or BT Chisels cleavers used by the Moros tribe of the Philippines. Woodworking chisels

RT Bark cutters Barrel hoops SN Chisels used in the debarking of timber. BT Container components

SN Circular bands or rings of metal to hold Bark cloth together the staves of a cask, barrel, etc. USE Tapa cloths Barrel organs Bark cloth equipment BT Automatic musical instruments Organs USE Tapa cloth equipment NT Bird organs

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SN Mechanical pipe organs with the keyboard NT Picking knives replaced by a rotating cylinder armed with projections which raise levers to admit air to the pipes. Barrel organs are often Baskets mistakenly associated with street organs BT Containers and barrel pianos. NT Bread baskets Barrel pianos Cake baskets BT Player pianos Clothes baskets

SN A type of player piano turned by a handle. Dog baskets Picnic baskets Barrels Sewing baskets

BT Containers Sugar baskets RT Basket handles NT Flour barrels Spirit barrels Bass bows Sugar barrels USE Double bass bows Barrow wheels

BT Barrows Bass drums Wheels BT Musical drums

Barrows Bass guitars BT Carts BT Electric guitars NT Barrow wheels

RT Wheelbarrows Bass viols

BT Viols Basins BT Containers Basses

NT Dishwashing basins USE Double basses Handbasins Pudding basins Bassinets USE Bassinettes Basket-handled jars USE Situlae Bassinettes

BT Baby accessories Basket handles Nursery furniture

BT Handles SN Baskets in which babies sleep

RT Baskets Bassoons

BT Woodwind instruments Basketballs

BT Sports balls Basting spoons

BT Spoons Basketmaking tools

BT Tools

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SN Types of spoons having a long handle USE Swimsuits (from 46 to 60 cm) and a large deep bowl. It is similar to but longer than a gravy spoon. Bathmats BT Bath linen Bath linen

BT Household textiles Bathrobes

NT Bathmats BT Clothing Face washers RT Dressing-gowns Towels SN Full or knee-length garments, often of SN A general term used to describe all objects terry towelling, worn before and after bath made of fabric used in relation to or shower bathrooms or personal ablutions, whether they be made of linen, cotton, or other materials. Use this broad term only for Bathroom accessories collections of such objects; where possible BT Accessories specify the particular type of object, eg Domestic equipment towels etc. NT Bathroom scales Bath salts Soap holders

BT Toiletries Sponge dishes Toilet seat covers Bath soaps Toothbrush holders Towel racks BT Toiletries Towel rails RT Soap

SN Soap products made for washing the body; Bathroom furniture often coloured, perfumed or with BT Furniture conditioning lotions added.

Bath thermometers Bathroom scales

BT Thermometers BT Bathroom accessories Weighing instruments Bath towels Bathtub boats BT Towels BT Bath toys Toy boats Bath toys BT Toys Bathtub toys

NT Bathtub boats USE Bath toys Rubber ducks SN Plastic or rubber toys that float in the Bathtubs bathtub. BT Plumbing fixtures

Bathing caps NT Baby baths

BT Caps RT Bath toys

SN Close-fitting waterproof covering for the hair, worn when swimming. Batik equipment

BT Textileworking equipment Bathing suits

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Batons Battledores

BT Percussive weapons BT Racquets Uniform accessories SN Playing instruments shaped like small SN Short staffs, originally weapons, carried tennis racquets, used for striking as a mark of authority (by police, military, shuttlecocks in the game Battledore and etc), or used in relation to an occupation Shuttlecock. (conductor's batons, athletic relay batons, etc). Battleships Bats BT Military vehicles Warships BT Mammals RT Toy battleships

Batteries Batz coins BT Electrical equipment BT Coins NT Carbon cells RT Kreuzer coins Dry cell batteries SN (Plural batzen) A Swiss denomination, Thermopiles first introduced at Berne during the 15th Voltaic battery cells century to the value of 4 Kreuzer. Wet cell batteries Batzen

Battery chargers USE Batz coins BT Electrical equipment Bayonet double adaptors RT Batteries BT Double adaptors Battery clocks Light globe fittings SN Double adaptors which accept appliances, BT Clocks usually light globes, with bayonet caps.

RT Dashboard clocks Bayonets SN Portable electric clocks which depend on a dry cell or battery for their electric power. BT Edged weapons

NT Socket bayonets Battery components Sword bayonets BT Components Bazen RT Batteries USE Batz coins Battery operated toys

USE Electric toys Beach accessories BT Accessories

Battery testers NT Beach bags BT Electrical equipment Beach mats Testing equipment Beach towels Beach toys Battleaxes Beach umbrellas BT Axes RT Sun protection equipment

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Beach bags BT Moulding planes SN BT Bags Planes with a curved cutting edge which makes bead mouldings along a wood Beach accessories surface. SN Bags taken to the beach to hold towel, sun cream etc. Beading samples Beach balls USE Textile samplers

BT Beach toys Games balls Beads

BT Jewellery Beach buckets SN Small balls of glass, pearl, wood, plastic BT Beach toys etc with a hole through them, to be strung Buckets with others and used for jewellery or ornamentation or in a rosary. Use this Beach coats term for loose beads that have not yet been strung or made into jewellery. use a BT Coats more specific term for jewellery items such as necklace, string of beads, etc. RT Swimming robes

SN Coats or jackets worn over swimsuits. Beadwork moulds

BT Moulds Beach mats BT Beach accessories Beakers (cups)

SN Mats made from straw, plastic, etc., on BT Drinking cups which to sit or lie while on the beach. SN Drinking vessels with a wide mouth. Beach robes Beakers (laboratory) USE Beach coats BT Laboratory equipment Beach towels SN Flat-bottomed cylindrical vessels usually having a pouring lip, used in laboratories. BT Beach accessories Towels Beam balances

BT Balances Beach toys SN Balances with arms of unequal length BT Beach accessories having either a movable fulcrum or a fixed Toys fulcrum and weights that can be placed at NT Beach balls different distances from the fulcrum. Beach buckets Beam compasses

Beach umbrellas BT Drafting compasses

BT Beach accessories SN Compasses for drawing large circles, Sun protection equipment consisting of a beam with sliding sockets Umbrellas carrying steel or pencil points.

Bead moulding planes Beam engines BT Piston engines USE Bead planes Steam engines

NT Grasshopper engines Bead planes

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NT Sidelever paddle engines Beauty patches SN Early reciprocating steam engines BT Personal adornments incorporating an overhead beam to obtain mechanical action. They were frequently SN Small pieces of black silk or court plaster, used in steamers. often cut to decorative designs, worn as a cosmetic decoration in the 16th to 18th Beams centuries.

BT Components Bed components

NT Angle bars BT Furniture components

Bean bags NT Bed fittings Mattresses USE Beanbags RT Beds

Bean slicers Bed fittings BT Vegetable slicers BT Bed components

Beanbag toys SN Ceramic attachments to decorate bed heads. Some were produced by the BT Toys Doulton Burslem factory in the late nineteenth century. RT Beanbags SN Small cloth bags filled with beans or Bed hangings polystyrene beads, used as a toy. Often BT Bedding used to teach throwing and catching. Soft furnishings Beanbags Bed linen BT Chairs BT Bedding RT Beanbag toys NT Bedsheets SN Large triangular cushions used as chairs, filled with pellets of synthetic material, Pillow shams e.g. expanded polystyrene, which yields to Pillowcases accommodate the shape of the body. Quilt covers

Beanies Bed pillows BT Caps BT Bedding SN Close-fitting knitted caps, often with Pillows pompom on top Bed pockets Bearings BT Bedding BT Machinery components Soft furnishings SN Machinery components in which a journal, SN Cloth pockets designed to fit under or at pivot or the like, turns or moves. the side of a mattress, into which small books, eyeglasses, pills etc can be placed. Bears Bed socks BT Mammals BT Nightwear Socks Beauty cases SN Socks worn to bed for warmth USE Cosmetics cases

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Bed warmers Bedpost clocks

BT Heating equipment USE Lantern clocks

NT Electric bed-warmers Bedroom suites Hot water bottles Warming pans BT Furniture suites

RT Foot-warmers

SN Any of various contrivances for warming Beds beds. BT Furniture

Bedcovers NT Cots Sofa-beds BT Bedding Covers Soft furnishings Bedsheets

NT Bedspreads BT Bed linen Cot covers Quilts Bedside cabinets Waggas USE Night cupboards SN A general term used to describe the variety of covers used on beds. Where Bedside cupboards possible, specify the particular type of cover from the list below. USE Night cupboards

Bedding Bedside tables BT Household textiles USE Night cupboards NT Bed hangings Bed linen Bedspreads

Bed pillows BT Bedcovers Bed pockets NT Coverlets Bedcovers Bedding bags Bedstands Mattresses USE Night cupboards Sleeping-bags SN Furnishings and manchester for beds. Bedstead knobs Bedding bags BT Furniture accessories

BT Bags Bedding Bedsteads

BT Furniture Bedjackets

BT Nightwear Bedwarmers

USE Bed warmers Bedpans

BT Pans Bee-keeping equipment Sanitary equipment USE Beekeeping equipment RT Chamber pots

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Beehive clocks RT Ale glasses

BT Clocks SN Modern glasses for drinking beer. Beer glasses come in a variety of shapes, SN Clocks with an early form of Gothic case usually approximating tall stemless design having a rounded arch, usually tumblers on a solid base. constructed with a mahogany veneer applied to a glued pine frame. It is Beer jugs referred to as `beehive' by collectors because of its similarity to old straw BT Jugs beehives.

Beehive smoker Beer kegs BT Brewing equipment BT Beekeeping equipment Kegs

RT Beer casks Beehives SN Barrel that holds beer. BT Beekeeping equipment

Beer mugs Beekeeping equipment BT Mugs BT Occupation-based equipment NT Steins NT Beehive smoker RT Beer glasses Beehives Honey knives Beer plants Beer BT Brewing equipment

BT Beverages SN Machines used to cool beer in hotels.

Beer barrels Bees

USE Beer kegs BT Insects

RT Beekeeping equipment Beer bottles BT Beverage bottles Beetles Drinking vessels BT Insects

Beer cans NT Scarabs

BT Drinking vessels Belaying pins Food storage cans BT Nautical equipment

Beer casks SN Pins for use in securing the ends of ropes BT Brewing equipment on boats or ships. Casks Bell jars RT Beer kegs BT Jars Laboratory equipment Beer glasses

BT Drinking glasses

NT Pilsener glasses

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SN Bell-shaped vessels for containing gases or Belt buckles a vacuum in chemical experiments. For glass jars or covers for protecting delicate BT Belt accessories instruments or natural or fabricated Buckles objects from dust or damage, use Display domes. Belt pouches

Bell pulls BT Pouches

USE Bellpulls Belts Bellarmines BT Clothing accessories

BT Bottles NT Ammunition belts

SN Stoneware bottles, globular or Chastity belts pear-shaped, with a moulded bearded Cricketers belts mask on, or just below, the neck, and often Medical belts a coat of arms below the mask. Money belts Bellows Sanitary belts

BT Objects Sword belts Trophy belts NT Foot bellows

Hand bellows Bench brushes RT Forge blowers BT Maintenance tools Workshop brushes Bellpulls RT Woodworking tools BT Furniture accessories SN Wide soft brushes set in a semi-circular Soft furnishings stock used for cleaning shavings, sawdust RT Servants bells etc. from the bench top or workpiece, and by painters and others for cleaning off dust. Bells

BT Objects Bench clamps BT Clamps NT Animal bells Bicycle bells SN Simple tools used in conjunction with a workbench which hold a piece of wood Doorbells firmly in place in a V-shaped mouth. Handbells Musical bells Bench cramps Servants bells USE Bench clamps Telephone bells Tram bells Bench drills

BT Drills Belly knives Metalworking tools USE Hollowing drawing knives SN Metalworking tools consisting of a strong cast-iron frame for bolting to the bench, on which is mounted a vertical drill-spindle Belt accessories driven through bevel gears by a large BT Clothing accessories hand wheel.

NT Belt buckles Bench hooks

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BT Tool guides SN Pinions whose working face is oblique with the axis, used to wok in connection SN Two blocks joined and used to support a with another bevel pinion. piece of timber which is being sawn.

Bevel wheels Bench pegs USE Bevel pinions USE Bench stops

Bevels Bench planes BT Squares BT Planes Woodworking tools

NT Block planes RT Try squares

Jack planes SN Tools with adjustable blades which can be Smoothing planes set to any angle, used by woodworkers for laying out angles or adjusting the surface Trying planes of work to a particular inclination. SN Planes used for reducing, levelling and smoothing wood. Beverage bottles

Bench stops BT Bottles

BT Woodworking tools Food storage containers NT Beer bottles RT Shooting boards Brandy flasks SN Adjustable apparatus, often made of Carafes metal, used to secure wood near the end of the workbench, usually during planing. Decanters Liqueur bottles Benches Milk bottles BT Seating furniture Pilgrim flasks

NT Pews Soft drink bottles Water-monkeys RT Seats Wine bottles SN Use for benches as seating. For benches as tables, use Supporting equipment, or a narrower term. Beverage dispensing machines BT Machines Benchstops

USE Bench stops Beverage packaging

BT Packaging Berets NT Soft drink cans BT Headwear Wine casks RT Tam-o'-shanters Beverages

Berthas BT Foodstuffs

BT Clothing NT Beer Cocoa Bevel pinions Coffee BT Pinions Coffee and chicory Fruit juices

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NT Sake NT Bicycle lamps Soft drinks Bicycle luggage carriers Tea Bicycle pumps Bicycle repair kits Bezoars Bicycle wrenches BT Animal parts

SN Concretions found in the stomach or Bicycle bells intestines of certain animals, especially BT Bells ruminants, formerly reputed to be Bicycle accessories effacious against poison. Bicycle clips Biberons BT Bicycle accessories BT Feeding bottles Clothing accessories SN Feeding bottles having a globular or ovoid SN Clips used by cyclists to keep trousers body resting on a stemmed base, having a tight around the ankles and away from handle and a spout, generally in the form the chain. of a long curved tube extended from the body. Bicycle components Bible boxes BT Vehicle components

BT Boxes NT Bicycle seats Religious objects Bicycle tyres RT Bibles Bicycle wheels

SN Portable wooden boxes made during the RT Bicycles 17th century, sometimes with a sloping lid, in which the family Bible as kept and taken out for daily readings. Bicycle engines BT Motor vehicle engines Bibles SN Early engines attached to bicycles to BT Religious books provide additional power. Use `Motorcycle engines' for engines which power RT Bible boxes motorcycles.

Bibliographies Bicycle helmets

BT Lists BT Helmets SN Helemt intended to reduce injury to the head of a person riding a bicycle. Bibs USE Baby bibs Bicycle lamp brackets

BT Bicycle accessories Bicorn hats Lamp brackets BT Uniform hats Bicycle lamps Bicycle accessories BT Bicycle accessories Lamps BT Vehicle accessories

NT Bicycle bells Bicycle luggage carriers

Bicycle clips BT Bicycle accessories Bicycle lamp brackets Containers

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SN Any devices attached to a bicycle to Bikini tops contain objects to be carried. USE Bra tops Bicycle pumps

BT Bicycle accessories Bikinis Pumps BT Swimsuits

SN Two piece swimsuits, consisting of bra top Bicycle repair kits and pants. BT Bicycle accessories Repair kits Bilingual books

BT Books Bicycle seats

BT Bicycle components Bill holders Seats

Billboards Bicycle tyres BT Advertisements BT Bicycle components

Tyres RT Signs

SN Large outdoor boards used for Bicycle wheels advertisements, often placed alongside BT Bicycle components roads and highways. Wheels Billfolds Bicycle wrenches BT Wallets

BT Bicycle accessories SN Thin wallets for storing paper money, Wrenches with no provisions for storing coins. SN Wrenches used in bicycle maintenance. Billiard ball microphones Bicycles BT Microphones

BT Vehicles SN Round microphones

NT Exercise bicycles Billies Penny-farthings USE Billy cans Bifaces

USE Hand axes Billy can lids BT Lids Big Ben clocks

USE Alarm clocks Billy cans BT Camping equipment Bikes Cans Cooking pots USE Bicycles

Billy carts Bikini briefs USE Billycarts BT Briefs

SN Close fitting underpants that are very Billycarts narrow on the hips.

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BT Childrens carts BT Aviary equipment

SN Small four-wheeled carts, usually homemade, consisting essentially of a box Bird figures on a bellyboard and steered by ropes attached to a movable axle. BT Animal figures

Binding equipment Bird fountains

USE Bookbinding equipment USE Bird feeders binocular cases Bird of paradise feathers

USE Carrying cases BT Feathers

Binoculars Bird organs BT Optical instruments BT Barrel organs

NT Opera glasses SN Small barrel organs which imitated the sound of birds; popular in France from the Biochemical test kits 18th century and often used for teaching tunes to domesticated birds. BT Test kits Birdcages

Biographies BT Aviary equipment

BT Books Cages

RT Autobiographies Birds

BT Animals Bionic ears NT Australian birds USE Cochlear implants Black swans Bluebirds Biplanes Chickens BT Aeroplanes Doves Ducks Bird baths Eagles BT Aviary equipment Egrets Flamingos Bird cages Geese USE Birdcages Honeyeaters Kiwis Bird eggs Owls

BT Eggs Partridges Peacocks NT Emu eggs Pigeons Hen eggs Poultry Ostrich eggs Quails Penguin eggs Storks Bird feeders Swans

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Birds nests BT Biscuit containers Food storage jars BT Animal products Biscuit moulds

Biros BT Food moulds USE Pens Kitchenware

Birth certificates Biscuit paste forcers

BT Certificates BT Kitchenware SN Hollow tubes with stencil attachments of various shapes fitted to one end. The Birth control equipment dough is put in the tube, and a stick, BT Health and medical equipment rather like half a rolling pin, pushed through the tube to create biscuit in NT Contraceptives different shapes. Infant simulators Ovulation test kits Biscuit tins BT Biscuit containers Birth tokens BT Tokens Biscuits

SN Reused coins engraved and dedicated to BT Foodstuffs commemorate a birth. RT Biscuit containers Birthday cards

BT Festive objects Bisque dolls

Greeting cards BT Dolls

SN Dolls made primarily (head and some Birthday decorations limbs) of unglazed porcelain. BT Festive objects Bit rolls Biscuit boxes BT Tool containers

BT Biscuit containers SN Rectangular piece of textile (usually canvas) with pockets for tool bits, which is rolled up and tied for carrying. Biscuit containers

BT Food storage containers Bits BT Tool components NT Biscuit boxes Biscuit jars NT Auger bits Biscuit tins Brace bits

RT Biscuits Drill bits Masonry bits Biscuit cutters Woodworking bits SN Interchangeable tool parts for boring, BT Kitchenware reaming or drilling, designed to be fitted RT Biscuit paste forcers into a brace, drill or auger.

Biwa Biscuit jars BT Lutes

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SN Flat lutes of Japan Blankets

BT Household textiles Biwas NT Baby blankets USE Biwa Electric blankets

Black-and-white transparencies RT Waggas

BT Photographic transparencies Blast furnaces SN Photographic transparencies whose images are composed of grey tones, black, BT Furnaces and clear areas. They may include one hue as a result of process, toning, or Blast lamps discolouration. USE Blowtorches Black dolls BT Dolls Blazers

BT Jackets Black swans BT Birds Blenders

BT Food processing equipment

Blackboards SN Electric devices, usually with very rapidly BT Furniture rotating sharp blades in the base of a cylindrical container, used for chopping or School equipment pulverising dry ingredients, and for RT Writing slates combining and mixing dry and liquid food ingredients. Blacking bottles Blinds BT Bottles BT Window coverings RT Blacking brushes NT Bamboo blinds Holland blinds Blacking brushes Matchstick blinds BT Cleaning brushes Venetian blinds NT Stove blacking brushes Block planes RT Blacking bottles BT Bench planes SN Brushes used to apply blacking to surfaces. SN Small hand-held planes, either of wood or metal, with low-angled cutting blades, Blackout hoods used for small work, to clean up rough spots, and especially to clean end grain USE Photographers hoods and mitres.

Blacksmithing tools Blocking presses

BT Metalworking tools USE Bookbinding presses

NT Anvils Blocks of tea Blade injectors USE Tea blocks

USE Razor blade injectors

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Bloomers SN Pipes or tubes through which missiles are blown using human breath. BT Underpants

SN Drawers with full loose legs, gathered Blowtorches above or below the knee. BT Welding equipment

Blotter rollers SN Portable apparatus used in welding which give an extremely hot flame by forcing BT Writing equipment oxyacetylene under pressure through a small nozzle and burning it in air. Blotters Blue bags BT Writing equipment BT Bags Laundry equipment Blotting paper RT Laundry blue

BT Writing equipment SN Cloth bags containing laundry blue, which were squeezed into the rinse water of a Blouse fronts load of washing. BT Clothing Bluebirds

BT Birds Blouses BT Shirts Blueprints

NT Chemisettes BT Documents Overblouses Blunderbuss barrels Blow irons BT Gun barrels BT Glassmaking equipment

SN Hollow iron tubes used to take a gathering Blunderbuss pistols of molten glass from the pot and then to shape it by blowing the mass into a BT Pistols bubble. Blunderbusses Blowfly traps BT Firearms USE Flytraps NT Flintlock blunderbusses Blowlamps Percussion blunderbusses SN Short muskets of wide bore with expanded USE Blowtorches muzzle to scatter shot, bullets, or slugs at close range. Blowpipes (tools) Boar spears BT Pipes BT Spears SN Industrial tools for transmitting air or gas, usually to facilitate a heating process. Boar teeth Blowpipes (weapons) BT Animal teeth BT Percussive weapons

RT Blowpipes (tools) Boar tusks BT Tusks

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Board and roller mangles BT Trailers

BT Mangles RT Boat transporters; Boats

SN Wooden rollers on which clothes were SN Wheeled frames designed to hold a boat, wrapped, then rolled backwards and used to tow boats behind motor vehicles forwards with a heavy board. when transporting them overland.

Board games Boat transporters

BT Games BT Trailers

NT Backgammon sets RT Boat trailers; Boats Chess sets SN Large trailers designed to pull or move boats, generally by being attached to a Chinese checkers prime mover. Draughts sets SN Game sets which comprise an imprinted Boaters playing board along with any separate pieces and/or instructions required for BT Hats playing the game. SN Straw hats with a flat crown and a flat hard brim. Board saws USE Pit saws Boating equipment

USE Nautical equipment Board shorts BT Shorts Boats Swimming trunks BT Watercraft SN Originally, shorts with extended legs designed to protect surfers against waxed NT Canoes surfboards. Subsequently a style of shorts Dinghies worn by either sex, usually as swimwear. Fishing boats Boardgames Motor boats

USE Board games Pinnaces Rescue boats Boardroom tables Rowing boats Sailing boats BT Office furniture Tables Torpedo boats Tugboats Boars Whaleboats SN Small water transport vessels. For larger BT Mammals vessels, use `Ships'. Where possible, specify the type of boat. Boas Bobbin cases BT Clothing accessories BT Sewing equipment SN Long snake-shaped wraps of silk, feathers or other materials, worn about the neck. SN Cases for storing bobbins.

Boat accessories Bobbin shuttles USE Nautical equipment BT Sewing machine components

SN Holds the bobbin beneath the sewing plate Boat trailers and controlling thread feed.

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Bobbins Bodysuits

BT Sewing equipment BT Underwear

RT Lacemaking bobbins RT Leotards

SN One-piece undergarments usually worn by Bobby pins women, especially under close-fitting garments. BT Hairpins Boilers

Bodice linings BT Equipment BT Clothing NT Fire-tube boilers Marine boilers Bodices Wagon boilers BT Clothing Water-tube boilers SN Fitted upper parts of a woman's dress; in SN Closed vessels or arrangements of peasant dress, laced outer garments enclosed tubes in which liquids are heated covering the waist and bust. For bodices to supply steam to drive an engine or worn as underwear, use the term turbine or provide heat. `Underbodices'. Boilers (cooking pots)

Bodkins USE Cooking boilers BT Sewing equipment

RT Needles Boleros BT Jackets

Body jewellery SN Short jackets reaching to the waistline, worn open, originally Spanish BT Jewellery

Bolsters Body parts (human) BT Soft furnishings BT Objects SN Long ornamental pillows or cushions, NT Bones usually tube-shaped, for beds, sofas etc. Eyes Bolt action rifles Hair BT Rifles Human bones Skeletons (human) Bolts Teeth SN Parts of the human body. BT Fasteners Hardware Body soap SN Small metal rods used as fasteners, having a head and often helical threading USE Bath soaps and being usually secured by a nut or riveting. Body stockings Bomb racks USE Bodysuits BT Military equipment

Bodystockings Bombs USE Bodysuits

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BT Explosive weapons Bonnets

RT Toy bombs BT Headwear

NT Baby bonnets Bonbon boxes Calash bonnets BT Boxes Food storage containers Book accessories

BT Accessories Bonbon dishes NT Book bags BT Dishes Book boards

Bonbon making machines Book covers Bookcases BT Machines Bookends Bookmarks Bonbon stands Bookplates BT Stands Bookrests SN A broad term covering items associated Bonbon trays with books. Where possible, avoid this term, and prefer the names of specific BT Trays accessories.

Bonbons Book bags

BT Festive objects BT Bags Book accessories

Bone carvings Book boards USE Engraved bones BT Book accessories

SN System of boards and straps used to carry Bone growth stimulators schoolbooks. BT Health and medical equipment Book carryalls Bone points USE Book bags

BT Bone tools Book components

Bone tools BT Components

BT Hunting and gathering tools NT Book covers Frontispieces NT Bone points Titlepages Bones RT Books

USE Human bones USE Animal bones Book covers BT Book accessories Bonnet veils Book components

BT Veils Covers

SN Veils attached to bonnets book marks

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USE Bookmarks BT Documents

NT Account books Bookbinding equipment Address books BT Occupation-based equipment Albums

NT Bookbinding presses Appointment books Bookbinding tools Art books Atlases Bookbinding presses Autobiographies BT Bookbinding equipment Autograph books Presses Baby books SN Presses used for various bookbinding Bilingual books processes, including stamping arms, impressing designs or letters on a book Biographies cover, and embossing. Braille books Chequebooks Bookbinding tools Childrens books BT Bookbinding equipment Comic books Tools Commemorative books Bookcases Condolence books Cookbooks BT Book accessories Storage and display furniture Dental books Design workbooks Bookends Directories

BT Book accessories Electronic books Exercise books Booklets Furniture books Gardening books BT Documents Hand printed books NT Advertising booklets Handbooks Cooking booklets Illuminated books Instruction booklets Instruction books RT Books Letter books SN Non-periodical publications, fastened or Manuals bound between 5 and 50 pages Medical books Bookmarks Music books

BT Book accessories Notebooks Pattern books

Bookplates Prescription books Reference books BT Book accessories Registers Religious books Bookrests Sales of poison books BT Book accessories Scrapbooks Sketchbooks Books Swatch books

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NT Textbooks BT Footwear accessories

Tramway fare books RT Shoetrees

Travel books SN Devices, usually of metal or wood, placed Visitors books in boots when they are not being worn, to maintain the shape. Wages books Wallpaper sample books Boot warmers SN Nonperiodical publications containing more than 50 pages BT Footwear accessories Heating equipment Boomerangs

BT Hunting and gathering tools Booties Projectile weapons BT Baby clothing Footwear

Booster rockets RT Baby shoes BT Rockets

SN In Astronautics: a) a rocket engine used as Bootlaces the main supply of thrust in a missile BT Footwear accessories flight. b) the stage of a missile containing Laces this engine, usually detached at all-burnt. (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd ed. 1997) SN Strings or laces for fastening boots.

Boot covers Bootmaking tools

BT Covers BT Tools Footwear NT Boot lasts Boot hooks Boot stretchers Shoe hammers BT Clothing hooks Footwear accessories Shoe lasts Shoe stretchers Boot laces SN Tools used in the making or mending of boots and shoes. USE Bootlaces Boots

Boot lasts BT Footwear BT Bootmaking tools NT Cowboy boots Cricket boots Boot maker's tools Flying boots USE Bootmaking tools Football boots Gumboots Boot scrapers Gym boots BT Footwear accessories Riding boots Ski boots Boot stretchers Ugg boots BT Bootmaking tools Wellington boots

Footwear accessories RT Bootlaces

Boot trees Borax

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BT Cleaning products NT Cork extractors Glassmaking equipment SN Devices used for prying tops off bottles. SN A white, crystalline sodium borate, occurring naturally or prepared artifically and used as a flux, a cleaning agent, and Bottle stands in the manufacture of glass. (Macquarie BT Bottle accessories Dictionary 3rd ed. 1997). Vessel stands

Boring machines NT Milk bottle stands

BT Machines Bottle stoppers SN Machines for boring holes in wood. BT Bottle accessories

Bosses NT Decanter stoppers

USE Ceiling bosses Bottle tickets

BT Bottle accessories Botanical drawings SN Small plaques suspended by a chain BT Drawings around the neck of a bottle or decanter and lettered with name of the contents. Botanical specimens Bottle top sealing machines BT Specimens USE Packaging machines NT Timber specimens

Bottle tops Bottle accessories BT Bottle accessories BT Accessories

NT Bottle holders Bottles Bottle openers BT Containers Bottle stands Bottle stoppers NT Acid carboys Bottle tickets Bellarmines Bottle tops Beverage bottles Blacking bottles Bottle brushes Carboys

BT Cleaning brushes Cruets Demijohns Bottle crates Detergent bottles

BT Crates Feeding bottles Flacons

Bottle holders Food preserving bottles Hatpin bottles BT Bottle accessories Ink bottles Holders Medication bottles NT Wine coasters Musical bottles Bottle openers Perfume bottles Snuff bottles BT Bottle accessories Kitchenware Soda siphons

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NT Tonic bottles Bow harps

Unguentaria BT Stringed instruments RT Flasks Bow saws Bottling equipment BT Frame saws BT Food processing equipment NT Coping saws Kitchen equipment

NT Food preserving boilers RT Hacksaws Food preserving bottles SN Small frame saws, especially those in which the blade is strained by means of a Food preserving jars twisted cord and toggle stick.

Boudoir caps Bow ties BT Caps BT Neckwear

RT Nightcaps

SN Soft caps used for lounging or nightwear. Bowed instruments USE Stringed instruments Bouncing balls BT Games balls Bowie knives

BT Hunting knives Bouquet holders Sheath knives SN Heavy sheath knives with long, single BT Holders edge blades, often used for hunting. SN Stands for holding floral bouquets. Bowler hats

Bouquets BT Hats

BT Objects SN Hard felt hats with rounded crown and narrow brim SN Bunches of flowers, real or artificial, arranged in a cluster grouping like a large nosegay. Bowling balls BT Sports equipment Bourdalous RT Bowling pins BT Sanitary equipment SN Balls used in ten pin bowling SN Small urinary containers for female use, of compressed elliptical shape with an incurved rim on the front end. Generally Bowling pins made of ceramic or occasionally silver. BT Sports equipment

Bow calipers RT Bowling balls

USE Outside calipers SN Used in ten pin bowling.

Bow compasses Bowls

BT Drafting compasses BT Containers

SN Small drafting compasses whose legs are NT Barbers bowls connected by a spring shaped like a bow Coolamons rather than by a joint. Covered bowls

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NT Dog bowls Box kites

Fingerbowls BT Kites Flower bowls Fruit bowls Box lids Kidney bowls BT Lids Measuring bowls Mixing bowls Box mangles Paperclip bowls BT Mangles Porringers SN Weighted boxes which were run over Presentation bowls rollers placed on the mangle bed for Punchbowls smoothing large sheets, cloth, etc. Box Rosewater bowls mangles were crank operated by a manual gearing system. Salad bowls

Slop bowls Box puzzles Soup bowls USE Chinese puzzles Sugar bowls

RT Dolls bowls Boxed sheet film

USE Sheet film Bows

Boxer shorts Bows and arrows BT Underpants USE Archery equipment SN Loose-fitting men's underpants with an elasticised waist. Bowsers

USE Petrol pumps Boxes

BT Containers Box brownie cameras NT Apothecary boxes USE Box cameras Armour boxes Ballot boxes Box cameras Bible boxes BT Cameras Bonbon boxes

NT Box brownie cameras Butter boxes Sliding box cameras Cake boxes SN Boxlike cameras, usually without bellows. Chocolate boxes Cigar boxes Box irons Cigarette boxes

BT Laundry irons Coal boxes Collar boxes NT Charcoal irons Collection boxes RT Mrs Potts irons Covered boxes SN Laundry irons with hollow bodies and Dentifrice boxes sliding heels or tops, heated with slugs or bricks put into the interior. Dispatch boxes Display boxes

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NT Document boxes BT Childrens clothing Donation boxes SN Use this term in conjunction with a more specific clothing term. Fan boxes

Handkerchief boxes Bra tops Jewellery boxes BT Tops Lacemaking bobbin boxes Letterboxes RT Brassieres Light boxes SN Tops in bra form, worn as outerwear. Matchboxes Moneyboxes Brace bits Nib boxes BT Bits Patch boxes RT Woodworking braces Postboxes Prayer boxes Bracelets Presentation boxes BT Jewellery Sewing boxes NT Bangles Shoe boxes Mourning bracelets Silverware boxes Therapeutic bracelets Snuff boxes Soap boxes Braces Spice boxes BT Clothing accessories Stationery boxes SN Straps worn over the shoulders for holding Strongboxes up trousers Tobacco boxes Tool boxes Bracket clocks

Toy boxes BT Clocks Treasure boxes Workboxes Bracket lights RT Clothing storage containers BT Lighting equipment

Boxing gloves Bracket saws BT Gloves USE Fret saws Sports equipment

Boxing planes Brackets

USE Rabbet planes BT Architectural elements Hardware

Boxing routers NT Corbels Lamp brackets BT Coachbuilding routers Wall brackets SN Routers used for finishing rebates to the depth required and for cleaning out grooves already made and testing them for Braids depth. BT Textiles

Boys clothing RT Textile tapes

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SN Narrow bands or tapes formed by plaiting Brandy balloons or weaving together several strands silk, cotton, wool etc.. USE Brandy glasses

Braille books Brandy flasks BT Books BT Beverage bottles Flasks Braille printers

BT Printing machines Brandy glasses BT Liquor glasses SN Machines used for bulk printing of braille reading material. SN Large balloon-shaped drinking glasses, with a slightly inverted rim and a Braille typewriters stemmed foot.

BT Typewriters Bras

RT Braillers USE Brassieres SN Typing machine that impresses braille patterns onto paper. Brass musical instruments Braille writers BT Wind instruments

BT Writing equipment NT Bugles

SN Consists of a pad of writing paper on a Musical horns supporting back-board, with a moving Trombones stencil attached that is used to make braille impressions on the paper. Trumpets Tubas Braillers SN Musical wind instruments without reeds which produce sound through being Office machines BT played on funnel-like mouthpieces. These include the trumpet and horn families. RT Braille typewriters SN Electronic machines which can record Brassieres information keyed in and emboss braille directly onto paper, or translate braille BT Underwear into typescript when when connected to a NT Maternity brassieres computer and a printer.

Brain scanners Braziers

BT Medical imaging equipment BT Heating equipment SN Metal receptacles for holding burning Branding irons charcoal or other fuel, as for heating a room. USE Brands Bread

Brands BT Foodstuffs

BT Marking tools RT Bread containers SN Rods, usually iron, which terminate in a flat surface on which is a device or letter set in relief. They are used after heating Bread and butter plates to mark livestock, tools, or manufactured USE Side plates goods with indelible evidence of ownership.

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Bread baskets USE Bread platters

BT Baskets Tableware Breadboards

RT Cake baskets BT Kitchenware

Bread bins Breadcrocks

BT Bread containers USE Bread crocks

RT Bread crocks Breakfast dishes

BT Serving dishes Bread boards SN A type of dish for serving hot food to a USE Breadboards breakfast sideboard. Usual form is an oval platter resting on four tall legs with a Bread containers high-domed cover which rotates vertically to be under the platter when opened. BT Food storage containers

NT Bread bins Breast drills Bread crocks BT Woodworking drills

RT Bread SN Manual rotary drills which have an attachment for applying pressure with the chest. Bread crocks BT Bread containers Breast flatteners

RT Bread bins BT Underwear

Bread knives Breast plates

BT Kitchen knives USE Breastplates

Bread plates Breast pumps

USE Bread platters BT Baby accessories Food processing equipment Health and medical equipment Bread platters

BT Serving dishes Breastplates

SN Shallow receptacles for serving bread at a BT Armour plates table, the ledge is often decorated with Torso armour relief mounts or embossing. NT Aboriginal breastplates Bread storage containers SN Pieces of armor worn to protect the front of the torso. USE Bread containers Breeches

Bread tins BT Trousers BT Baking tins SN Trousers which cover the hips and thighs, SN Containers for baking bread. usually ending at the knees.

Breechloading firearms Bread trays BT Firearms

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NT Breechloading pistols NT Airbricks Breechloading rifles Convict bricks Glass bricks Breechloading pistols House bricks BT Breechloading firearms Pistols Bridal fans

USE Wedding fans Breechloading rifles

BT Breechloading firearms Bridal gowns Rifles USE Wedding dresses Brewers jugs Bride dolls BT Brewing equipment BT Character dolls

Brewing equipment Bridesmaids dresses BT Occupation-based equipment BT Dresses NT Beer barrels Wedding clothing Beer casks RT Wedding ensembles Beer kegs SN Dresses worn by the bridesmaids at a Beer plants wedding Brewers jugs Brewing tools Bridge girders Brewing vats BT Architectural elements

RT Bridges Brewing tools

BT Brewing equipment Bridges Tools BT Structures Brewing vats NT Suspension bridges BT Brewing equipment RT Bridge girders Vats

Bridle bits Brick moulds BT Horse tack BT Industrial moulds

Bridles Brick presses BT Horse tack BT Presses

Briefcases Brickmaking equipment BT Cases BT Manufacturing equipment SN Flat rectangular cases used to carry documents, books, manuscripts etc and Bricks held in the hand. BT Architectural elements Briefs NT Air bricks

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BT Underpants BT Shoes

NT Bikini briefs SN A pair of strongly made lace-ups shoes, with decorative perforations on upper. SN Snug-fitting legless underpants

Bromides Briquettes BT Documents BT Heating equipment SN Typeset material produced by means of a phototypesetter on light-sensitive paper. Brise fans

BT Hand fans Bronchodilators BT Health and medical equipment SN Fans with no leaf or mount, made entirely of sticks or other rigid materials (ivory, etc) which broaden towards the edge and Brooches are held in place by ribbons. The sticks are often decorated by painting, incising BT Jewellery or piercing. NT Mourning brooches Bristol boards Sweetheart brooches

BT Artists paper Brooms

RT Canvas boards BT Cleaning equipment SN Sheets of stout drawing paper pressed together and used for drawing or mounting. Brownie cameras USE Box cameras Broadaxes BT Axes Brunch coats

RT Felling axes USE Dressing-gowns

SN Axes having a large, broad blade bevelled on one side, used for the rough dressing of Brush drawings timber. BT Art drawings Broadcast listener licences SN The artists brush is often an instrument of drawing as well as painting. USE Radio receiving licences Brush pots Broadcasting equipment USE Brush washers BT Audio and visual equipment Brush rests

Broadsheets BT Artists equipment USE Leaflets RT Writing equipment

Broadswords Brush washers BT Swords BT Artists equipment

Brochures RT Writing equipment SN Chinese or Japanese receptacles for holding and washing the brushes used in Brogues painting and calligraphy.

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Brushes Buddhist lions

BT Objects USE Dogs of Fo

NT Cleaning brushes Buffs Clothes brushes Cosmetics brushes BT Polishers Surface finishing tools Hair brushes SN Devices such as sticks or blocks with soft Hairbrushes absorbent surfaces used to apply polishing Nailbrushes materials. Paintbrushes Bugles Pastry brushes BT Brass musical instruments Shaving brushes

Toothbrushes NT Keyed bugles Workshop brushes SN Cornet-like military wind instruments, SN Use as a general term for collections of usually metal, used for sounding signals. brushes. Where possible, name specific types of brushes. Buhl saws

USE Fret saws Brushes, tooth

USE Toothbrushes Building bricks

USE Toy bricks Bubble pipes

BT Pipes Building components Toys SN Childrens toy pipes used with detergent USE Architectural elements mixture to blow bubbles Building stones Bucket shaves BT Architectural elements USE Coopering spokeshaves Stones

NT Keystones Buckets BT Containers Building transporters

NT Beach buckets BT Trailers

Ice buckets RT Prime movers Milk buckets SN Large trailers designed to pull or move Mop buckets buildings, generally by being attached to a prime mover. Buckles Buildings BT Clothing accessories BT Structures NT Belt buckles NT Commercial buildings Shoe buckles Fortifications Bucky tables Garages

USE X-ray Bucky tables Industrial buildings Lighthouses Official buildings

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NT Planetaria Bullroarers

Religious buildings BT Wind instruments Residential buildings SN Long thin narrow pieces of wood attached Rotundas to a string , by which they are whirled in Schools the air, making a roaring sound Sheds Bullrushes Slab huts BT Plants RT Architectural elements

Bulls Bulk film backs BT Cattle USE Camera backs

Bulldog clips Bundy card racks BT Office equipment BT Office equipment

SN Spring-operated clips to hold papers, etc. Bundy clocks

Bullet money BT Office equipment Time recording clocks BT Coins SN A type of time recording clock which SN Globular or skull-shaped coinage - the marks the time on cards inserted into it, principal coinage of Siam from c.1350 used to record arrivals and departures of until 1861 - continued to circulate widely, employees, bus services, etc. not being finally demonetised until 1904. Bung jars Bullet moulders BT Jars BT Moulds RT Covered jars RT Bullets SN Jars with stoppers, used for storing SN Iron tools for moulding lead bullets. foodstuffs, ointments, pharmaceuticals, etc. Bullet moulds Bungers BT Firearms accessories BT Firecrackers

SN Firecrackers which produce a large bang. Bullets Known in New Zealand as `pohas'. BT Ammunition Bunsen burners Bullion pieces BT Laboratory equipment

BT Coins Buoys SN Coins or coin-like objects, in gold or silver, that state the fineness and weight of BT Nautical equipment metal content rather than any particular SN Distinctively marked and shaped denomination. anchored floats, sometimes carrying a light, whistle, or bell, marking a channel Bullocks or obstruction. (Macquarie Dictionary 3rd BT Mammals ed.)

Bureaus

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BT Desks Bush toys SN Writing desks with sloping fall-front BT Toys section RT Homemade toys

Burial shoes SN Bush toys are made from salvaged BT Ceremonial clothing materials and, generally, whatever is Funeral equipment available at the time of construction.Bush Toys are widely used within the remote Shoes East Arrernte Aboriginal communities of SN Ceremonial shoes worn for burial. Alcoota (Engawala Station), Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa) and Titjikala Burins (Maryvale Station). Bush Toys reflect images of the outback and more BT Stone tools specifically the cattle industry experience SN Stone tools often made on a stone blade within these communities throughout with slivers removed at one end to make a several generations. chisel edge. Bushings

Burn brands BT Machinery components

USE Brands SN Fixed or removable cylindrical linings used to control or reduce friction in Burnishers mechanical parts. Usually made from metal but may also be made of other BT Polishers materials such as plastics. Surface finishing tools SN Implements with a hard smooth rounded Business accounts end or surface used for smoothing and BT Business records polishing.

Burton drivers Business cards

BT Hoop drivers BT Business stationery Cards SN Hoop drivers in the form of a wedge-shaped steel shoe, grooved at the RT Visiting cards bottom, and socketed to take a wooden stock, ringed at the top. Business guarantees

Bus seats BT Business records

BT Seats Legal documents

Business letters Bus tickets BT Business records BT Transport tickets Letters

RT Business stationery Buses

BT Vehicles Business machines

NT Horsedrawn buses USE Office machines

RT Toy buses

SN Vehicles with long bodies equipped with Business records seats or benches for passengers, usually BT Documents operating as part of a scheduled service. NT Account records

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NT Administrative files Butchers knives

Business accounts BT Knives Business guarantees NT Cleavers Business letters RT Carving knives Organisation charts Registers Butter RT Financial records BT Foodstuffs Business stationery Butter beaters BT Stationery BT Dairy equipment NT Business cards

RT Business letters Butter boxes

BT Boxes Business suits Butter containers BT Suits Butter churns RT Lounge suits BT Churns Bust improvers Dairy equipment

BT Underwear Butter containers

RT Brassieres BT Dairy equipment SN Garments used to increase appearance of Food storage containers bust NT Butter boxes Butter coolers Bustiers Butter dishes BT Tops RT Butter Underwear SN Women's close-fitting tops, shaped around the bust. Originally an undergarment in Butter coolers this style. BT Butter containers Coolers Bustles SN Cylindrical or oval dishes with cover and BT Underwear internal liner, the space between the inner and outer receptacles being filled with SN Pads, cushions or wire frameworks worn cold water to chill the butter. Some by women on the back of the body below versions have no liner but perforations the waist, to expand and support the skirt. along the sides and bottom for ventilation. Australian butter coolers were often made Busts in terracotta and kept wet to cool the BT Sculptures butter by evaporation.

SN Sculptures of the head and shoulders of a Butter dishes person, executed either in the round or in relief, made variously of clay, stone, wood BT Butter containers etc. Dishes

Butchers blocks Butter moulds

BT Retailing equipment BT Dairy equipment

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BT Food moulds Button hooks RT Butter USE Buttonhooks

Butter pats Buttonhole scissors BT Dairy equipment BT Scissors Kitchenware

RT Butter stamps Buttonhooks

BT Clothing hooks Butter plates

USE Butter dishes Buttons

BT Clothing accessories Butter presses Fasteners BT Dairy equipment NT Cuff buttons Military buttons Butter spreaders Studs USE Butterknives Buzz saws

Butter stamps USE Circular saws

BT Dairy equipment Kitchenware Byzantine coins SN Carved stamps, of wood, used for BT Coins imprinting the house or farm symbol on surface of butter. C-clamps Butter workers USE Gee clamps BT Dairy equipment

RT Butter churns Cabbage tree hats

SN Contrivances for pressing the buttermilk BT Hats out of butter. SN Wide-brimmed hats made from the leaves of the local cabbage tree, a common form Butter wrappers of hat in the early days of the colony and BT Dairy equipment later regarded as a symbol of nationalist feeling. Food packaging

Cabinet card photographs Butterflies USE Cabinet photographs BT Insects

Cabinet cards Butterknives USE Cabinet photographs BT Table knives

SN Small knives that have wide blades with curved blunt edges that are used for Cabinet making tools cutting and spreading butter at the table. USE Cabinetmaking tools

Butterworkers Cabinet organs USE Butter workers USE Reed organs

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Cabinet photographs Cable car bells

BT Card photographs USE Tram bells

SN Card photographs on mounts measuring 4.25 by 6.5 inches. Cable cars

BT Vehicles Cabinet prints

USE Cabinet photographs RT Cable trams SN Carriages of cable trams, cars on a Cabinet sewing machines funicular railway or passenger cars in cable railway systems. BT Sewing machines Cable releases RT Sewing machine cabinets BT Camera accessories SN Sewing machines stored in cabinets and made to look, when not in use, like a piece RT Camera shutters of furniture. SN Cables by which the shutter of a camera may be operated without risk of shaking Cabinetmakers tools the camera. USE Cabinetmaking tools Cable trams

Cabinetmaking tools BT Vehicles

BT Woodworking tools RT Cable cars

SN Cable-hauled trams. Cabinets BT Storage and display furniture Cables

NT Cabinets-on-stand BT Equipment

China cabinets NT Computer cables Cocktail cabinets Telecommunications cables

Coin cabinets RT Ropes Corner cabinets Cosmetics cabinets Cachepots Display cabinets USE Pot plant holders Medicine cabinets

Music cabinets Caddy spoons Plan cabinets BT Spoons Radio cabinets Sewing machine cabinets RT Tea caddies SN Cases with hinged doors containing SN Spoons used for taking and measuring dry compartments, shelves or drawers for tea from a tea caddy, usually small storing or displaying objects. enough to fit inside the caddy.

Cabinets-on-stand Caftans

BT Cabinets BT Clothing

SN Small cabinets, usually made of woodwork RT Dresses or lacquerwork of high quality, which were considered such prized possessions SN Long garments with long sleeves, tied at that they were mounted on carved stands. the waist by a girdle, usually worn under a coat in the Near East.

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Cages BT Slicers

BT Animal accessories Containers Cake stands

NT Birdcages BT Stands Tableware Cricket cages RT Tazzas Cake baskets

BT Baskets Cake tins

Tableware BT Baking tins RT Bread baskets RT Cake boxes

Cake boxes Cake trays BT Boxes BT Trays Food storage containers

RT Cake tins Calabashes

Cake forks BT Gourds

BT Dessert forks SN Gourds from the calabash tree, used as vessels for water, etc.

Cake knives Calash bonnets

BT Table knives BT Bonnets

SN Reinforced hoods worn by women in the Cake mixer accessories 18th and 19th centuries, originally designed to protect elaborate coiffures. BT Cake mixers

Calculating apparatus

Cake mixers USE Calculating devices BT Food mixers

NT Cake mixer accessories Calculating devices BT Information processing equipment Cake moulds NT Abacus USE Cake tins Adding machines Calculators Cake plates Logarithmic calculating instruments BT Dessert plates Totalisator equipment SN Use as a general term for collections of RT Side plates calculating devices. Where possible name SN A type of small plate, for cake, or for bread a specific type of calculating device. and butter, for use by an individual diner at a dinner table. Calculating instruments

Cake racks USE Calculating devices

BT Kitchenware Calculating machines

Cake slicers USE Calculators

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Calculation tables Calipers

BT Information tables BT Measuring instruments

NT Conversion tables NT Inside calipers Exposure tables Micrometer calipers Wage calculators Odd leg calipers Outside calipers Calculators Vernier calipers

BT Calculating devices RT Drafting compasses

NT Analog calculators SN Tools which, in their simplest form, have two legs and resemble a draughtsman's Electromechanical calculators compass, used for obtaining inside and Electronic calculators outside measurements, especially across Mechanical calculators curved surfaces.

RT Computers Calligraphy brushes SN Machines that perform mathematical operations mechanically, BT Artists brushes electro-mechanically or electronically. Calling cards Calculigraphs USE Visiting cards BT Slide rules

SN Logarithmic calculating instruments Calliopes characterised by a particular and novel arrangement of logarithmic scales BT Keyboard instruments (preferably four) upon a plane surface or SN Harsh musical instruments consisting of a base. A similar logarithmic scale is placed set of steam whistles, played from a upon a separate plane surface (the keyboard. bridge), either of transparent material, or opaque with appropriately placed slots to aid viewing. Callipers USE Calipers Caldrons USE Cauldrons Calves

BT Cattle Caleches

USE Calash bonnets Camcorders

BT Video cameras Calendar clocks Video cassette recorders BT Clocks SN Video cameras that incorporate video cassette recorders. SN Clocks showing the date, sometimes the month, and even the day of the week. Camel accessories Calendars BT Animal accessories

BT Documents RT Camels

NT Desk calendars Perpetual calendars Camel saddles Wall calandars USE Saddles

RT Almanacs

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Camels SN Use for the detachable camera backs of `View cameras', interchangeable or BT Mammals combination backs that allow use of sheet film and roll film, and bulk film backs. RT Camel accessories Camera bags

Cameos USE Gadget bags BT Jewellery

SN Jewellery pieces consisting of engravings Camera bellows in relief on gems or stones. Different BT Camera components colours of stone are used to produce a contrasting background to the relief RT Extension bellows engraving. Cameos are used as brooches, earrings, pendants, etc. SN Collapsible light-tight tubes or bags made of flexible leather, plastic, or rubberised Camera accessories cloth which join the lens to the back of the camera. Use `Extension bellows' for BT Photographic equipment special attachments providing lens extension for close-up and NT Cable releases macrophotography. Camera backs Camera cloths Camera cases Camera diaphragms BT Cases Camera film Photographic equipment containers Camera filters RT Gadget bags Camera supports SN Cases that enclose cameras for protection. Use `Gadget bags' for bags and cases used Dark slides to carry cameras and associated Diffusion attachments equipment such as lenses, filters etc. Exposure aids Extension bellows Camera chains Extension tubes BT Photographic equipment

Film and plate holders SN Equipment comprising television cameras, Movie camera accessories associated amplifiers, a monitor and the cable needed to bring the camera output Photographers hoods signal to the control room. Photographic equipment containers Television camera accessories Camera cloths SN Objects which are attached to or used in BT Camera accessories conjunction with a camera in order to Cloths enhance its use. Accessories are not necessary for the camera to function; for components of a camera which are Camera components required for the camera to function (eg BT Components film, lenses, bellows, etc), use `Camera Photographic equipment components'. NT All-sky camera mirrors Camera backs Camera bellows BT Camera accessories Camera control units Camera lenses NT Combination camera backs Camera mirrors Camera power units Camera shutters

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NT Photographic plates NT 120 film Television camera tubes 126 film Waterhouse stops 220 film SN Parts of a camera, either removable or 35mm film fixed, without which the camera cannot Cartridge film function. Where possible specify a particular camera part from the list below. Instant film For objects which enhance or complement Movie film the camera but are not required for it to function (eg camera bags, supports, Positive film exposure meters, etc), use `Camera Reversal film accessories'. Roll film

Camera control units Sheet film SN Strips, rolls or sheets of cellulose nitrate BT Camera components or cellulose acetate composition coated with a sensitive emulsion, used in SN Units for controlling television cameras. cameras to take photographs.

Camera cranes Camera filters

BT Cinematographic equipment BT Camera accessories Filters RT Movie cameras NT Colour filters SN Large camera trolleys with a long projected arm at the end of which is a Graduated filters platform which holds the camera and Skylight filters seats for various members of the film RT Camera lenses crew. SN Lens attachments made of glass or plastic Camera diaphragms that alter the quality or colour of an image. BT Camera accessories

NT Diaphragm holes Camera flashes Iris diaphragms BT Photographic lighting equipment

RT Camera shutters NT Electronic flashes SN Devices between the elements of, or near a Flashbulbs lens that control the size of the aperture Magnesium flashes through which light is conducted to the SN Portable devices providing brief bursts of film or plate. artificial lighting to aid photography. Use `Studio lighting equipment' for lighting Camera dollies equipment that cannot be carried around. BT Photographic equipment Camera lens caps SN Hand trucks used in movie production for travelling shots, fitted with a hydraulic USE Lens caps camera boom.

Camera lenses Camera equipment cases BT Camera components USE Gadget bags Photographic lenses

NT Television camera lenses Camera film

BT Camera accessories Camera lucida

NT 110 film BT Copying devices

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RT Cameras NT Roller blind shutters SN Screens protecting films or plates from SN Instruments used for copying drawings light until moved by a shutter release to and sketching views of nature. They take a photograph. consist of a prism and lens supported by a telescoping stand over drawing paper. Camera stands

Camera mirrors BT Camera supports

BT Camera components Stands Mirrors SN Solid heavy bases carrying one or more pillars with a platform on top to take the RT Cameras camera. The pillars are adjustable for SN Surface coated mirrors used in height and the platform can be tilted. photography for reflecting images, normally without distortion or diffusion. Camera supports Mirrors are used in reflex cameras to BT Camera accessories reflect light from the lens to a viewing screen as part of the viewfinder system. NT Camera stands Camera tripods Camera mounts Hand grips USE Camera stands SN Devices which aid photography by supporting camera equipment to prevent Camera obscura camera movement.

BT Viewing equipment Camera tripods

RT Cameras BT Camera supports SN Originally, rooms in which people could Tripods view images of outside subjects projected SN Three-legged camera supports. onto a wall through a pinpoint light source. This evolved into portable boxes with apertures, lenses and viewing Camera tubes screens. USE Television camera tubes

Camera originals Cameraless photographs USE Direct positives USE Photograms

Camera plates Cameras USE Photographic plates BT Photographic equipment

Camera power units NT Box cameras Detective cameras BT Camera components Extension cameras SN Devices for providing power to television cameras. Film cameras Folding cameras Camera shrouds Janssen's apparatus USE Photographers hoods Mirror cameras Plate cameras Camera shutters Repeating back cameras

BT Camera components Stereo cameras Still video cameras NT Focal plane shutters Studio cameras

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NT Technical cameras SN Candareen is a unit from the Chinese decimal system, being the 10th part of the Television cameras mace and the 100th part of the tael. The Video cameras Chinese dollar is inscribed 7 mace 2 candareen. View cameras Waterproof cameras Candareens Weatherproof cameras USE Candareen coins SN Photographic apparatus in which a sensitive plate or film is exposed, the image being formed by means of a lens. Candelabra

Camiknickers BT Candle holders SN BT Underwear Large ornamental candle-holders with several branches, usually for table use. SN Undergarments combining camisole and knickers Candle equipment

Camisole tops BT Lighting equipment

USE Singlet tops NT Candle extinguishers Candle holders Camisoles Candle moulds

BT Underwear Candle screens Candle snuffers SN Ornamental underbodices Snuffer trays Camp ovens Snuffers Wick trimmers BT Camping equipment Cooking pots Candle extinguishers SN Cast-iron pots, used for cooking in a camp fire. BT Candle equipment

Camping equipment RT Snuffers SN Small hollow cones placed over lighted BT Recreational equipment candles to extinguish the flame without NT Billy cans causing the snuff to smoke. Camp ovens Candle holders Ground sheets BT Candle equipment Inflatable mattresses Holders Mosquito coils NT Candelabra Sleeping-bags Candlesticks Tarpaulins RT Candles Tents

RT Sports equipment Candle lamps

BT Lamps Can openers

USE Tin-openers Candle moulds

Candareen coins BT Candle equipment Moulds BT Coins

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Candle screens Canned foods

BT Candle equipment BT Foodstuffs Screens Cannisters Candle snuffers USE Canisters USE Snuffers

Cannon Candles USE Cannons BT Lighting equipment

NT Tapers Cannon balls

BT Ammunition Candlesticks Balls

BT Candle holders RT Cannons

NT Chamber candlesticks Table candlesticks Cannons Taper candlesticks BT Artillery

RT Candles SN Large guns for firing heavy projectiles, SN Utensils used for supporting single usually mounted on a carriage. candles, usually having flat bases or drip pans. Cannulae

USE Cannulas Cane handles

USE Cane tops Cannulas

BT Medical instruments Cane tops SN Metal tubes for insertion into the body, BT Handles used to keep a passage open, to draw off fluid or to introduce medication. RT Canes SN The tops of canes, often made of porcelain Canoes or precious metals. BT Boats Canes

BT Clothing accessories Cans BT Containers NT Swagger sticks Swordsticks NT Billy cans SN Clothing accessories used as decorative Food storage cans supports when walking, as opposed to Hot water cans walking-sticks which have a more functional use in assisting people who Milk cans have difficulty walking. Oil cans Petrol cans Canisters SN Containers made of sheet iron coated with BT Food storage containers tin or other metals, usually for storing liquids or foodstuffs. SN Small boxes, usually of metal, for holding tea, coffee, or foodstuffs. Canton china

USE Export china

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Canvas boards Caps

BT Artists equipment BT Headwear

SN Pasteboard covered in primed and sized NT Baby caps canvas, chiefly used by amateurs for Bathing caps sketching or making studies in oil paint. Beanies Canvas stretchers Boudoir caps

BT Painting equipment Christening caps

SN The wooden frame on which a canvas is Dervish caps stretched and fixed. Mob-caps Nurses caps Cap-firing firearms Parlour caps BT Percussion firearms Skullcaps

NT Cap-firing pistols Smoking caps Tam-o'-shanters Cap-firing pistols

BT Cap-firing firearms Car doors Pistols USE Motor car doors

Cap guns Car engines

BT Toy guns USE Motor car engines SN Toy guns which work using caps. Car generators Capacitors USE Motor car generators BT Electronic equipment SN Devices for accumulating and holding an Car horns electric charge, consisting of two BT Motor car accessories conducting surfaces separated by an insulator or dielectric. Car mascots Capes BT Motor car accessories BT Outerwear

NT Evening capes Car phones

Mantles BT Motor car accessories Pelerines Telephones

Plaids RT Motor cars

Ponchos SN Cellular telephones for use in a motor RT Stoles vehicle.

Car radios Capillary tubes BT Radios BT Laboratory equipment

SN Tubes of small internal diameter Car seat covers capitals BT Motor car accessories

USE Column components

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Car transporters RT Sharpening stones

BT Trailers SN Silicon carbide, an abrasive produced in an electric furnace and used in block form RT Prime movers as a sharpening material.

SN Large trailers designed to pull or move cars, generally by being attached to a Carboys prime mover. BT Bottles

Car window sill covers SN Large glass bottles, especially ones protected by basket work or a wooden box, BT Motor car accessories as for containing acids.

SN Pieces of fabric spread across the front or back sills of motor cars, to protect them Carburettors from heat and light damage. BT Engine components

Carafes Card boxes BT Beverage bottles BT Stationery boxes RT Water-monkeys RT Card holders SN Glass bottles for water, wine, etc.

Card cases Caravans USE Cardcases BT Vehicles

SN Vehicles in which people may live temporarily or permanently, usually Card holders having wheels and designed to be drawn BT Holders by a motor car or in earlier times by horses. NT Menu card holders

Carbines Card photographs

BT Firearms BT Photographic prints

NT Cabinet photographs Carbon arc prints Cartes-de-visite USE Photocopies SN Photographic prints made by a variety of processes on commercially produced cardboard mounts of standard sizes. Carbon cells BT Batteries Card tables

BT Tables Carbon copies RT Playing cards BT Documents SN Lightweight, often collapsible tables used RT Photocopies for playing cards.

Card trays Carbonated drinks BT Trays USE Soft drinks RT Visiting cards Carborundum SN Small trays upon which visiting cards were received. BT Abrasives

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Cardcases SN Ships designed to carry large amounts of freight. BT Cases

SN Small metal cases designed to fit into a Cargo vessels pocket, in which business cards, visiting USE Cargo ships cards etc can be stored.

Cardigans Carillons

BT Outerwear BT Percussion instruments SN sets of stationary bells hung in a tower Carding tools and sounded by manual or pedal action, or by machinery BT Spinning equipment

SN Implements used in disentangling and Carnelians combing out fibres of wool, flax, etc. BT Gemstones preparatory to spinning. SN Red or reddish varieties of chalcedony, Cards used in jewellery, etc.

BT Documents Carousel horses

NT Advertising cards BT Amusement machines Business cards Ride-on toys Collecting cards RT Horses Commemorative cards Display cards Carp Educational cards BT Fish Financial transaction cards Greeting cards Carpenter's benches

How to vote cards USE Workbenches Identity cards Library cards Carpenters pincers Membership cards BT Carpentry tools Mourning cards SN Joined tools with a pair of jaws and Place cards handles which are used to grip objects. Playing cards Most have knob and claw ends to the grips. Postcards Prayer cards Carpenter's planes Ration cards USE Planes Recruiting cards School report cards Carpenters squares Sympathy cards BT Carpentry tools Tarot cards Squares Visiting cards SN Flat, metal, L-shaped tools that constitute an accurate right angle and are engraved Cargo ships with divisions and markings useful to a carpenter in laying out and erecting BT Ships framing. RT Steamships

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Carpenter's tools BT Vehicle accessories SN Protected lamps or lanterns, fixed or USE Carpentry tools removable, used on coaches or carriages. Commonly made of brass, they often were Carpentry tools fitted with reflectors as well as red lenses to serve as tail lights (Art and BT Woodworking tools Architecture Thesaurus).

NT Carpenters pincers Carriages Carpenters squares BT Vehicles

Carpet beaters NT Prams BT Cleaning equipment Railway carriages SN Four-wheeled vehicles used for RT Carpets transporting people. SN Metal or wooden open worked paddles on long sticks, used to beat dust out of Carrier bags carpets. USE Carry bags

Carpet sweepers Carry bags BT Cleaning equipment BT Bags SN Devices with revolving brushes which pick up dirt from carpets and store it in a holding container above the brushes. Carry cases

USE Carrying cases Carpet tiles

BT Carpets Carrying cases Floor tiles SN Squares of carpet designed to be laid like BT Cases paving or tiles, and intended to allow easy SN Cases designed especially to transport removal and replacement of portions of contents. the covering in cases of spills or stains.

Cars Carpets USE Motor cars BT Floor coverings Soft furnishings Carte-de-visite photographs NT Carpet tiles Floor rugs USE Cartes-de-visite SN Heavy fabrics for covering floors. Cartes-de-visite

Carphones BT Card photographs USE Car phones Visiting cards SN Card photographs on mounts measuring about 4 x 2.5 inches. Primarily used for Carriage clocks portraiture and functioning as calling BT Clocks cards; flourished from the 1860s to the 1880s. SN Small clocks in robust rectangular cases with handles on top. Cartons Carriage lamps BT Containers

BT Lamps NT Milk cartons

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SN Cardboard boxes, particularly those in NT Childrens carts which foodstuffs are packaged and sold. Dog carts Cartoon character dolls Drays Horse carts USE Character dolls Toy carts

Cartoons Carver rests BT Artworks USE Knife rests NT Political cartoons SN Sketches or drawings as in a newspaper or Carving chisels periodical, symbolising or caricaturing some subject or person of current interest, BT Woodworking chisels in an exaggerated way. RT Carving gouges Cartridge belts SN Includes a wide range of chisels used in carving. BT Ammunition belts

NT Bandoliers Carving forks BT Carving sets Cartridge cameras Forks

BT Pocket cameras RT Carving knives

SN Cameras that use cartridge film, that is, SN Large forks used to hold meat that is film enclosed in light-proof containers being carved with a carving knife. They which drop directly into the camera have two long tines, usually curved without having to wind from one reel to slightly outward and tapering to a point. another. Carving gouges

Cartridge film BT Gouges BT Camera film RT Carving chisels

RT Cartridge cameras SN Gouges sharpened both inside and SN Film enclosed in sealed, light-tight outside; the larger outside bevel is used containers dropped directly into cartridge for hardwoods, and the smaller inside cameras. bevel for softwoods.

Cartridges Carving knives

BT Ammunition BT Carving sets Knives SN Cylindrical cases containing a charge of SN Large knives that are used to carve meat. powder and a bullet or quantity of shot for They have very sharp, slightly curved, a single shot from a firearm, first pointed blades. appearing in the late 16th century. Early types had cases of paper, pasteboard, or linen which were ignited externally, while Carving rests more recent ones have metal or plastic USE Knife rests cases holding their own means of ignition, such as a percussion cap, at one end. Carving sets

Carts BT Cutlery BT Vehicles NT Carving forks NT Barrows Carving knives

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SN Carving knives and carving forks, made NT Pen cases and decorated en suite, often with a Pencil cases conforming knife sharpener. Photograph cases Carving stands Pipe cases

USE Knife rests Presentation cases School cases Carving tools Shaving cases

BT Tools Sovereign cases Spectacles cases NT Wood carving tools Travelling cases SN Tools used for carving materials such as wood, bone or stone. Typewriter cases Vesta cases Carvings Writing cases

BT Artworks RT Cabinets

NT Rock carvings Scrimshaw Cash coins shell carvings BT Coins Wood carvings SN The most common denomination of Chinese currency (the 1,000th part of the Cases tael), characterised by a hole in the centre for easy stringing and carrying. BT Containers Cash registers NT binocular cases Briefcases BT Office machines Retailing equipment Camera cases SN Tills with mechanisms for indicating Cardcases amounts of sales, etc. Carrying cases Cigar cases Caskets Cigarette cases BT Containers Clock cases NT Perfume caskets Cosmetics bags Tea caskets Cosmetics cases RT Jewellery boxes Display cases SN Ornamental boxes, usually with hinges for Dressing cases a lid, rather than having a cover. They are Fan cases larger than snuff boxes, and usually intended to hold jewels. Use 'Coffins' for Firearm cases funeral caskets. Inros Key cases Casks

Lens cases BT Containers Medal cases NT Beer casks Medical cases Wine casks Mirror cases RT Barrels Music cases Musical instrument cases Casserole dishes Needle cases

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BT Baking dishes Castors SN A baking dish of glass, pottery, etc, BT Wheels usually with a cover. SN Small wheels on swivels, set under a piece Casserole pots of furntiture, etc., to facilitate moving it.

USE Casserole dishes Cat-o'-nine-tails

BT Punishment equipment Casseroles Whips USE Casserole dishes SN Whips, usually having nine knotted lines or cords fastened to a handle, used to flog offenders. Cassette film

USE 35mm film Cat whiskers

BT Wires

Cassette players SN Fine adjustable copper or gold wires used USE Audio cassette players in crystal wireless receivers or certain types of electronic circuits.

Cassette recorders Catalogues

USE Audio cassette recorders BT Documents

NT Advertising catalogues Cassette tape recorders Exhibition catalogues USE Audio cassette recorders Sales catalogues

Cassette tapes Catapults

USE Audio cassettes BT Projectile weapons

Cassolettes Caterpillars

BT Cosmetics jars BT Insects SN Covered vases containing perfume for scenting a room, with pierced decoration Cathedrals on the shoulder or cover to release the scent. BT Churches

Castanets Catheters BT Percussion instruments BT Medical instruments SN Instruments made of two pieces of wood or SN Hollow tubes employed to drain fluids ivory , joined by a cord. The player holds a from body cavities or to distend body pair in each hand. passages, often used for passing into the bladder through the urethra to draw off Castings urine. BT Objects Cathode ray tubes NT Ingots BT Electronic valves RT Moulds SN Vacuum tubes in which are generated SN Objects cast from a mould as part of the focused beams of electrons which can be process of manufacture or in creating a deflected by electric and/or magnetic work of art. fields.

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Cats Ceiling bosses

BT Mammals BT Mouldings

NT Ceiling roses Catsuits RT Ceiling panels BT Clothing SN Knob-like projections of ornamental SN Skin-tight one-piece garments to cover the character for a ceiling. body, as for dancing Ceiling panels Cattle BT Architectural panels BT Mammals

NT Bulls Ceiling roses

Calves BT Ceiling bosses Cows RT Ceiling panels Cauldrons Ceilings BT Cooking boilers USE Ceiling panels SN Large kettles or boilers, usually spherical, with a lid and a handle. Celestas

Caulking irons USE Dulcitones BT Coopering tools Shipwrighting tools Celestial charts SN Steel tools resembling chisels, most often with a large thick flat blade cast as a USE Astronomical charts single piece with a narrower handle and striking surface. These are used in Celestial globes conjunction with caulking mallets to drive various materials into seams and crevices, BT Astronomical equipment to make joints watertight and airtight. Globes SN Spheres with a map of stars depicted on Caulking mallets them.

BT Coopering tools Mallets Celestial photographs Shipwrighting tools USE Astrophotographs

RT Caulking irons

SN Mallets used in conjunction with caulking Cell phones irons, to drive various materials into USE Mobile phones seams and crevices in order to make joints watertight and airtight. Cello accessories

CD-ROMs BT Stringed instrument accessories BT Compact discs NT Cello bow frogs Computer memory devices SN Compact discs designed for reading Cello bows digitised text Cello bridges Cello cases CDs USE Compact discs Cello bow frogs

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BT Cello accessories SN Containers in which incense is burned. These are usually lidded, and sometimes swung from chains in religious Cello bows ceremonies. BT Cello accessories Musical instrument bows Cent coins BT Coins Cello bridges NT Fifty cent coins BT Cello accessories Five cent coins Half cent coins Cello cases One cent coins BT Cello accessories Quarter cent coins Musical instrument cases Ten cent coins Three cent coins Cello components Twenty cent coins BT Stringed instrument components Twenty-five cent coins NT Cello tailpieces Two and a half cent coins Two cent coins Cello frogs SN The cent is the 100th part of the dollar USE Cello bow frogs wherever it is current. It is also the 100th part of certain other decimal currencies not expressed in dollars. For example, in Cello style guitars Ceylon, Mauritius and the Seychelles 100 cents = 1 rupee. USE Arched top guitars Centavo coins Cello tailpieces BT Coins BT Cello components RT Decimo coins

SN The 100th part of the peso, which appears Cellos in many decimal currencies of Central and BT Stringed instruments South America.

Centavos Cellotape USE Centavo coins USE Adhesive tape

Centesimi Cellulose sheet film negatives USE Centesimo coins USE Film negatives

Centesimo coins Cement mixers BT Coins BT Construction vehicles SN The 100th part of a decimal unit: in Italy RT Toy cement mixers of the lire, in Uruguay of the peso.

Censers Centime coins BT Coins BT Incense burners

NT Fifty centime coins Five centime coins

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NT One centime coins Centrifugal equipment

Ten centime coins USE Centrifuges Three centime coins Twenty centime coins Centrifugal pumps Twenty-five centime coins USE Pumps Two centime coins SN The 100th part of the French franc, as introduced by the revolutionary Centrifuges government by decree of 7 April 1795. BT Machines

Centimo coins SN Machines consisting of a rotating container, in which substances of different BT Coins densities may be separated or in which animals, humans or instruments are SN The 100th part of various Latin-American subjected to prolonged accelerations. denominations, issued as a copper coin in Venezuela, Dominica and Costa Rica among others. Cents USE Cent coins Centre-fire firearms BT Firearms Ceramic forms

NT Centre-fire revolvers BT Sculptures

Centre-fire revolvers Ceramics equipment

BT Centre-fire firearms USE Pottery equipment Revolvers

Ceramics moulds Centre of gravity toys BT Moulds BT Toys

NT Balancing figure toys Ceramics tools Balancing toys USE Pottery tools Spinning tops RT Rocking toys Ceremonial aprons

BT Aprons Centrepieces Ceremonial clothing BT Furniture accessories Tableware Ceremonial clothing

NT Cornucopias BT Ceremonial objects Epergnes Clothing

Nefs NT Burial shoes Plateaus Ceremonial aprons SN Ornamental objects used in a central Christening clothing position, especially on the centre of a dining table. These can comprise flowers, Confirmation dresses ceramic pieces, etc. Coronation robes Crowns (headwear) Centrifugal apparatus Ecclesiastical clothing USE Centrifuges Going-away clothing

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NT Mourning clothing NT Membership certificates Wedding clothing Prize certificates Testamurs Ceremonial costumes Trade certificates USE Ceremonial clothing Wedding certificates

Ceremonial jewellery Certificates of appreciation

BT Ceremonial objects BT Certificates Jewellery NT Engagement rings Cervical dilators

Prayer beads BT Dilators Wedding rings SN Instruments used to dilate the cervix

Ceremonial objects Chaff cutters BT Objects BT Agricultural tools NT Ceremonial clothing Cutting tools Ceremonial jewellery SN Implements for cutting straw into small pieces for fodder. Ceremonial textiles Funeral equipment Chainmail armour Memorial wreaths BT Armour Presentation containers NT Mail shirts Presentation pieces Religious objects Chains Sceptres BT Objects Skull cups Tikis NT Fob chains Treasure boxes Gold chains Ushabti figures Watch chains Wedding accessories Chainsaws

Ceremonial textiles BT Saws

BT Ceremonial objects SN Power-driven cross cut saws with teeth Textiles mounted on an endless chain.

NT Altarcloths Chair covers Prayer canopies BT Covers Prayer rugs Soft furnishings Trousseaus

Chairpans Certificates USE Commode pans BT Documents

NT Birth certificates Chairs Certificates of appreciation BT Seating furniture Death certificates NT Marriage certificates Armchairs

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NT Barbers chairs Chamber pots

Bean bags BT Pots Beanbags Sanitary equipment Commode chairs Corner chairs Champagne bottles Deckchairs BT Wine bottles Dentists chairs Dining chairs Champagne buckets

Director's chairs USE Ice buckets Ergonomic chairs Folding chairs Champagne flutes

High chairs BT Champagne glasses Highchairs Flute glasses Kitchen chairs SN Tall narrow glasses for drinking champagne. Office chairs

Reclining chairs Champagne glasses Rocking chairs BT Wine glasses Sedan chairs Stacking chairs NT Champagne flutes Wheelchairs Saucer champagne glasses SN Glasses for drinking champagne, usually either flute or saucer shaped. Chaise longues BT Seating furniture Chandeliers

RT Lounges BT Light fittings

RT Lustres Chalices BT Cups Changing bags Religious objects BT Photographic equipment SN Cups used in Christian religious ceremonies, in which the wine of the NT Plate changing bags Eucharist is stored. SN Opaque light-tight bags used for handling unprotected photosensitive materials Chalkboards when no darkroom is available, or for USE Blackboards loading developing tanks in normal lighting.

Chalks Chaps

BT Drawing instruments BT Clothing accessories

SN Protective cover for the front of trousers, Chamber candlesticks typically seen on Cowboys.

BT Candlesticks Chapucos SN Short candlesticks mounted in the centre of a saucer with a single handle. BT Violins SN Folk violins from South America Chamber organs BT Organs Character dolls

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BT Dolls Charms

NT Bride dolls BT Jewellery Clown dolls RT Amulets Golliwogs SN Trinkets worn on chains or bracelets. The Kewpie dolls term is also sometimes used for objects Swag dolls worn for their supposed magical effects, SN Dolls which exhibit the characteristics of a similar to amulets. specific type of real or fictional person or group. Charts

BT Documents Character jugs

BT Jugs NT Astronomical charts Chronograms NT Toby jugs Circuit diagrams Colour charts Charcoal Electrocardiograms BT Drawing instruments Genealogical charts Health and medical charts Charcoal box irons Horoscopes USE Charcoal irons Navigational charts Organisation charts Charcoal drawings SN Graphic representations of information. BT Art drawings Chastity belts Charcoal irons BT Belts

BT Box irons

SN A type of box iron heated with burning Chasubles fuel such as charcoal. BT Ecclesiastical clothing

SN Sleeveless outer vestments worn by charge cards celebrants of church services. USE Credit cards Chatelaines Chargers BT Personal effects

BT Serving dishes SN A device for suspending keys, trinkets etc worn at the waist of women. SN Large platters, usually circular or oval, used as a centrepiece or used for serving meat at the table. Some highly decorative Check planes examples were made to be hung on the USE Rabbet planes wall as plaques.

Chariots Check routers

BT Horsedrawn vehicles USE Boxing routers

SN Horse drawn vehicles with two wheels and a compartment for the driver to stand in. Checkers

USE Draughts Charity badges

BT Badges

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Checkers (game) Chemical equipment

USE Draughts sets BT Scientific equipment

NT Chemical jars Cheese BT Foodstuffs Chemical jars

RT Dairy equipment BT Chemical equipment Jars

Cheese containers NT Acid jars RT Pharmaceutical jars BT Food storage containers

Chemical models Cheese dishes BT Scientific models BT Dishes SN Models of chemical structure, usually constructed of balls and rods Cheese graters

BT Food graters Chemical samples

BT Samples

Cheese knives SN Sample or test amounts of chemicals. BT Table knives

SN Knives with a curved blade used for Chemises cutting cheese, usually having the end of BT Underwear the blade curving away from the cutting edge with two points to pick up the piece NT Baby chemises of cut cheese. Chemisettes Cheese moulds BT Blouses BT Food moulds SN Women's blouses worn with a low cut or open bodice to cover the neck and breast. Cheese scoops

BT Food servers Cheong sam Scoops USE Cheongsam SN Serving implements having a straight handle connected to a wide curved blade occuring in a variety of shapes, used to Cheongsam scoop an individual portion from a large BT Dresses cheese, such as Stilton. SN Dresses, often of silk, originally worn by Cheese slicers Chinese women, cut very straight, with a slit up one side of the skirt. BT Kitchenware Slicers Cheque books

USE Chequebooks Chefs hats

BT Hats Chequebooks

BT Books Chemical containers Financial records BT Containers

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Cheques USE Night cupboards

BT Financial records Chickens

Cherry blossoms BT Birds

BT Flowers Child safety seats

Cherry pickers (cine equipment) BT Childrens furniture Safety equipment USE Camera cranes Seats

Chess pieces Children's books

BT Chess sets USE Childrens books Game pieces Childrens books Chess sets BT Books BT Board games NT Cut-out books NT Chess pieces Picture books Pop-up books Chestnut roasters Storybooks BT Cooking equipment RT Toys

Chests Childrens carts BT Luggage BT Carts Storage and display furniture Ride-on toys NT Admirals chests NT Billycarts Admiral's chests SN Carts which children ride in. Use `Toy Tea chests carts' for small carts designed to be pulled Tea-chests along by a handle or cord.

RT Trunks Childrens clothing

BT Clothing Chests of drawers

BT Storage and display furniture NT Boys clothing Girls clothing NT Tallboys Play clothing School uniforms Cheungsam RT Baby clothing USE Cheongsam SN Use this term in conjunction with a more specific term. Cheval mirrors

BT Furniture Children's deckchairs Mirrors USE Childrens furniture SN Full-length mirrors mounted as to swing in a frame. Childrens furniture

Chevets (night tables) BT Furniture

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NT Child safety seats Chincing irons

Highchairs BT Coopering tools RT Dolls furniture Prying tools SN Tools used to insert a cooper's flag between the head and staves of a barrel Children's handcarts after the head is in place. USE Toy carts Chinese boxes Childrens magazines USE Chinese puzzles

BT Magazines Chinese checkers RT School magazines BT Board games

Childrens playing cards Chinese export ware BT Playing cards USE Export trade ware

Chiming clocks Chinese puzzles BT Clocks BT Puzzles RT Striking clocks SN Very complicated puzzles, especially a SN Clocks which play a simple melodic series of boxes in boxes. sequence on bells or gongs at each quarter hour. Chip cutters

Chimney pots USE Potato chip cutters

USE Chimneypots Chisels

Chimneypots BT Cutting tools Hand tools BT Architectural elements NT Bark chisels Pipes SN Cylindrical or other pipes, as of Cold chisels earthenware or sheet metal, fitted on the Masonry chisels top of the chimney to increase draught, Woodworking chisels and carry off smoke. RT Gouges

Chin implants SN Metal hand tools with a cutting edge at one end, usually driven by a hammer or BT Surgical implants mallet; used in dressing, shaping or working wood, stone or metal. Chin rests Chisels, plugging BT Violin accessories USE Plugging chisels

China cabinets Chits BT Cabinets USE Froes RT Dinnerware

SN Cabinets designed to display collections of Chivs porcelain and dishes, often with cupboards in the lower part and open shelves or BT Coopering planes shelves with glazed doors on the top.

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SN Tools used to make a smooth surface in Chopping boards the form of a shallow depression near the top of the staves on which the croze groove BT Kitchenware will consequently be cut. Chops (stamps) Chocolate boxes BT Stamps (tools) BT Boxes Food storage containers SN Stamps for marking objects with a symbol indicating a permit, a creator's identity or a certain quality of goods. Chocolate card albums BT Albums Chopsticks

BT Cutlery Chocolate cups BT Covered cups Chord organs Drinking cups BT Organs RT Chocolate pots

SN Large cups for drinking hot chocolate, Christening bonnets usually with two handles, a cover, and a saucer. BT Baby bonnets Christening clothing

Chocolate moulds RT Christening caps BT Food moulds Christening caps

Chocolate pots BT Caps BT Pots Christening clothing RT Christening bonnets RT Chocolate cups

SN Covered pots for serving hot chocolate, usually pear-shaped or cylindrical, and Christening clothing often with a handle placed at right angles BT Baby clothing to the spout. In the cover is a hole for Ceremonial clothing inserting a wooden utensil to stir the contents. NT Christening bonnets Christening caps Choker necklaces Christening gowns BT Necklaces Christening cups SN Necklaces worn tightly around the neck. BT Cups Chokers Religious objects RT Christening mugs USE Choker necklaces

Christening gowns Cholera treatment kits BT Baby gowns USE Medical kits Christening clothing

Chooras Christening mugs

BT Daggers BT Mugs SN Afghanistan daggers. Religious objects

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SN RT Christening cups Clock-driven instruments for recording the exact instant of occurrences, or for measuring small intervals of time. Christmas bushes

BT Australian plants Chronometers BT Timepieces

Christmas cards NT Marine chronometers BT Christmas ephemera SN Timekeepers with a special mechanism for Greeting cards ensuring accuracy, used in determining longitude at sea or for any purpose where very exact measurement of time is Christmas crackers required. USE Bonbons Chrysanthemums Christmas decorations BT Flowers

BT Festive objects Chrysoprase Christmas ephemera BT Gemstones

BT Ephemera SN A nickel-stained, apple-green chalcedony, Festive objects much used in jewellery.

NT Christmas cards Churches

Christmas trees BT Religious buildings

BT Festive objects NT Cathedrals Trees Churns

Chromolithographic prints BT Machines USE Chromolithographs NT Butter churns Cream churns Chromolithographs Ice-cream churns BT Lithographs RT Kitchenware

NT Oleographs SN Vessels or machines in which liquids, SN Prints produced in colours by a usually dairy products, are agitated to planographic method of surface printing form a solid. from stone. Cibachrome prints Chronograms USE Positive to positive prints BT Charts

RT Chronographs Cicadas

SN The records made by a chronograph. BT Insects

Chronographs Cider glasses

BT Timepieces BT Drinking glasses

RT Chronograms SN Drinking glasses for cider, often having an engraved motif of a spray of apple-blossoms, apple-tree branches or a fruiting apple tree.

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Cigar boxes BT Packaging Smoking equipment BT Boxes Smoking equipment Cigarette papers

Cigar cases BT Smoking equipment

BT Cases RT Cigarette rollers

Smoking equipment SN Thin pieces of rice paper in which tobacco is rolled to make a cigarette. Cigar holders

BT Holders Cigarette rollers Smoking equipment BT Smoking equipment

Cigar-making presses Cigarettes

BT Presses BT Smoking equipment

Cigar trays Cigars

BT Smoking equipment BT Smoking equipment Trays

Cigarette boxes Cinderella stamps BT Adhesive stamps BT Boxes

Smoking equipment NT Advertising stamps Freight stamps Cigarette card albums Revenue stamps BT Albums SN Any affixed stamp that is not a postage stamp, e.g. advertising stamps, revenue stamps, freight stamps Cigarette cards BT Collecting cards Cine projectors

USE Movie projectors Cigarette cases BT Cases Cinecameras

Smoking equipment USE Movie cameras

Cigarette holders Cinefilm BT Holders USE Movie film Smoking equipment

Cigarette lighters Cinema glass slides

BT Smoking equipment USE Lantern slides

Cigarette packaging Cinema posters

USE Cigarette packets BT Posters

RT Performance posters Cigarette packets

BT Containers

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Cinema programs Cinerary urns

BT Programs USE Funerary urns

Cinema projectors Cipher machines

USE Movie projectors BT Information processing equipment Military equipment Cinematographic equipment Circle clamps BT Audio and visual equipment USE Gee clamps NT Camera cranes

Cinematographic film Circle end clamps Cinematographic viewers USE Gee clamps Film cans

Film rewinders Circuit boards Film spools BT Electronic equipment Movie cameras Movie projectors Circuit breaker components Mutoscope reels BT Electrical equipment Spool arms SN Equipment for creating and viewing RT Circuit breakers motion picture illusions on movie films and animation strips such as those used in devices such as zoetropes. Circuit breakers

BT Control equipment Cinematographic film Electrical equipment BT Cinematographic equipment SN Devices such as switches for interrupting electric circuits, under normal or fault NT Praxinoscope film conditions. Zoetrope film

RT Cinematographic viewers Circuit diagrams BT Charts Cinematographic film viewers RT Electrical equipment USE Cinematographic viewers Circular calculators

Cinematographic viewers BT Logarithmic calculating instruments BT Cinematographic equipment SN Flat circular logarithmic calculating Photographic viewing equipment instruments. NT Kinetoscopes Mutoscopes Circular saw benches Phenakistoscopes USE Workbenches Praxinoscopes Zoetropes Circular saws SN Peep-show equipment for the viewing of BT Woodworking saws cinematographic films by one person at a time. Use `Movie projectors' for devices SN Thin steel disks, with teeth on their projecting cinematographic films for periphery, that rotate on a power driven viewing by larger audiences. spindle. They are used either as hand tools or are mounted on a bench.

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Circus costumes USE Cog rattles

BT Performance costumes Clamps RT Circus equipment BT Tools

Circus equipment NT Bench clamps Gee clamps BT Performing arts equipment Gee cramps NT Circus programs Handscrew clamps Circus props Joiners clamps Circus whips SN Portable holding and tightening devices RT Circus costumes for holding work together during assembly or when being glued. Most have two jaws, one or both of which can be drawn Circus programs together by screw.

BT Circus equipment Clappers Programs BT Percussion instruments

Circus props SN Musical instruments comprised of sets of BT Circus equipment curved wood beaten together to make sound. Also known as `Bones'. Props

Clapsticks Circus whips BT Percussion instruments BT Circus equipment Whips Claret jugs

Cistres BT Jugs USE English guitars Clarinets

Citherns BT Woodwind instruments USE Citterns Clasp knives

Cithers BT Knives USE Citterns NT Navajas Pocket-knives Citterns RT Penknives BT Stringed instruments SN Knives with blades folding into the NT English guitars handle. SN Early 16th and 17th century musical instruments, related to the guitar, having Clasps a flat pear-shaped soundbox and wire BT Jewellery strings. RT Fibulas Civil court uniforms BT Uniforms Classical guitars

BT Acoustic guitars Clackers

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SN Guitars with a flat top (belly), shorter NT Cleaning products neck and nylon or gut and silk strings, Dishcloths played with the fingers. Dishmops Clavichords Dusters

BT Keyboard instruments Dustpan and brush sets Knife cleaners Claw tools Knife polishers

USE Tooth chisels Mop buckets Mops Clay test samples Pipe cleaners Pot scourers BT Pottery equipment Test samples Record cleaners Vacuum cleaners RT Glaze test samples

SN Small clay samples used to test clays or Cleaning fluids glazes in the kiln. BT Cleaning equipment

Cleaning brushes USE Cleaning products BT Brushes Cleaning equipment Cleaning products NT Banister brushes BT Cleaning equipment Blacking brushes NT Borax Bottle brushes Soap Dustpan and brush sets Floor polisher brushes Cleaning soap Saucepan brushes USE Soap Scrubbing-brushes Shoe brushes Cleaning toys Toilet brushes BT Household toys Washing up brushes SN Any of a variety of brushes used for RT Cleaning equipment domestic cleaning. Where possible, name a specific type of brush. SN Toys that replicate cleaning equipment, such as toy brooms. Cleaning cloths Cleaning vehicles BT Cleaning equipment BT Vehicles Cloths

RT Cleaning equipment Cleaning equipment SN Vehicles whose primary function is to BT Domestic equipment transport a cleaner and/or cleaning equipment. NT Brooms Carpet beaters Cleavers

Carpet sweepers BT Butchers knives Cleaning brushes SN Heavy knives or long-bladed hatchets Cleaning cloths used by butchers for cutting up carcasses. Cleaning fluids

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Cleaving irons Clock cases

USE Froes BT Cases Clock accessories Cleaving wedges Clock components USE Splitting wedges BT Timepiece components

Cliches-Verre NT Clock dials

USE Glass prints Clock hands Clock movements Clicking presses Clock pendulums Clock weights BT Machines Presses Clock dials RT Bootmaking tools BT Clock components SN Clicking presses are used in shoe making. They consist of a mechanised series of SN The faces of clocks upon which time is clicking knives, which press leather down indicated by hands, pointers, or shadows. into wood or metal, to cut the master shape of a shoe. Clock hands

BT Clock components Clinometers

BT Geophysical survey instruments Clock keys Meters BT Clock accessories Clip earrings Keys

BT Earrings Clock mechanisms

USE Clock movements Clipboards

BT Office equipment Clock movements SN Small backing boards with a strong clip at BT Clock components the top to hold sheets of paper together.

RT Clocks Cloaks SN The whole mechanism of a clock, BT Outerwear excluding the dial and case, eg. clock plates and wheels. Cloche hats Clock pendulums BT Hats BT Clock components SN Small tight hats with narrow brims, usually felt, popular in 1920's. Clock radios

Clock accessories BT Clocks

BT Timepiece accessories Radios

NT Clock cases Clock weights Clock keys BT Clock components Clock winders SN Weights used to drive clocks.

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Clock winders NT Table clocks

USE Clock keys Talking clocks Time recording clocks Clockmakers wheel cutting engines Turret clocks Wag-on-the-wall clocks USE Wheel cutting engines Wall clocks

Clockmaking equipment Water clocks SN Instruments for indicating time, having BT Occupation-based equipment either pointers on a numbered dial or a digital display to show the hour. Clocks are not carried on the person; such Clocks timepieces are called watches. BT Timepieces Clocks, Cromwellian NT Alarm clocks USE Lantern clocks Atomic clocks Baby Ben clocks Clockwork toys Battery clocks USE Wind-up toys Beehive clocks Bracket clocks Clog making tools Calendar clocks Carriage clocks BT Tools

Chiming clocks RT Bootmaking tools Clock radios Cuckoo clocks Clogger's tools Dashboard clocks USE Clog making tools Digital clocks

Drop dial clocks Clogs Eight-day clocks BT Footwear Electric clocks Electric impulse clocks NT Sabots Gaslight time clocks Close helmets Lantern clocks BT Military helmets Longcase clocks Mantel clocks SN Close helmet, A modern term for helmets of a particular construction widely used Master clocks from the 16th to the mid 17th century. Mechanical clocks The face guard usually consisted of a visor Musical clocks with eye slits, a hinged chin guard and articulated plates around the neck. Night clocks Pendulum clocks Closed helmets Regulator clocks USE Close helmets Rolling clocks

Shelf clocks Cloth badges Skeleton clocks USE Badges Slave clocks Striking clocks

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Cloth dolls BT Laundry equipment

BT Dolls NT Clothes horses Soft toys SN Dolls with bodies of cloth or cloth stuffed Clothes hoists with various materials such as rags, BT Clothes lines sawdust, or papyrus leaves. SN Devices with square rotating frames Cloth paintings which can be raised or lowered, from which clothes are hung to dry. USE Textile paintings Clothes horses Cloth patches BT Clothes drying racks BT Cloths SN Free standing clothes drying racks with SN Pieces of cloth which are sewn together to four legs. form a patchwork. Clothes lines

Clothes BT Laundry equipment USE Clothing NT Clothes hoists

Clothes baskets RT Clothes pegs SN Ropes or wire devices from which clothes BT Baskets are hung to dry. Laundry equipment SN Containers used for transporting clothes Clothes peg bags to and from the washing area and drying lines. BT Laundry equipment

SN Bags made or intended to hold clothes Clothes beaters pegs. Often hung from a clothes line. BT Clothing accessories Laundry equipment Clothes pegs

RT Clothes brushes BT Laundry equipment

SN Used to remove dust and dirt from NT Dolly pegs clothing by beating. RT Clothes lines Clothes brushes SN Forked pieces of wood or plastic used for hanging clothes on a line. BT Brushes Laundry equipment Clothes pins NT Hat brushes USE Clothes pegs RT Clothes beaters

SN Any of a variety of brushes used to remove Clothes ropes dirt and lint from clothing. USE Clothes lines Clothes dryers

BT Laundry equipment Clothes wringers BT Laundry equipment NT Electric clothes dryers SN Machines which assist in drying clothes. SN Apparatus or machines which wring water out of the washing.

Clothes drying racks Clotheslines

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USE Clothes lines NT Outerwear Outfits Clothing Pants-suits BT Objects Penis sheaths Protective clothing NT Aprons Robes Aviation clothing Saris Babies clothing Sarongs Baby clothing Shirts Baby's clothing Skirts Bathrobes Space clothing Berthas Sports clothing Blouse fronts Stomachers Bodice linings Suits Bodices Tops Caftans Trousers Catsuits Tunics Ceremonial clothing Twin sets Childrens clothing Underwear Clothing ensembles Uniforms Convict clothing Vests Costumes Waistcloths Court dress Waistcoats Culottes Womens clothing Doublets Work clothing Dress accessories RT Dresses Clothing components Evening wear Firefighters clothing Clothing accessories Footwear BT Accessories Personal adornments Fur clothing Head wear NT Ankle ties Headwear Applique patches Hotpants Armbands Infants clothing Badges Jumpsuits Belt accessories Kimonos Belts Leggings Bicycle clips Leotards Boas Loin cloths Braces Maternity clothing Buckles Mens clothing Buttons Motoring clothing Canes Mourning clothing Chaps Nightwear Clothes beaters

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NT Clothing hooks SN The additional parts of an outfit, as shoes, gloves, hat, etc. Coat-hangers Cufflinks Clothing braces Cuffs USE Braces Cummerbunds

Dress clips Clothing components Epaulettes BT Components Footwear accessories Garlands NT Costume components Glove stretchers Footwear components Gloves Sequins Handbags Underwear components Handkerchiefs RT Clothing; Textiles Headwear accessories Hosiery Clothing dummies Inros USE Shop dummies Laces Leg warmers Clothing ensembles Masks BT Clothing Mittens NT Evening ensembles Modesty pieces Motoring ensembles Muffs Wedding ensembles Neckwear RT Outfits Netsuke SN Sets of matching clothing, conceived by Obi-jime one designer Obis Peplums Clothing hooks Pockets BT Clothing accessories Purses Hooks Rank badges NT Boot hooks Sashes Buttonhooks Scarves Corset hooks SN Hooks used to aid in fastening buttons, etc Shawls on clothing. Shirt fronts Sleeve flounces Clothing labels

Sleeves BT Labels Sporrans RT Clothing accessories Stoles SN Fabric labels attached on the inside or the Toggles outside of garments, usually with the logo Trouser presses or name of the designer/manufacturer or Undersleeves size/washing instructions. Uniform accessories Clothing packaging Waistbands BT Packaging Wristbands

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NT Shoe boxes Coach horns

RT Clothing USE Post-horns

Clothing storage containers Coach lamps

BT Containers USE Carriage lamps

NT Armour boxes Collar boxes Coach pots Glove boxes USE Bourdalous Hatboxes Suit bags Coachbuilding routers Suitcases BT Coachbuilding tools SN Where possible, use a specific type of Routers container in preference to this general NT Boxing routers term. SN A variety of routers used to work grooves, rebates and mouldings on the curved Cloths parts of carriage frames. BT Textiles Coachbuilding tools NT Altarcloths BT Tools Camera cloths Cleaning cloths NT Coachbuilding routers

Cloth patches RT Wheelwrighting tools Egyptian mummy cloths Lens cloths Coaches Pudding cloths Saddlecloths Coal boxes Tablecloths BT Boxes Tapa cloths RT Coalscuttles Tea-towels Temple cloths Coal feeders Tray cloths SN Pieces of material, made by any process, USE Factory equipment and used for specific purposes. Coal hoppers Clown dolls USE Factory equipment BT Character dolls

RT Toy clowns Coal mining equipment

BT Mining equipment Club badges

BT Badges Coal picks SN Badges indicating membership or other BT Picks role in a club, society or association.

Clubs Coal samples

BT Percussive weapons BT Mineral samples

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Coal scuttles NT Overcoats

USE Coalscuttles Parkas Raincoats Coal trains Surcoats Tail coats USE Trains

Coats of arms Coalscuttles BT Identity devices BT Fireplace accessories

RT Coal boxes Coaxial cables

SN A bucket in which coal is carried into, and BT Electronic equipment kept in, a room (Macquarie Dictionary) SN Cables composed of an insulated central conductor with tubular stranded Coasters conductors laid over it concentrically and BT Tableware separated by layers of insulation.

SN Small mats placed under glasses or cups to protect tables from their moisture and Cobbler's tools heat. USE Bootmaking tools

Coat dresses Cobbling tools BT Dresses USE Bootmaking tools SN Dresses styled in a similar way to a coat.

Cochlear implants Coat hangers BT Surgical implants USE Coat-hangers

Cockatoo feathers Coat-hangers BT Feathers BT Clothing accessories

Cockatoos Coat studs BT Australian birds BT Studs

Cockspurs Coathangers BT Kiln furniture USE Coat-hangers SN Supports for holding ceramic wares while in the kiln. Usually with three legs and Coats one upwards point. Sometimes called a Stilt. BT Outerwear

NT Beach coats Cocktail cabinets

Beach robes BT Bar equipment Evening coats Cabinets Frock coats SN Cabinets for storing spirits and liqueurs, as well as glasses and other accessories Fur coats used in making cocktails. House coats Lab coats Cocktail dresses

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BT Dresses Coffee Evening wear BT Beverages Cocktail glasses

BT Bar equipment Coffee accessories Drinking glasses BT Domestic equipment

NT Coffee bean roasters Cocktail hats Coffee containers BT Evening wear Coffee cups Hats Coffee grinders Cocktail shakers Coffee mugs Coffee percolators BT Bar equipment Food processing equipment Coffee services Coffee spoons Cocktail sticks Coffeepots

USE Swizzle sticks Coffee and chicory

Cocoa BT Beverages

BT Beverages Coffee bean roasters RT Cocoa containers BT Coffee accessories SN A beverage made of cocoa powder Food processing equipment

Cocoa containers Coffee cans

BT Food storage containers BT Coffee cups

NT Cocoa tins SN Small straight-sided cylindrical cups, shaped like mugs, and popular in the 18th RT Cocoa century for serving coffee. They are approximately 2.5 inches in both height Cocoa tins and width.

BT Cocoa containers Coffee containers

BT Coffee accessories Coconuts Food storage containers

BT Nut fruits NT Coffee tins

RT Coffee Cocoons BT Animal products Coffee cups

BT Coffee accessories Coding devices Drinking cups

BT Equipment NT Coffee cans

RT Coffee mugs Codpieces

BT Protective clothing Coffee grinders BT Coffee accessories RT Cricket boxes Food processing equipment

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BT Kitchen equipment SN Use for commercial packaging. For generic kitchenware use Canisters. Coffee machines Coffeepots BT Food processing equipment Machines BT Coffee accessories Pots RT Coffee accessories

SN Machines used (usually in cafes) to make Coffin accessories espresso coffee. BT Funeral equipment Coffee mills

USE Coffee grinders Coffin planes USE Smoothing planes Coffee mugs

BT Coffee accessories Coffins Mugs BT Funeral equipment RT Coffee cups Cog rattles

Coffee percolators BT Rattles BT Coffee accessories Cogwheels

Coffee pots USE Gear wheels USE Coffeepots Coherers

Coffee roasters BT Electronic equipment USE Coffee bean roasters RT Radios

SN Obsolete devices for detecting radio Coffee services waves, usually consisting of a tube filled BT Coffee accessories with a conducting substance in granular Tableware form, whose electrical resistance decreases when radio waves pass through SN A set of implements for serving coffee, it. including a coffee-pot, sugar-bowl, cream-jug or milk-jug, and often a large tray, but not articles of cutlery or Coils flatware. BT Electrical equipment Electronic equipment Coffee spoons SN Electrical conductors such as copper BT Coffee accessories wires, wound into a spiral or similar form. Spoons SN Very small spoons, about 10cm long, used Coin albums for stirring coffee in a small coffee cup. BT Albums Money accessories Coffee tables BT Tables Coin bags

BT Bags Coffee tins Money accessories

BT Coffee containers Food storage cans

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Coin cabinets NT Centavo coins

BT Cabinets Centesimo coins Money accessories Centime coins Centimo coins Coin moulds Cents BT Minting equipment Coin proof sets Moulds Coin specimen sets Commemorative coins Coin presses Counterfeit coins BT Minting equipment Daler coins Presses Darics

Coin proof sets Decimo coins Denier coins BT Coins Dinars SN Sets of coins which have been minted but Dirham coins not placed in circulation. Dobra coins Coin sorting machines Doit coins

BT Machines Dollar coins Money accessories Double coins Sorting equipment Drachma coins Ducatoon coins Coin specimen sets Dumps BT Coins Escudo coins Falus coins Coining Presses Fil coins USE Coin presses Filler coins Florins Coins Follis coins BT Money Forint coins Franc coins NT Ancient Greek coins Grano coins Ancient Indian coins Groat coins Ancient Roman coins Groschen coins Angel coins Grosz coins Anna coins Guilders Att coins Headdress coins Baht coins Heller coins Baiocco coins Holey dollars Batz coins Kapang coins Bullet money Kopek coins Bullion pieces Kopeks Byzantine coins Kreuzer coins Candareen coins Krone coins Cash coins Lepton coins Cent coins

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NT Liard coins NT Spade money Lion coins Star pagoda coins Lira coins Stuber coins Mace coins Stuiver coins Maravedi coins Testoon coins Mark coins Thaler coins Markka coins Tornese coins Mil coins Tournois coins Millieme coins Turner coins Misstruck coins Unicorn coins Mohur coins Unite coins Mon coins Yen coins New pence coins Zloty coins

Noble coins RT Toy coins Ore coins Para coins Colanders

Pattern coins BT Kitchenware Pengo coins SN Strainers for draining off liquids, Penni coins particularly in cookery. Penny coins Cold chisels Peso coins Pfennig coins BT Chisels Metalworking tools Piastre coins NT Coopering chisels Pice coins SN Steel bars, usually of octagonal section, Pie coins with one end tapered and ground on both Pound coins sides to a chisel edge. Used by a variety of Proclamation coins trades for cutting metal. Qirsh coins Cold packs Rappen coins BT Health and medical equipment Real coins Reis coins RT Sports equipment Riksdaler coins SN Icebags or plastic packs filled with chemicals which can be chilled and Rouble coins applied to the body to reduce swelling and Rupee coins relieve pain. Rupiah coins Ryal coins Collages Schilling coins BT Artworks Sen coins Shekel coins Collar boxes

Shilling coins BT Boxes Skilling coins Clothing storage containers Sol coins Soldo coins Collars Sou coins BT Neckwear

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NT Detachable collars BT Transfers

Dog collars RT Tintypes Fur collars Wing collars Collodion wet plate negatives

USE Wet collodion negatives Collecting cards

BT Cards Collotype prints

NT Cigarette cards USE Collotypes SN Use for cards issued singly or in sets since the 19th century, primarily to be collected, bearing a wide variety of types of images, Collotypes such as sports figures, movie stars, or BT Photolithographs flowers. (Art and Architecture Thesaurus, 2002). SN Photomechanical prints produced by the collotype process, a type of Collection boxes photolithography where a printing plate is prepared using a bichromate process. BT Boxes Unhardened gelatine areas hold water and thus resist greasy ink ; hardened areas accept ink and hold it in the Collection plates characteristic worm-like pattern of cracks. BT Religious objects Colmar machines SN Plates used in churches to take up a collection of money. USE Arithmometers

Collector cards Colognes USE Collecting cards BT Perfumes Shaving toiletries Collectors cards

USE Collecting cards Colorimeters BT Meters Colliery engines

USE Mining engines Colour charts

BT Charts Collodion dry plate negatives Painting equipment

USE Dry collodion negatives NT Paint colour charts RT Colour comparators Collodion glass positives

USE Ambrotypes Colour comparators BT Painting equipment

Collodion negatives RT Colour charts USE Wet collodion negatives Colour compensating filters

Collodion positives USE Colour filters USE Ambrotypes Colour conversion filters

Collodion transfers USE Colour filters

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Colour filters SN Combination weapons consisting of a small arm combined with either a BT Camera filters different weapon or with some tool or article of everyday use, such as a walking SN Any of various filters used to alter the stick. response of film to one or more wavelengths of light. Combination photoprints

Colour screen process USE Composite photographs transparencies USE Screen process transparencies Combination plane irons

BT Plane irons Colour transparencies SN Plane irons for combination planes. BT Photographic transparencies

SN Photographic transparencies whose Combination planes images are composed of more than one hue, plus the neutral tones. Use BT Combination tools `Black-and-white transparencies' for Planes photographic transparencies having a SN Planes with a movable fence and range of tones within one hue. interchangeable blades used for a variety of grooving and moulding purposes. Coloured pencils

BT Pencils Combination pliers BT Combination tools Pliers Column components SN Any of various styles of pliers that can be BT Columns used for cutting, swaging or hammering, as well as for gripping. SN Parts of architectural columns, such bases, shafts or capitals. Combination prints

Columns USE Composite photographs

BT Architectural elements Combination tools NT Column components BT Tools

Comb cases NT Combination planes BT Hair care equipment Combination pliers Tool pads

Combination backs RT Awls

USE Combination camera backs SN Use for collections of tools that have more than one function. Use a more specific term where possible. Combination camera backs BT Camera backs Combination weapons

SN Camera backs allowing the use of roll film BT Weapons or sheet film in a camera. NT Combination guns Combination guns Swordsticks SN Weapons which are combinations of two or BT Combination weapons more different kinds of weapon. May also be used for weapons that are hidden in or appear to be innocent articles of everyday use.

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Combinations Commemorative cups

BT Underwear BT Commemorative objects Cups RT Union suits Commemorative envelopes Combined receiving licences BT Philatelic envelopes USE Television receiving licences

Commemorative glassware Combined weapons BT Commemorative objects USE Combination weapons

Commemorative jugs Combs BT Commemorative objects BT Hair care equipment Jugs

RT Dolls combs Commemorative medallions

Combustion turbines BT Commemorative objects Medallions USE Gas turbine engines Commemorative medals Comic books BT Commemorative objects BT Books Medals

Comic character dolls Commemorative mugs

USE Character dolls BT Commemorative objects Mugs

Commemorative badges NT Coronation mugs RT Commemorative cups BT Badges Commemorative objects Commemorative objects

Commemorative banners BT Objects BT Banners NT Commemorative badges Commemorative objects Commemorative banners Commemorative books Commemorative books Commemorative cards BT Books Commemorative objects Commemorative coins Commemorative cups Commemorative cards Commemorative glassware

BT Cards Commemorative jugs Commemorative objects Commemorative medallions Commemorative medals Commemorative coins Commemorative mugs BT Coins Commemorative plates Commemorative objects Commemorative teapots Commemorative teaspoons

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NT Commemorative ware Commode chairs

Commemoratives BT Chairs Presentation pieces Sanitary equipment SN A general term used to indicate a range of SN Chairs fitted with a commode pan items produced to commemorate a special (chamber pot). event. Use a narrower term instead if possible e.g. Commemorative mugs Commode pans

Commemorative photographs BT Sanitary equipment

BT Photographs Commodes

Commemorative plates BT Storage and display furniture

BT Commemorative objects RT Washstands

Plates SN Pieces of furniture containing drawers or shelves OR stands or cupboards Commemorative teapots containing a chamber-pot or washbasin.

BT Commemorative objects Communication satellites Teapots BT Satellites Commemorative teaspoons Telecommunications equipment SN Artificial earth satellites used for relaying BT Commemorative objects radio and television signals around the Teaspoons curved surface of the earth. SN Teaspoons that commemorate an event. Communications equipment

Commemorative trowels BT Equipment USE Presentation trowels NT Aerials Antennas Commemorative ware Audio and visual equipment Radar equipment Commemoratives Telecommunications equipment Transmitters Commercial artwork

USE Commercial artworks Communion cups

USE Chalices Commercial artworks

BT Artworks Communion sets

BT Religious objects

Commercial buildings SN A set of articles used for the Eucharist, BT Buildings including a chalice (or communion cup), paten and flagon. NT Office buildings Shops Community posters BT Posters Commercial establishments USE Commercial buildings Commutators

BT Electrical equipment

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SN Devices for reversing the direction of an NT Balance pans electric current, especially in dynamos or Battery components motors. Beams Compact disc players Book components

BT Audio equipment Camera components Clothing components Compact discs Computer components

BT Machine-readable records Container components Optical discs Doll components

NT Audio compact discs Engine components CD-ROMs Figure components Furniture components Compacts Handles USE Face powders Lamp components Machinery components Compass dividers Musical instrument components

USE Bow compasses Nozzles Radio components Compass planes Sewing machine components

BT Planes Telephone components Timepiece components RT Smoothing planes Tool components SN Planes having a curved baseplate, either Vehicle components concave or convex, used for smoothing curved woodwork. Weapon components

Compass saws Comports

BT Hand saws BT Dinnerware Fruit bowls NT Keyhole saws SN Bowl, usually on a stemmed foot, often SN Hand saws with a narrow blade tapered with a cover, for serving stewed fruit. almost to a point, used to cut small intricate shapes or circles of small radii, Composing machines particularly where it would be difficult to work bow saws. BT Printing machines

Compass smoothing planes Composite photographs USE Compass planes BT Manipulated photographs

SN Photographic prints in which two or more Compasses negatives are printed as one unified BT Navigational equipment image. For combinations of images, such as photographs with architectural NT Directional compasses drawings, use `Photomontages'. Use `Collages' when pieces of photographs or Drafting compasses other relatively flat materials are pasted Surveying compasses together into less unified images.

Components Composites

BT Objects USE Composite photographs

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Compotes Computer chips

USE Comports BT Computer components

RT Computer memory devices Compotiers

USE Comports Computer circuits

BT Computer components Compound engines

BT Steam engines Computer components

NT Cross compound engines BT Components Double expansion engines Computer hardware Tandem compound engines NT Computer cables Triple expansion engines Computer chips SN Multicylinder displacement engines, using Computer circuits steam, air or hot gas, where expansion Computer power supplies proceeds sequentially to drive the piston up and down. Paper tape units

Compression-ignition engines Computer desks

USE Diesel engines BT Computer accessories Office desks Compressors Computer disk drives BT Machines BT Computer hardware NT Air compressors

Ammonia compressors Computer game software

Comptometers BT Applications software Games BT Mechanical calculators RT Computer game units SN High-speed adding and calculating machines. Computer game units

Computer accessories BT Games BT Accessories Microcomputers SN Computers which exclusively run games NT Computer desks software. Computer mouses Machine-readable records Computer games Mouse mats BT Games

Styluses (computer accessory) RT Computer game units Typing keyboards SN Games designed for playing on a RT Computers computer. (For standalone or dedicated game units, use "Computer game units".) Computer cables Computer hardware BT Cables BT Information processing equipment Computer components NT Computer components

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NT Computer disk drives BT Computer accessories Computer memory devices Computer printers Computer musical instruments Computer terminals BT Musical instruments Office information systems NT Digital pianos Visual display units Music synthesizers RT Computers SN Electronic instruments which utilise SN The general term for the physical parts of computer technology to generate or the computer, including the central process electronic signals in order to processing unit, memory, bus, and clock, produce music as well as peripherals such as printers, disk and tape drives, keyboards, and Computer peripheral equipment visual display units. USE Computer hardware

Computer kits Computer power supplies BT Information processing equipment BT Computer components RT Computers

SN Kits for making up a computer. Computer printers

BT Computer hardware Computer languages Printing machines BT Computing Computer programmes RT Computer programming USE Computer software SN Software used by programmers to write computer programs. This term may be subdivided into named languages as Computer punch cards required. BT Computer memory devices

Computer memory devices SN Used for early (mid 20th century) computing. BT Computer hardware

NT CD-ROMs Computer punch tape

Computer punch cards BT Computer memory devices Computer punch tape Floppy disks Computer screens Magnetic computer tape USE Visual display units Magnetic drums

Optical discs Computer software RT Computer chips BT Information processing equipment

Computer memory drums NT Applications software Operating systems USE Magnetic drums SN The programs and other information used by the computer. Computer monitors

USE Visual display units Computer storage devices USE Computer memory devices Computer mouses

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Computer terminals SN A book for people to write messages of condolence in, usually used at funerals. BT Computer hardware

SN Use only for dumb terminals. For display Condolence letters terminals, use Visual display units. BT Letters

Computers RT Condolence books; Sympathy cards

BT Information processing equipment SN letters written offering sympathy and condolences. NT Analog computers Digital computers Condom boxes SN Devices that perform mathematical and BT Personal effects logical computations electronically according to a series of stored instructions called a program. Condoms

BT Male contraceptives Concertinas SN Thin coverings, usually rubber, worn over BT Accordions the penis during sexual intercourse to prevent conception or sexually Concrete pipes transmitted diseases

USE Pipes Conductors batons

BT Music accessories Condensing engines

BT Steam engines Conduits SN Steam engines in which the steam BT Electrical equipment exhausts from the cylinder to a vacuum space (the condenser), where the pressure is maintained as much below that of the Confectionery atmosphere as possible. BT Foodstuffs

Condiment dishes NT Lozenges Dishes BT RT Confectionery jars

Condiment sets Confectionery jars

BT Tableware BT Food storage containers Jars RT Cruet sets Retailing equipment SN Sets of vessels of different types, for serving condiments. For sets of identical RT Confectionery or nearly identical stoppered or lidded condiment vessels on a stand or small Confectionery moulds tray, use 'Cruet sets'. BT Food moulds Condiments

BT Foodstuffs Confectionery packaging

BT Food packaging Condolence books

BT Books Confirmation dresses

BT Ceremonial clothing RT Condolence letters; Sympathy cards

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BT Dresses Contact photoprints

USE Contact prints Confirmation veils

BT Veils Contact printers

BT Printing machines Conkers SN Devices used for making contact prints in BT Games photography, having a frame for holding SN Games using horse chestnuts: one child printing paper and negatives together and swings a conker, which has been threaded a light source for making an exposure. on a string, in an attempt to break his opponent's conker. Contact printing frames

BT Photographic processing equipment Console tables

BT Tables NT Stereo printing frames

SN Tables with bracket-like legs, designed to RT Contact printers fit against a wall. SN The frames used in contact printers, usually hinged frames which hold Construction equipment negatives flat on the paper while the contact print is being made. BT Occupation-based equipment

NT Cranes Contact prints Hods BT Photographic prints Hydraulic shovels RT Contact printers Power shovels SN Prints made by interfacing a negative and Steamrollers a sheet of photographic paper and exposing the paper with raw light. Construction toys

BT Toys Container components BT Components NT Meccano sets Toy bricks NT Barrel hoops

RT Mechanical toys Lids

SN Toys which can be joined together to Stoppers construct objects such as buildings, Vessel covers vehicles etc. which may or may not work Vessel liners mechanically. Vessel stands Construction vehicles SN Parts of containers, such as lids, stoppers, handles etc BT Vehicles Containers NT Cement mixers BT Objects Front-end loaders

RT Toy construction vehicles NT Aerosol cans Aerosol containers Contact lenses Aerosol packs

BT Eyewear Animal transport containers Optical lenses Atomisers Bags

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NT Barrels NT Reliquaries Basins Situlae Baskets Storage boxes Bicycle luggage carriers Storage tanks Bottles String containers Bowls Tins Boxes Tobacco containers Buckets Tool containers Cages Toy storage containers Cans Urns Cartons Vases Cases Vats Caskets Water containers Casks Wineskins Chemical containers Cigarette packets Contra basses Clothing storage containers USE Double basses Cosmetics containers Crates Contraceptive creams Crucibles BT Spermicides Cups Drinking vessels Contraceptive diaphragms

Ewer and basin sets BT Female contraceptives Flasks SN A contraceptive membrane worn in the Food storage containers vagina covering the cervix Gas bottles Contraceptive implants Gas cylinders Gas tanks BT Contraceptives Holdalls SN Designed to be implanted in the body, usually in the upper arm. They are Jars impregnated with synthetic hormone Jugs (such as levonorgestrel). The hormone is Kegs then released gradually, over a period of time, thus removing the necessity to use Kerosene containers contraceptive measures daily. Match containers Medication containers Contraceptive intra-uterine devices

Opium containers USE Intra-uterine devices Paint containers Pans Contraceptive packaging

Pesticide containers BT Packaging Photographic equipment containers

Planters Contraceptive pessaries Portfolios USE Contraceptive suppositories Pots Presentation containers

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Contraceptive pills BT Photographic lenses

USE Oral contraceptives SN Camera lenses that consist of several elements which can be used in various combinations to provide different focal Contraceptive suppositories lengths (AAT).

BT Spermicides Convict bricks Vaginal suppositories BT Bricks Contraceptives Convict relics

BT Birth control equipment Convict clothing NT Contraceptive implants BT Clothing Female contraceptives Convict relics

Male contraceptives NT Convict shirts RT Sex aids Convict love tokens

Contracts BT Convict relics BT Legal documents Tokens SN Coins reused by engraving with verse and/or decoration/dedication by a Control boards transportee to Australia to be left as a keepsake with a loved one - either BT Control equipment romantic or family.

Control equipment Convict relics

BT Equipment BT Objects

NT Circuit breakers NT Convict bricks Control boards Convict clothing Control units Convict love tokens Remote control transmitters Switches Convict shirts BT Convict clothing Control units Shirts

BT Control equipment Cook books

Conversion tables USE Cookbooks

BT Calculation tables Cookbooks SN Tables of data used to show conversion values between different types of units, BT Books such as measurement units or currency units. Cookery books Converted percussion pistols USE Cookbooks

BT Percussion pistols Cooking boilers SN Pistols which have been converted from flintlock to percussion firing mechanism. BT Cooking pots

Convertible lenses NT Cauldrons

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NT Double boilers Cooking stoves

Fish kettles BT Cooking equipment Food preserving boilers NT Electric cooking stoves Pudding boilers Fuel cooking stoves Rice boilers SN Kitchen boilers used for cooking specific Gas cooking stoves types of food like asparagus, fish, ham, Kerosene cooking stoves etc. SN Use this term for kitchen appliances with a cooktop. For kitchen appliances without Cooking booklets a cooktop, use Domestic ovens.

BT Booklets Cooking timers

BT Kitchenware Cooking equipment Timers BT Kitchen equipment NT Eggtimers

NT Barbecues Chestnut roasters Cooking utensils Cooking pots USE Kitchenware Cooking stoves Deep-fryers Coolamons Domestic ovens BT Bowls

Egg cookers SN Basin-shaped wooden dishes made and Frying baskets used by Aborigines. Frying pans Coolers Hibachi BT Objects Jaffle irons Toasters NT Butter coolers Waffle irons Eskies Freezers Cooking pots Refrigerators BT Cooking equipment Wine cask coolers Pots Wine-coolers NT Billy cans Wineglass coolers Camp ovens Cooking boilers Cooling equipment

Cooking steamers BT Environment control equipment Pressure cookers NT Airconditioners Saucepans Fans RT Baking tins Coopering adzes

Cooking steamers BT Adzes BT Cooking pots Coopering tools SN Short handled tools whose handles are NT Fish steamers wedged into the head to lean sharply SN Kitchen utensils used for steaming fish, towards the blade. vegetables, rice, etc.

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Coopering axes Coopering planes

BT Axes BT Coopering tools Coopering tools Planes

SN Axes used for shaping the staves and NT Chivs heads of barrels. They have thin, flat Crozes T-shaped blades ground on one side only and a handle that is offset to prevent Sun planes grazing of knuckles. SN Various planes used in coopering. Use a more specific term where possible. Coopering chisels Coopering punches BT Cold chisels Coopering tools BT Coopering tools SN All-steel cold chisels for cutting iron Punches hoops. SN Used for punching holes in hoops to take the rivets, for ornamental work, to force Coopering compasses the flat ends of the hoop together or to dome the tail of the rivet. BT Coopering tools Drafting compasses Coopering saws RT Wing compasses BT Coopering tools SN Compasses used by coopers, especially for Frame saws finding the correct radius for cask heads. RT Crozes They include iron wing compasses with legs 7 to 8 inches long; wooden compasses SN Saws used by coopers for sawing the with tapered legs up to 18 inches long, jointed pieces of the cask heads into a fitted with iron points; and wooden circular shape and for cutting croze compasses in the form of a bow with the grooves in single staves when doing repair legs connected by a wooden cross-piece work. with screws at the ends. Coopering shaves Coopering drawing knives BT Coopering tools BT Coopering tools Shaves Drawing knives NT Coopering spokeshaves NT Hollowing drawing knives Downright shaves Jigger knives Inside shaves Round shaves RT Coopering drawing knives RT Coopering shaves SN Several different cutting and scraping SN Drawing knives used by coopers for taking tools used for the final smoothing and of unwanted timber from the back and cleaning down of the inside and outside of inside of staves and for paring the bevel the casks and the heads. surrounding the heads. Coopering spokeshaves Coopering hammers BT Coopering shaves BT Coopering tools Spokeshaves Hammers SN Spokeshaves of heavy make with strong NT Hammer drivers cutting irons. They are used for finishing pails and similar coopered vessels. SN Hammers used by coopers, including heavy short-handled hand hammers for beating truss-hoops on and off, striking Coopering tools hoop drivers and riveting and flaring BT Woodworking tools hoops and two-handed type hammers for finishing off casks and serving as anvils. NT Caulking irons

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NT Caulking mallets USE Hoop drivers Chincing irons Coopering adzes Cooper's frame saws Coopering axes USE Coopering saws Coopering chisels Coopering compasses Cooper's gauges

Coopering drawing knives USE Stave gauges Coopering hammers Coopering planes Cooper's hammer drivers

Coopering punches USE Hammer drivers Coopering saws Coopering shaves Cooper's head saws Coopering vices USE Coopering saws Flagging irons

Hoop drivers Cooper's hollowing drawing knives Stave gauges USE Hollowing drawing knives Coopering vices Cooper's inside shaves BT Coopering tools USE Inside shaves SN Not a vice in the ordinary sense of the word, these are tools made like coarse gimlets with a key-like handle. The tool is Cooper's jigger drawing knives twisted into the head of casks in order to lift the head up into place. USE Jigger knives

Cooper's burton drivers Cooper's knives

USE Burton drivers USE Coopering drawing knives

Cooper's chiv planes Cooper's levellers

USE Chivs USE Sun planes

Cooper's chives Cooper's riddle saws

USE Chivs USE Coopering saws

Cooper's chivs Cooper's round shave drawing USE Chivs knives USE Round shaves

Cooper's croze planes Cooper's round shaves USE Crozes USE Round shaves

Cooper's downright shaves Coping saws USE Downright shaves BT Bow saws

Cooper's drivers

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SN Small bow saws with a narrow blade BT Liqueur glasses mounted in a U-shaped frame with a SN Small drinking glasses (about 1 to 1.5 oz. handle, used to cut curves in wood. capacity) for cordials, liqueurs, and eaux-de-vie, used from the 17th to 19th Copings centuries. They were usually shaped like BT Architectural elements small wine glasses.

SN Protective caps, tops, or covers of walls, Corers parapets, or other structures, often of stone, terracotta, or metal. (Art and BT Kitchenware Architecture Thesaurus, Getty Institute, 2005) NT Apple corers RT Slicers Copper points

BT Metal points Cork extractors

BT Bottle openers Copper sticks NT Corkscrews BT Laundry equipment

SN Sticks or tongs used to push clothes under Cork pictures water, manipulate the wash, and remove hot clothes from laundry coppers. BT Pictures

Copper tongs Cork removers

USE Copper sticks USE Cork extractors

Copying devices Corkscrews

BT Objects BT Cork extractors

NT Camera lucida Copying machines Corn crushers

BT Agricultural equipment Copying machines

BT Copying devices Corn dollies Machines BT Festive objects NT Gestetners Ornaments Mimeographs SN Ornaments made by wheat-weaving, Photocopiers usually associated with harvest folklore.

Coral Corneal lenses

BT Animal parts USE Intra ocular lenses Animals Cornelians Corbels USE Carnelians BT Brackets SN Architectural brackets. Supporting Corner cabinets projections of stone, wood, terracotta, etc, on the face of a wall. Also supports for BT Cabinets mantelpieces. SN Furniture cabinets designed to fit into a corner. Cordial glasses

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Corner chairs Coronation robes

BT Chairs BT Ceremonial clothing Robes Corner cupboards Coronets BT Cupboards USE Tiaras SN Cupboards designed to fit into a corner.

Correspondence Corner drills BT Documents USE Breast drills NT Faxes Corner shops Letter books

BT Shops Letters Memorandums

Cornets Pigeongrams Telegrams BT Trumpets

SN Wind instrument of the trumpet class, Corsages with valves and pistons. BT Personal adornments

Cornices SN Small bouquets worn at the waist, on the shoulder etc. BT Architectural elements Mouldings Corselets SN Horizontal mouldings or bands used between a wall and a ceiling, crowning a BT Underwear wall, or for concealing hooks or rods from which curtains are hung, or for supporting RT Corsets picture hooks. SN Shaped, close-fitting supporting undergarments with very few or no bones, Cornish engines worn by women, enclosing the trunk and extending for a distance above and below BT Non-condensing engines the waistline. Pumping engines SN Non-condensing early steam engines used Corset covers for pumping water from mines. BT Underbodices Cornucopia RT Corsets USE Cornucopias SN Low-necked, sleeveless underbodices to cover the corset to the waist. Cornucopias Corset hooks BT Centrepieces BT Clothing hooks SN Horn-shaped or conical receptacles or ornaments. Corset laces Coronation mugs BT Laces BT Commemorative mugs Underwear components

SN Commemorative mugs celebrating a RT Corsets coronation.

Corsets

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BT Underwear NT Alabastrons

NT Guepieres Alabastrum SN Shaped, close-fitting inner garments Balsamaria stiffened with whalebone or the like and Cosmetics jars capable of being tightened by lading, enclosing the trunk and extending for a Face powder containers distance above and below the waistline, Flacons worn (chiefly by women) to change the Lipstick cases appearance of the shape of the body. Unguentaria Cosmetics RT Cosmetics

BT Toiletries Cosmetics jars NT Artificial eyelashes BT Cosmetics containers Depilatories Jars Face powders NT Cassolettes False eyelashes Incense jars Lipsticks Oil jars Mascara Pomade jars Rouge Potpourri jars SN Preparations for beautifying the complexion and skin. Toothpowder jars SN Jars used for storing cosmetics and Cosmetics bags associated toiletries and perfumery.

BT Cases Cosmetics packaging Personal effects BT Packaging

Cosmetics brushes RT Toiletries packaging BT Brushes

NT Powder puffs Cosmic ray detectors BT Astronomical equipment RT Face powders

SN Soft brushes used for applying cosmetics. Cossack uniforms Cosmetics cabinets BT Uniforms

BT Cabinets Costrels RT Cosmetics USE Pilgrim flasks SN Cabinets holding cosmetics in compartments or shallow drawers. Costume accessories

Cosmetics cases USE Clothing accessories BT Cases Personal effects Costume components RT Toiletry bags BT Clothing components

Cosmetics containers Costume dolls BT Containers BT Dolls NT Alabastra

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RT National costumes BT Toiletries SN Small balls of cotton wool SN Dolls outfitted in traditional national or ethnic dress Cotton wool rolls

Costumes BT Cotton wool BT Clothing RT Cotton wool balls

NT Academic dress SN Cotton wool that is packaged as a rolled Academicals sheet. Fancy dress costumes Couches National costumes BT Seating furniture Performance costumes

SN Clothing belonging to another period, NT Divans place etc used for special occasions and not normally considered streetwear, eg stage clothing, national dress, etc. Cough mixtures BT Patent medicines Cot covers

BT Bedcovers Counter signs

BT Shop display equipment Cots Signs BT Beds SN Small signs designed to sit on a Nursery furniture countertop, as in a shop or office. SN Childrens beds with enclosed sides. Counterfeit coins

Cotton gins BT Coins

BT Agricultural machines Counterpanes SN Machines that separates cottonseed from the fibres. USE Bedspreads

Cotton reels Country and western guitars BT Thread holders USE Steel string guitars

Cotton wipes Coupes USE Toiletries BT Dessert dishes

SN Stemmed glasses with a shallow bowl, Cotton wool used for serving chilled desserts consisting BT Health and medical equipment of fruit and ice-cream.

NT Cotton wool balls Couplings

Cotton wool rolls BT Machinery components SN Raw cotton for surgical dressings and toilet purposes which has had its natural NT Crankshaft couplings wax chemically removed (Macquarie SN Mechanical devices for uniting or Dictionary 3rd Ed.). connecting parts or things.

Cotton wool balls Court dress

BT Cotton wool BT Clothing

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SN Formal costume worn on state and NT Custard cups cermonial occasions in 17th and 18th centuries; for men it includes silk knee breeches and stockings. Covered dishes BT Serving dishes Court fans BT Hand fans Covered jars

BT Jars Court plaster SN Jars made with covers or lids BT Medical textiles

SN Cotton or other fabric coated on one side Covered jugs with an adhesive preparation, as of BT Jugs isinglass and glycerine, used for covering slight cuts etc on the skin. SN Jugs with unhinged covers

Court shoes Covered urns BT Shoes BT Urns SN Women's shoes with no adjustable SN Urns made with covers or lids fastening, but can have a decorative strap, bar, elastic gusset or trim. Courts are not normally flat-heeled. Covered vases

BT Vases Court uniforms SN Vases made with covers or lids BT Uniforms

Coverlets Coveralls BT Bedspreads USE Overalls

Covers Coverdishes BT Objects USE Covered dishes NT Album covers

Covered bowls Bedcovers Book covers BT Bowls Boot covers NT Ecuelles Chair covers RT Tureens Cushion covers Dish covers Covered boxes Display domes BT Boxes Food covers Musical instrument covers RT Covered jars Record covers SN Small containers with covers, usually metal or ceramic. Use only for decorative Seat covers objects, not packaging. Sewing machine covers Tarpaulins Covered cups Toilet seat covers BT Cups Typewriter covers

NT Chocolate cups Vessel covers

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NT Video cassette covers BT Health and medical equipment SN Use only for objects used to cover things. Meters For philatelic covers, use envelopes. Cranks Cow creamers BT Tool components BT Cream jugs Milk jugs RT Crankshafts SN Cream jugs or milk jugs in the form of a SN Devices for communicating motion or for cow, with an opening in the back for changing rotary motion into reciprocating filling, a spout in the form of the mouth, motion or vice versa. In their simplest and a curved tail as a handle. form they consist of an arm projecting at right angles from the axis or shaft which Cow horns receives or imparts the motion.

BT Animal horns Crankshaft couplings

BT Couplings Cowbells RT Crankshafts BT Animal bells

RT Musical bells Crankshafts SN Bells hung round a cow's neck. Use BT Machinery components Musical bells for those used in musical performance. SN Shafts driving or driven by a crank, especially the main shaft of an engine Cowboy boots which carries the cranks to which the connecting rods are attached. BT Boots Crates

Cows BT Containers BT Cattle NT Bottle crates SN Box or framework, usually of wooden Crabs slats,for packing and transporting fruit, furniture, etc (Macquarie Dictionary) BT Crustaceans Cravats

Cradles BT Neckwear BT Nursery furniture

SN Small beds or cots for an infant, usually Crayfish built on rockers. BT Crustaceans Crampons

BT Footwear accessories Crayfishes Sports equipment USE Crayfish SN Spiked plates that are attached to boots to ensure grip when walking or climbing on Crayon drawings snow and ice. USE Pastel drawings Cranes BT Construction equipment Crayon engravings

BT Engravings Craniometers

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SN Prints produced by an 18th century BT Financial records technique used in conjunction with stipple engraving for the reproduction of crayon drawings. Creese USE Kris Crayons

BT Drawing instruments Crematorium equipment

NT Pastels BT Funeral equipment

NT Funerary urns Cream

BT Foodstuffs Cribbage boards

BT Games Cream churns RT Game boards BT Churns SN Board with holes in it, used to mark Dairy equipment scores with pegs in a game of cribbage. RT Butter churns Cricket balls

Cream containers BT Cricket equipment BT Food storage containers Sports balls

NT Cream jugs Cricket bats RT Cream BT Cricket equipment

Cream jugs Cricket boots BT Cream containers BT Boots Jugs Cricket equipment NT Cow creamers Sports footwear SN Vessels in various forms for holding cream, generally having a handle and Cricket boxes spout or lip, and sometimes a lid. Commonly associated with coffee services. BT Cricket equipment Protective clothing Cream separators Sports clothing

BT Dairy equipment RT Athletic supports

SN Guards worn by men when playing cricket Creamers to protect genital area.

USE Cream jugs Cricket cages

BT Cages Credenzas

BT Sideboards Cricket equipment SN Small sideboards, often without legs. BT Sports equipment

Credit cards NT Cricket balls Cricket bats BT Financial transaction cards Cricket boots Cricket boxes Credit notes

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NT Cricket scoresheets BT Textileworking patterns Cricket uniforms Crochet threads Cricket scoresheets BT Crochet equipment Threads BT Cricket equipment Scoresheets Crockery Cricket uniforms USE Dinnerware

BT Cricket equipment Sports clothing Crocodiles

BT Reptiles Cricketers belts

BT Belts Cromwellian clocks Sports clothing USE Lantern clocks Crickets Crosiers BT Insects BT Religious objects

Crimping irons SN The pastoral staff of a bishop or an abbot, hooked at one end like a shepherd's crook. USE Goffering irons Cross compound engines

Crinolines BT Compound engines BT Underwear SN Compound engines where the steam moves between the cylinders in a Cris crisscross fashion.

USE Kris Crossbow winders

BT Weapon accessories Crochet borders RT Crossbows

Crochet equipment Crossbows BT Textileworking equipment BT Archery bows NT Crochet hairpins RT Crossbow winders Crochet hooks Crochet patterns SN Weapons for shooting missiles, consisting of a bow fixed transversely on a stock Crochet threads having a groove or barrel to direct the missile. Crochet hairpins

BT Crochet equipment Crowbars BT Tools Crochet hooks

BT Crochet equipment Crowes USE Crozes Crochet patterns

BT Crochet equipment Crowns

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BT Shilling coins BT Religious objects

SN Five shilling coins NT Pectoral crosses

RT Ceremonial jewellery Crowns (headwear)

BT Ceremonial clothing Crude oil engines Headwear BT Internal-combustion engines

Croze-iron boards SN Internal-combustion engines using a mixture of air and crude oil vapour as fuel. USE Crozes Cruet bottles

Croze irons USE Cruets BT Plane irons

RT Crozes Cruet sets

SN The cutting iron blade of crozes. BT Tableware

RT Condiment sets; Cruets Crozes SN Sets of identical or nearly identical BT Coopering planes stoppered or lidded condiment vessels on a stand or small tray. For sets of vessels of SN Planes used to cut a groove round the different types for serving condiments, use inside of the staves, near each end, to take 'Condiment sets'. the heads off the cask. Cruets Croziers BT Bottles USE Crosiers Tableware

NT Double cruets Crucible covers RT Cruet sets BT Refractory equipment SN Individual containers from a cruet set. Usually small jug-shaped receptacles, Crucible stands with lips, handles, and stoppers or lids, used for serving condiments at the table. BT Refractory equipment

Cruise ships Crucible tongs USE Passenger ships BT Refractory equipment Tongs Crustaceans RT Crucibles BT Invertebrates

Crucibles NT Crabs Crayfish BT Containers Glassmaking equipment Prawns Metalworking equipment Refractory equipment Crutches

NT Scorifiers BT Walking aids SN Vessels used to heat substances to high temperatures. Crystal balls

Crucifixes BT Balls

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Crystal detectors USE Costume dolls

BT Electronic equipment Radio equipment Cummerbunds

RT Crystal receiving sets BT Clothing accessories

SN Devices used in early radio receiving RT Waistbands apparatus for rectifying the alternating currents, consisting essentially of a crystal, as of galena or carborundum, Cuneiform tablets permitting a current to pass freely in one BT Documents direction only. SN Form of ancient Sumerian writing on clay Crystal receiving sets tablets

BT Radios Cup handles

RT Crystal detectors BT Handles

SN Simple forms of radio receiver based on a RT Cups crystal detector.

Cuckoo clocks Cup, saucer and plate sets

BT Clocks BT Tableware

Cuff buttons Cup stands

BT Buttons BT Vessel stands

Cuff links Cupboards

USE Cufflinks BT Storage and display furniture

NT Corner cupboards Cufflinks Kitchen cupboards BT Clothing accessories Night cupboards Jewellery RT Wardrobes

Cuffs Cupolas BT Clothing accessories BT Architectural elements NT Uniform cuffs SN Rounded vaults or domes constituting or built upon a roof (Macquarie Dictionary Cullenders 3rd ed.)

USE Colanders Cups

BT Containers Culottes

BT Clothing NT Chalices Christening cups Cultivators Commemorative cups Covered cups BT Agricultural machines Disposable cups Drinking cups Cultural group dolls Feeding cups

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NT Loving cups Cushion covers

Measuring cups BT Covers Presentation cups Soft furnishings Three handled cups Cushions

Cups and saucers BT Soft furnishings BT Drinking cups Tableware Cuspidors USE Curettes Spittoons

BT Surgical instruments Custard cups

BT Covered cups Curlers Dinnerware USE Hair rollers RT Custard glasses

SN Small cups with a cover, for serving Curling iron heaters custard, usually made in a set en suite BT Hair care equipment and accompanied by a serving tray.

Custard glasses Curling irons BT Dinnerware BT Hair care equipment Glasses

Curling tongs Cut film cameras

USE Curling irons BT Film cameras

SN Cameras which take sheet film. Current indicators

BT Electrical equipment Cut-out books

Indicators BT Childrens books Testing equipment Paper toys SN Books with perforated illustrations that Current transformers can be removed and used as paper toys.

BT Transformers Cut steel jewellery

BT Jewellery Curtain accessories SN Articles of jewellery made of steel cut as BT Furniture accessories studs or `heads', faceted and densely set to Window accessories provide brilliance. RT Curtains Cut-throat razors Curtain rod ends BT Razors

USE Curtain accessories Cutlasses Curtains BT Swords

BT Soft furnishings SN Short, heavy, slightly curved swords, Window coverings formerly used especially at sea.

RT Curtain accessories

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Cutlery NT Chisels

BT Tableware Diamond cutting tools Glass cutters NT Carving sets Gouges Chopsticks Knife blades Disposable cutlery Knives Food servers Machetes Kitchen knives Paper cutters Splayds Rasps Spoons Saws Table forks Scissors Table knives Scythes SN Utensils used at the table or in food preparation, including knives, forks, Secateurs spoons, servers and slices. Shears Sickles Cutlery boxes Spindle cutters BT Silverware boxes Tinsnips NT Knife boxes Tobacco cutters

RT Cutlery Wire cutters

SN Lined boxes used to store cutlery. RT Cutting machines

Cutting gauges Cuttlefish

BT Woodworking gauges BT Molluscs

SN Gauges fitted with small knives for cutting thin materials such as light Cyanotype prints plywood and marking parallel lines across the grain of wood. BT Photographic prints SN Photographic prints produced by a process Cutting irons with ferric salts producing blue lines on a white background, used chiefly in printing USE Plane irons tracings.

Cutting machines Cyanotypes

BT Machines USE Cyanotype prints

NT Lathes Cygnets RT Cutting tools BT Swans

Cutting tools Cylinder pianos BT Tools USE Barrel pianos NT Adzes Augers Cylinder player Axe heads BT Audio equipment Axes SN Use this term for early phongraphs / Bark cutters gramophones that played a cylinder Chaff cutters rather than a disc.

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Cylinder shaving machines Daguerreotype photographs

BT Machines USE Daguerreotypes

SN For shaving gramophone or dictaphone cylinders. Daguerreotypes

BT Direct positives Cylindrical calculators

BT Logarithmic calculating instruments RT Photographic plates

SN Drum shaped logarithmic calculating SN Photographs made by the daguerreotype machines with long scales. process, an early photographic process producing a direct positive image on a silver-coated copper plate. They are Cymbals usually mounted in cases. BT Percussion instruments

SN Brass or bronze concave plates, giving a Daiko musical sound when struck. BT Musical drums

SN A class of Japanese barrel drum, Cystoscopes two-headed and played with two sticks. BT Medical instruments Taiko is a general term to describe drums other than the hourglass drum known as SN Slender, cylindrical instruments for tsuzumi. Specific taikos include the examining the interior of the unrinary odaiko, shimedaiko, and da-daiko. bladder and for the introduction of medication therein. Daikos Czakan USE Daiko

USE Double flageolets Dairy appliances Da-daikos USE Dairy equipment

USE Daiko Dairy equipment Dado panels BT Occupation-based equipment

BT Architectural panels NT Butter beaters SN Panels applied to the dado, or lower part Butter churns of interior wall. Butter containers Butter moulds Daggers Butter pats BT Edged weapons Butter presses NT Chooras Butter stamps Cris Butter workers Dirks Butter wrappers Kris Cream churns Kukris Cream separators Stiletto daggers Dairy thermometers Skimmers Daguerreotype USE Daguerreotypes Dairy thermometers

BT Dairy equipment Thermometers

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Daler coins Dark slide holders

BT Coins USE Slide holders

SN A Scandinavian denomination. Daler is the Scandinavian word for Thaler. Dark slides

BT Camera accessories Dance costumes SN Opaque, insertable blinds that protect BT Performance costumes film in accessory film holders or NT Ballet costumes removable backs.

RT Dance equipment Darkroom lamps

BT Photographic processing equipment Dance equipment SN Lamps used in darkrooms which provide a BT Performing arts equipment light source that does not interfere with processing. NT Dance programs Dancing shoes Darkslide holders RT Dance costumes USE Slide holders

Dance programs Darkslides BT Dance equipment USE Dark slides Programs

Dancing shoes Darners BT Sewing equipment BT Dance equipment Shoes

NT Ballet shoes Darning eggs USE Darners Dandy rollers USE Dandy rolls Dashboard clocks

BT Clocks Dandy rolls Motor car accessories

BT Machinery components RT Battery clocks

SN Clocks built into dashboards of motor RT Papermaking machines cars. SN Rolls in a Fourdrinier papermaking machine used to compact the sheet and Dashboard covers sometimes to imprint a watermark. USE Motor car accessories Darics

BT Coins Data processing equipment

SN Gold coins of the ancient Persian Empire, USE Information processing equipment first struck under (and named after) Darius the Great, 521-486 BC. Day dresses Dark room lamps BT Dresses

USE Darkroom lamps Daylight enlargers

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BT Photographic enlargers SN Pieces of paper bearing a design which is to be transferred to wood, metal, china, SN Fixed-focus enlargers with a sheet of opal glass etc by the method of decalomania. diffusing glass instead of a lamphouse. They are pointed at the daylight to project an enlarged image of the negative on a Decanter stoppers sheet of bromide in the opposite end of the BT Bottle stoppers box. RT Decanters DC generators

BT Rotating generators Decanters

SN Rotating machines that supply an BT Beverage bottles electrical output with unidirectional voltage and current. Decime coins

DC motors BT Ten centime coins

BT Motors Decimo coins RT DC generators BT Coins SN Electric rotating machines energised by direct current and used to convert electric RT Centavo coins energy to mechanical energy. SN Equivalent to 10 centavos in the decimal Death certificates system as adopted by South American countries during the 19th century. BT Certificates Deck shoes

Debentures BT Shoes

BT Financial records SN Shoes to be worn on the deck of a ship, Legal documents generally with canvas upper and rubber SN Notes or certificates acknowledging a soles. debt, given by a company. Deckchairs

Debit Cards BT Chairs BT Financial transaction cards Outdoor furniture

SN Plastic card issued by bank or other financial institution which allows the Decorated eggs holder to draw funds from their account or BT Eggs prepaid sum without recourse to any Objects of vertu paper documentation. (Macquarie Dictionary, Third Edition 1997) NT Easter eggs

Debut dresses Decorative finishes

BT Evening dresses BT Artists equipment

SN Substances used for decoration which are Decadrachms not paint, such as gold leaf.

BT Drachm coins Decorative marbles

BT Marbles Decals RT Flower holders BT Documents

RT Stickers

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SN Marbles used in interior decoration as Denier coins ornaments, floral arrangement accessories, etc. BT Coins

SN The silver penny in the Carolingian Decorative panels currency system, based on the old Roman BT Artworks denarius (12 deniers = 1 solidus, 20 solidi = 1 libra; hence the abbreviation l.s.d. for Panels pounds, shillings and pence). NT Altarpieces SN Panels made of glass, silk, wood or other Densitometers materials, containing designs, carving USE Density meters etc., for ornamental purposes.

Deeds Density meters

BT Legal documents BT Meters Photographic processing equipment Deep-fryers SN Meters that measure the amount of silver deposit produced by exposure and BT Cooking equipment development.

Deer Dental books BT Books BT Mammals

NT Reindeer Dental chairs Stags USE Dentists chairs Defibrillators

BT Health and medical equipment Dental cream USE Toothpaste SN Medical apparatus which uses electric shocks to restore normal heart rhythm. Dental dams Demi-parures BT Dental equipment BT Parures Sex aids SN Matching jewellery, but not a complete SN Rectangular sheets, usually of latex parure set. rubber or silicone, originally invented for use by dentists, to isolate areas of the Demijohns mouth and also prevent the patient swallowing debris during procedures. Also BT Bottles now widely used for protection against sexually transmitted diseases during oral RT Acid jars sex. SN Large small-necked bottles, usually stoneware, often encased in wicker. Dental drills

BT Dental instruments Demonstration apparatus

BT Laboratory equipment Dental equipment

BT Health and medical equipment Demonstration models NT Dental dams BT Scientific models Dental instruments SN Models used to demonstrate scientific principles or discoveries. Dental moulds

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NT Dentists chairs Depilatories

Orthodontic appliances BT Cosmetics Tooth impressions Shaving toiletries SN Creams, lotions or waxes designed to Dental instruments remove hair from the body, by chemical or mechanical means. BT Dental equipment Medical instruments Depthing routers NT Dental drills USE Router planes Mouth mirrors

Dental moulds Dervish caps BT Caps BT Dental equipment Medical moulds Desiccators

Dental records BT Equipment BT Medical records SN Apparatus for drying fruit, milk etc, or for absorbing the moisture present in a range Dental speculums of substances. These can take the form of machinery, or packets of USE Mouth mirrors moisture-absorbing chemicals.

Dental X-ray machines Design archives BT Archives BT X-ray machines

Dentifrice boxes Design drawings BT Drawings BT Boxes

SN Boxes for storing toothpaste or tooth powder. Design models BT Models Dentifrices NT Prototypes BT Toiletries SN Models made to help clarify and visualise NT Tooth powder aspects of a project during the design process. Toothpaste SN Powders, pastes or other preparations for cleaning teeth, including soluble tablets Design specifications for cleaning false teeth. BT Specifications

Dentists chairs Design workbooks BT Chairs BT Books Dental equipment SN Books containing sketches, material Dentures samples, clippings etc, which document or inspire the design process. BT Prostheses Teeth Desk accessories

BT Furniture accessories Deodorants

BT Toiletries NT Desk calendars

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NT Desk sets SN Knives used for eating desserts. Their handles are usually short and their blades are sometimes curved and pointed. Desk calendars BT Calendars Dessert plates Desk accessories BT Plates

Desk lamps NT Cake plates

BT Lamps Fruit plates Office equipment SN Type of shallow plate for serving a dessert. Desk sets Dessert services BT Desk accessories BT Dinnerware Writing equipment SN Sets of matching articles intended primarily for use on a desk including such Dessert spoons articles as inkstands, pen trays, and USE Dessertspoons stampboxes. (Getty Institute, Art & Architecture Thesaurus, 2005) Dessertspoons Desks BT Spoons BT Furniture SN Spoons used for eating desserts. They are NT Bureaus intermediate in size between a tablespoon and a teaspoon. Lecterns Office desks Detachable collars School desks BT Collars Travelling desks

Writing desks Detective cameras

Despatch boxes BT Cameras

USE Dispatch boxes SN Small hand-held cameras, especially those designed to resemble familiar objects such as pens, cigarette boxes etc. Dessert dishes

BT Dishes Detergent bottles BT Bottles NT Coupes

RT Dessert plates Detonators SN Type of dish or bowl for serving a dessert. BT Explosives equipment

Dessert forks Developer dishes BT Table forks USE Developing trays NT Cake forks SN Forks used for eating a dessert. They have handles that are usually short and three Developer tanks or four flat tines. USE Developing tanks

Dessert knives Developing boxes BT Table knives

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USE Developing tanks SN Simple diaphragms consisting of metal plates with holes that could be inserted through a slit in the barrel of the lens Developing dishes mount. USE Developing trays Diaphragms Developing tanks USE Contraceptive diaphragms

BT Photographic processing equipment Diapositives NT Film tanks USE Photographic transparencies Plate tanks SN Light-tight containers in which film, plates or paper are processed. Diaries

BT Documents Developing trays

BT Photographic processing equipment Diathermy machines Trays BT Health and medical equipment RT Developing tanks Therapeutic devices SN Rectangular open dishes used for SN Machines which give off radiant heat, for developing single plates, sheet film or therapeutic purposes. processing film on paper to make prints. Diazo photoprints Diadems USE Diazo prints BT Headwear Jewellery Diazo prints RT Tiaras BT Prints SN Crown-like headpieces of metal SN This was a process yielding a 'direct positive' line image (i.e. an original line Diagrams drawing, black line on white paper, BT Documents produces a dark line on near-white ground). Used chiefly for the reproduction NT Engineering diagrams of engineers' etc. drawings, they have SN Graphic designs that explain rather than replaced the cyanotype, blue-print process. represent. Exposure to light produces a reaction between the diazo compound and a dye Diamond cutting tools substance in the paper, which is brought out by ammonia vapour or solution. It is BT Cutting tools not suitable for half-tone images. The Primulene process was introduced in America in 1890 by Green, Cross and Diamonds Bevan. Various treatments after exposure BT Gemstones could produce red, orange, purple, brown or black images. Ref: Arthur T. Gill, 'Photographic processes, a glossary and a Diapers chart for recognition', (UK) Museums Association Information Sheet No.21, USE Nappies 1978. PAM770.238/GIL - Powerhouse Museum Research Library Diaphragm holes Dice BT Camera diaphragms BT Game accessories Recreational equipment

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Dicky fronts SN Compression-ignition engines in which fuel oil is sprayed into the cylinder after USE Shirt fronts the air in it has been compressed, thus causing the ignition of the oil, at substantially constant pressure. Dictaphones USE Dictating machines Diet aids

BT Health and medical equipment Dictating machines SN Substances and equipment used in the BT Office machines regulation of dietary intake.

SN Machines which record and reproduce dictation. Dietary supplements BT Foodstuffs Dictionaries BT Reference books Diffusing discs

USE Diffusion attachments Didactic displays BT Display equipment Diffusion attachments

BT Camera accessories Didgeridoos RT Camera lenses USE Didjeridus SN Camera attachments that soften the light passing though a lens. Didjeridus

BT Wind instruments Diffusion transfer prints USE Instant camera photographs Didrachms Digging sticks BT Drachm coins BT Hunting and gathering tools SN Ancient Greek coins

Dielines Digital clocks

USE Dyeline prints BT Clocks SN Clocks which indicate the time by a Dies display of figures rather than by a dial.

BT Objects Digital computers

NT Applique dies BT Computers Metalworking dies NT Mainframe computers Printing dies Microcomputers SN Devices for cutting or forming material in a press or a stamping or forging machine. Minicomputers Valve computers Diesel engines SN Computers which can process information and perform computations using digits or BT Internal-combustion engines other symbols which can represent binary Piston engines notation.

Digital pianos

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BT Computer musical instruments BT Australian animals Dogs Digital sound recorders Dingos BT Audio equipment USE Dingoes

Digital Versatile Discs Dining chairs USE DVDs BT Chairs Dining room furniture Digital Video Discs USE DVDs Dining room furniture

BT Furniture Digital watches NT Dining chairs BT Watches Dining tables

Dilators Dining tables

BT Medical instruments BT Dining room furniture Tables NT Cervical dilators Urethral dilators Dinner forks SN Medical instruments for dilating body canals, orifices or cavities. BT Table forks

RT Dinner knives Dildos SN The largest eating forks for individual use. BT Sex aids They have four equal and similar tines and are used in combination with a dinner Dill axes knife.

USE Froes Dinner jackets

BT Evening wear Dillybags Jackets

BT Bags RT Dinner suits

SN A dress jacket without tails for evening Dime coins wear

BT Ten cent coins Dinner knives

BT Table knives Dinars SN The largest type of dining knife for BT Coins individual use. It is characterised by a SN Arab gold coins, first struck in Syria straight blade which is moderately sharp. under Abd-al-Malik in A.D. 696. Dinner plates

Dinghies BT Plates BT Boats

SN Small rowing or sailing boats Dinner services

USE Dinner sets Dingoes

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Dinner sets Dioptichrome plates

BT Dinnerware USE Screen process transparencies

SN Sets of matching china or pottery articles used in serving dinner, including plates of Dioramas various sizes, cups, saucers, etc. BT Display equipment

Dinner suits RT Models

BT Evening suits SN Miniature scenes reproduced in three dimensions, and with a perspective view. RT Dinner jackets SN Mens suits, usually black, for evening Diplomas wear, consisting of a short coat and trousers. BT Awards Documents Dinnerware Dippers BT Tableware BT Equipment NT Comports Custard cups Diptychs Custard glasses BT Artworks Dessert services Dinner sets RT Panels Dish covers SN A pair of panels hinged together, bearing pictures, carvings etc.. Dishes Jelly glasses Direct acting screw engines Plates BT Marine screw engines Sundae glasses SN A general term applied to ceramic articles SN Marine engines with the piston-rod for daily household use. Where possible, directly attached to a crank on the shaft of prefer a more specific term, eg dishes, the screw propeller. plates, etc. Direct current generators

Dinosaurs USE DC generators BT Animals Direct current motors

Diobol coins USE DC motors BT Ancient Greek coins

SN Greek silver coins, one third of the Direct image photographs drachm. It was the standard payment to USE Direct positives Attic citizens for attending he games and other public functions. ("The Seaby Coin Encyclopaedia", Ewald Junge, BA Seaby Direct positives Ltd, London, 1992) BT Positives

Diodes NT Daguerreotypes BT Electronic equipment Instant camera photographs

SN Devices with two terminals, which can Polaroid instant photographs only conduct a current in one direction. Tintypes

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SN Positive-image photographs produced in BT Daggers the camera without the intervening use of SN Daggers used by Scottish Highlanders; a negative, or produced by a stabbing weapons. positive-to-positive process. Where possible, specify the type of photography, eg Daguerreotype, ambrotype, tintype, etc. Disc cameras BT Pocket cameras Direct power generators RT Midget cameras BT Electric generators SN Cameras using a circular film or glass NT Electrostatic generators plate on which several pictures are taken SN Devices which convert thermal or around the periphery of the disc. chemical energy into electric power by methods more direct than the Discographies conventional thermal cycle. BT Lists Music documents Direction-finders SN Listings of selected recordings as those BT Antennas made by one artist, orchestra etc.

RT Radios Discphonograph motors SN Contrivances on radio receivers, usually USE Gramophone motors based on a loop antenna rotating on a vertical axis, which ascertain the direction of incoming radio waves. Dish covers

Directional compasses BT Covers Dinnerware BT Compasses SN A high-domed covering of silver (more often Sheffield Plate) to be used with a NT Aircraft compasses Platter or Meat Plate to keep the course Gyro-compasses warm while being brought to the table. Magnetic compasses Sun compasses Dish drainers USE Dish racks Directories BT Books Dish racks

NT Street directories BT Kitchen equipment

Director's chairs Dish-rings

BT Chairs BT Tableware

Dirham coins Dishcloth holders

BT Coins BT Kitchen equipment SN Dirham or Dirhem: The standard silver coin of the Arab world. Also the currency Dishcloths of modern Morocco. BT Cleaning equipment Dirhem coins RT Dishmops USE Dirham coins Dishes Dirks BT Dinnerware

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NT Bonbon dishes Display boxes

Butter dishes BT Boxes Cheese dishes Display equipment Condiment dishes Dessert dishes Display cabinets Patens BT Cabinets Pie dishes Display equipment Saucer dishes Display cards Serving dishes BT Cards Sweetmeat dishes Shop display equipment RT Plates SN Cards used for advertising purposes, often SN Shallow table utensils on which food is on shop counters. served or eaten. Use this term when referring to utensils 30cm or more in Display cases diameter; smaller utensils are terms `Plates'. BT Cases Display equipment Dishmops Display domes BT Cleaning equipment BT Covers RT Dishcloths Display equipment SN Tall cylindrical objects with sides curved Dishracks inwards at the top to form a dome. They were used in Victorian days to cover USE Dish racks displays of reproductions of fruit or bouquets of artificial flowers. Dishwashing basins Display equipment BT Basins BT Equipment

Disk cameras NT Didactic displays

USE Disc cameras Dioramas Display boxes Dispatch boxes Display cabinets Display cases BT Boxes Display domes SN Sealed and locked boxes in which confidential government papers are Exhibition labels carried by special messengers. Exhibition stands Pedestals Dispensers Plinths BT Retailing equipment Props

NT Straw dispensers Shop display equipment Syrup dispensers Showcases

Displacement engines Display stands

USE Piston engines BT Stands

RT Mannequins

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SN Bases which support an object while on BT Engineering tools display. Measuring instruments SN Devices for accurately dividing and Disposable cups marking out a readout (and possibly input) scale in the making of a measuring BT Cups instrument. Picnic equipment Diving equipment Disposable cutlery BT Recreational equipment BT Cutlery Picnic equipment RT Swimming equipment

Disposable gloves Djellabas

BT Gloves BT Outerwear

NT Surgical gloves SN Caftan-like robes open at the neck, originating in North Africa. Disposable nappies Dobra coins BT Nappies BT Coins SN Nappies designed to be thrown away after use. SN Portuguese gold coins.

Disposable plates Dockets

BT Picnic equipment USE Receipts Plates Doctors cases Disposable shavers BT Medical cases BT Safety razors SN Cases carried by doctors containing equipment, instruments and supplies. Distaffs

BT Spinning equipment Document accessories BT Accessories RT Spindles

SN Wooden sticks approximately three feet NT Document boxes long, used in hand spinning. Document holders Folders Distributor heads Paperclips BT Internal-combustion engines Paperknives SN Part of an internal combustion engine. Document boxes

Divans BT Boxes BT Couches Document accessories Security equipment SN Security devices for keeping valuable Divider pins documents. BT Lacemaking pins Document holders SN Pins used for lacemaking. BT Document accessories Dividing engines Holders

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NT Letter holders NT Leaflets Map holders Legal documents Lists Documents Logbooks BT Objects Machine-readable records

NT Administrative records Magazine covers Agricultural records Magazine inserts Almanacs Magazines Architectural plans Manuscripts Aviation documents Maps Ballot papers Maritime documents Blueprints Medical records Booklets Music documents Books Newsletters Brochures Newspapers Bromides Notes Business records Obituaries Calendars Pages Carbon copies Pamphlets Cards Passes Catalogues Patents Certificates Periodicals Charts Personal papers Correspondence Petitions Cuneiform tablets Photocopies Decals Placards Diagrams Postal documents Diaries Posters Diplomas Press clippings Drawings Press releases Examination papers Programs Financial records Reports Floor plans Rosters Genealogical documents Scrolls Government records Specifications Handbills Statutory declarations Illuminated addresses Stickers Information packs Technical notes Information sheets Television guides Information tables Theses Instructional documents Tickets Invitations Transfers Journal articles Travel documents Journals

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SN A general term covering legal, official or BT Tools business information provided in written SN Simple metal devices, usually a bar with or machine-readable form. Use for hooks at each end, used for binding two collections of documents. Where possible, pieces of timber together. Also a general indicate a more specific type of document. term for any device used for gripping, holding, or fastening an object (Art & Dog accessories Architecture Thesaurus). BT Animal accessories Doilies NT Dog baskets BT Furniture accessories Dog bowls Soft furnishings Dog collars RT Table linen Dog kennels SN Small ornamental mats, as of embroidery Kennels or lace, paper or plastic often placed under RT Leads cakes, sandwiches etc, on a plate

Doit coins Dog baskets BT Coins BT Baskets Dog accessories SN Very small Dutch copper coins, to the value of 2 pfennige, current from the Dog bowls latter part of the 16th to the early 19th century. BT Bowls Dog accessories Doll components

BT Components Dog carts RT Dolls BT Carts

Doll furniture Dog collars USE Dolls furniture BT Collars Dog accessories SN Use for collars designed to be worn by Doll house furniture dogs, and for dog-collar style collars worn USE Dolls furniture by people.

Dog kennels Doll stands

BT Dog accessories BT Dolls accessories

SN Structures designed to house domestic SN Devices which hold a doll in an upright dogs. position or act as a support.

Dogs Dollar coins

BT Mammals BT Coins

NT Dingoes NT Eighth dollar coins Fifteen dollar coins Dogs paw rugs Fifty dollar coins BT Floor rugs Five dollar coins Half dollar coins Dogs (tools) One dollar coins One hundred dollar coins

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NT Quarter dollar coins NT Dolls household textiles Sixteenth dollar coins Dolls houses Ten dollar coins Dolls musical instruments Twenty dollar coins Dolls prams Twenty-five dollar coins Dolls strollers Two dollar coins Dolls tableware Two hundred dollar coins Dolls toys SN Coin currency in dollar denominations; Toy furniture often coins which replaced banknotes of SN Accessories used in doll's houses or when the same denominations. playing with dolls.

Dollhouses Dolls beds USE Dolls houses BT Dolls furniture

Dollies Dolls bottles USE Laundry dollies BT Dolls tableware

Dolls Dolls bowls BT Toys BT Dolls tableware NT Aboriginal dolls RT Bowls Baby dolls SN Small bowls used in doll's houses or when Barbie dolls playing with dolls. Bisque dolls Black dolls Dolls cabinets Character dolls BT Dolls furniture Cloth dolls Costume dolls Dolls chairs

Fashion dolls BT Dolls furniture Indigenous Australian dolls Paper dolls Dolls chests of drawers Peg dolls BT Dolls furniture Promotional dolls

Sleeping dolls Dolls clocks Walking dolls BT Dolls furniture Dolls accessories

BT Toys Doll's clothes USE Dolls clothing NT Doll stands Dolls clothing Dolls clothing Dolls dressing table sets BT Dolls accessories Dolls food Dolls furniture Dolls clothing patterns Dolls hair care accessories Dolls household equipment BT Dressmaking patterns

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SN RT Dolls clothing Small dinnerware used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. Use `Toy dinnerware' for miniature dinnerware Dolls coalscuttles used by children.

BT Dolls household equipment Dolls dressing table sets

BT Dolls accessories Dolls coffeepots

BT Dolls tableware Dolls dressing-tables

BT Dolls furniture Dolls combs

BT Dolls hair care accessories Dolls drinking glasses RT Combs BT Dolls tableware

Dolls costumes Dolls food USE Dolls clothing BT Dolls accessories

Dolls cots RT Foodstuffs

BT Dolls furniture Dolls furniture

BT Dolls accessories Doll's cups

USE Dolls cups NT Dolls beds Dolls cabinets Dolls cups Dolls chairs

BT Dolls tableware Dolls chests of drawers Dolls clocks SN Small cups used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. Use `Toy cups' for Dolls cots miniature cups for children. Dolls dressing-tables Dolls sideboards Doll's cups and saucers Dolls sofas USE Dolls tableware Dolls tables Dolls washstands Dolls cutlery SN Furniture to be used in doll's houses or BT Dolls tableware when playing with dolls. Use `Children's furniture' for small furniture designed for SN Cutlery used in doll's houses or when children's use. playing with dolls. Use `Toy cutlery' for miniature cutlery for children. Dolls gardening equipment

Doll's dinner services BT Dolls household equipment

USE Dolls dinnerware Dolls hair care accessories

Dolls dinnerware BT Dolls accessories

BT Dolls tableware NT Dolls combs Dolls hairbrushes

Dolls hairbrushes

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BT Dolls hair care accessories SN Kitchenware for doll's houses. Use `Kitchen toys' for miniature play RT Hairbrushes kitchenware. SN Small hairbrushes used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. Dolls lights

BT Dolls household equipment Dolls house furniture USE Dolls furniture Dolls musical instruments

BT Dolls accessories Dolls household equipment Musical instruments BT Dolls accessories Doll's napkin rings NT Dolls coalscuttles USE Dolls serviette rings Dolls gardening equipment Dolls kitchenware Dolls lights Dolls napkins USE Dolls household textiles Doll's household furniture USE Dolls furniture Dolls perambulators

USE Dolls prams Dolls household textiles BT Dolls accessories Dolls plates

RT Household textiles BT Dolls tableware

SN See Household textiles for items included RT Plates in this category. SN Plates used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. Doll's houses USE Dolls houses Dolls prams

BT Dolls accessories Dolls houses BT Dolls accessories Dolls saucepans Toy houses BT Dolls kitchenware

Dolls jugs SN Saucepans used in doll's houses. Use `Toy saucepans' for play saucepans. BT Dolls tableware Dolls saucers

Dolls kettles BT Dolls tableware

BT Dolls kitchenware SN Saucers used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. SN Miniature kettles used in doll's houses. Use `Toy kettles' for play kitchenware. Dolls serviette rings

Dolls kitchenware BT Dolls tableware

BT Dolls household equipment RT Serviettes

NT Dolls kettles SN Small serviette rings used in doll's houses Dolls saucepans or when playing with dolls.

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Dolls serviettes Dolls tea sets

USE Dolls household textiles BT Dolls tableware

SN Small tea sets used in doll's houses or Dolls sideboards when playing with dolls. Use `Toy tea sets' for small tea sets used by children. BT Dolls furniture Dolls teapots

Doll's silverware BT Dolls tableware USE Dolls cutlery Dolls toys

Dolls sofas BT Dolls accessories BT Dolls furniture Dolls trays

Dolls strollers BT Dolls tableware BT Dolls accessories Dolls washstands

Dolls sugar bowls BT Dolls furniture BT Dolls tableware Dolly pegs

Dolls tables BT Clothes pegs BT Dolls furniture SN Wooden pegs without metal springs, in one piece Dolls tableware Dolphins BT Dolls accessories BT Mammals NT Dolls bottles

Dolls bowls Dombras Dolls coffeepots USE Domras Dolls cups Dolls cutlery Domestic equipment Dolls dinnerware BT Equipment Dolls drinking glasses Dolls jugs NT Bathroom accessories Dolls plates Cleaning equipment Dolls saucers Coffee accessories Dolls serviette rings Dressmaking equipment Dolls sugar bowls Gardening equipment Dolls tea sets Heating equipment Dolls teapots Household textiles Dolls trays Kitchen equipment SN Small tableware used in doll's houses or Laundry equipment when playing with dolls. Use `Toy Nutcrackers tableware' for small tableware used by children. Pest control equipment Picnic equipment Sanitary equipment

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NT Shopping lists NT Doorbells Tea accessories Doorhandles Toy modelling equipment Doorknobs SN A general term to describe various ranges Doorknockers of equipment used for domestic or Doormats household-based operations. This broad term is included only as a place-holder for Doorplates hierarchy purposes and is not to be used Doorstops to describe individual objects; instead use the specific type of equipment from the Fingerplates list below, or where possible name a specific object. Door hinges

BT Door accessories Domestic mangles Hinges USE Upright mangles Door jambs

Domestic ovens BT Architectural elements BT Cooking equipment RT Lintels

NT Microwave ovens SN Vertical pieces which form the side of a SN Use this term for kitchen appliances doorway. without a cooktop. For kitchen appliances with a cooktop, use Cooking stoves. Door knobs

USE Doorknobs Domestic textiles

USE Household textiles Door knockers

USE Doorknockers Dominoes

BT Games Door letter slots

BT Door accessories Domras

BT Stringed instruments Door locks

RT Balalaikas BT Door accessories SN Russian folk instruments, usually with Locks three strings which are plucked, and similar to balalaikas. Door mats

Donation boxes USE Doormats

BT Boxes Money accessories Door panels SN Boxes used by charitable organisations to BT Architectural panels collect money. RT Doors

Door accessories SN Distinct portions or divisions of a door sunk below or raised above the general BT Architectural elements level, or enclosed by a frame or border. Furniture accessories NT Door hinges Doorbells Door letter slots BT Bells Door locks Door accessories

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Doorhandles NT Telephone double adaptors SN Plug-in connectors which allow two BT Door accessories electrical appliances to be operated Handles simultaneous from a single power source. RT Doors Double bass bows Doorknobs BT Musical instrument bows

BT Door accessories RT Double basses

SN Bows for the musical instruments, double Doorknockers basses.

BT Door accessories Double basses

BT Stringed instruments Doormats

BT Door accessories RT Double bass bows Floor mats SN Small mats placed in front of doors, for Double boilers scraping mud off shoes. BT Cooking boilers Doorplates SN Cooking utensils consisting of two saucepans, one fitting inside the other. BT Door accessories The bottom saucepan contains boiling water that gently heats food in the upper RT Doors pan. SN Plates on the doors of houses or rooms, bearing a name, number or the like. Double coins

Doors BT Coins SN Copper coins of Guernsey, introduced in BT Architectural elements 1830, to the value of half a farthing. NT Elevator doors Manhole covers Double cruets BT Cruets Doorstops SN Bottles with interior divisions which make BT Door accessories two separate containers, each with its own neck, mouth, and stopper. They are usually intended for oil and vinegar. Dorjes

BT Religious objects Double cylinder engines

SN Tibetan Buddhist religious objects. USE Twin cylinder engines

Double acting engines Double dark slide holders

BT Engines USE Slide holders

SN Engines acting in two directions, as with a reciprocating piston in a cylinder with a Double dark slides working chamber at each end. USE Slide holders Double adaptors

BT Electrical fittings Double darkslide holders USE Slide holders NT Bayonet double adaptors

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Double darkslides BT Shilling coins

USE Slide holders Doublets

Double expansion engines BT Clothing

BT Compound engines SN Close-fitting outer body garments, with or without sleeves, formerly worn by men. SN Engines in which the expansion of steam from high boiler pressure to the low Douches condenser pressure is accomplished in two stages. BT Medical instruments

RT Double extension bellows Enemas SN Instruments for administering a jet of USE Extension bellows liquid to a body part, organ or cavity for medical or contraceptive purposes. Double extension cameras Dough stencils BT Extension cameras USE Biscuit paste forcers SN Cameras where the lens panel can be racked forward from the baseboard to give twice the normal focal length. Doves

BT Birds Double flageolets

BT Flageolets Downright shaves SN Flagelots comprised of two pipes held in a common head joint and with a single BT Coopering shaves mouthpiece. SN Plane-type shaves used for smoothing the outside of staves after assembly. Double florin coins

USE Double florins Downrights USE Downright shaves Double florins

BT Florins Drachm coins

SN Four shilling coins BT Ancient Greek coins

NT Decadrachms Double horseshoe electric motors Didrachms BT Motors Drachms

SN Electric motors with the coil supported Hemidrachm coins between the arches of double horseshoe Tetradrachms magnets on a wooden base. Tridrachms Double-necked guitars RT Drachma coins

BT Guitars SN Coin currency in drachma denominations

SN Guitars with two necks Drachma coins

Double saucepans BT Coins

USE Double boilers RT Drachm coins

Double sovereigns

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SN The drachm is the monetary unit of both SN Boards placed between the laundry copper ancient and modern Greece. In the and the tub to facilitate the transfer of modern currency, the drachm is divided clothes from one to the other. For kitchen into 100 lepta. draining boards, use `Dish racks'.

Drachms Drainpipes

BT Drachm coins BT Pipes Plumbing fixtures SN Pipes receiving discharge from waste Draft shaves pipes and soil pipes. USE Drawing knives Dram glasses

Drafting compasses BT Drinking glasses

BT Compasses Drafting instruments Draughts Measuring instruments BT Game pieces NT Beam compasses Bow compasses Draughts sets Coopering compasses BT Board games Proportional compasses SN A board game played by two people on a Wing compasses chequered board. RT Calipers

SN Instruments for taking measurements and Draughtsman's compasses describing circle, with two arms connected USE Drafting compasses at one arm by a movable joint.

Drafting dividers Draw knives

USE Drafting compasses USE Drawing knives

Drafting instruments Draw shaves

BT Instruments USE Drawing knives

NT Drafting compasses Drawers Rulers BT Furniture components Ruling pens Set squares SN Use for drawers as part of furniture or machinery. For underpants, use Drawers Styluses (tools) (underpants). T-squares

RT Squares Drawers (underpants)

BT Underpants

Drafting machines SN Trouser like undergarment extending BT Machines from waist to top of knee or below with open crotch.

Draining boards Drawing instruments

BT Laundry equipment BT Instruments

RT Laundry coppers NT Chalks Charcoal

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NT Crayons Dress accessories

Metal points BT Clothing Pantographs NT Dress fronts Pencils Dress shields Pens Sympalmographs Dress clips

Drawing knives BT Clothing accessories

BT Woodworking tools Dress fronts NT Coopering drawing knives BT Dress accessories SN Woodworking tools with a long narrow blade and two handles mounted at right RT Dresses angles to the blade. They are used in many different trades for the removal of surplus wood and for rounding and Dress ornaments chamfering. BT Jewellery

Drawings RT Dresses

BT Artworks SN Small ornaments, usually set with Documents gemstones, made to be worn with similar pieces attached to a woman's dress. They NT Anatomical drawings were often sewn on as a scattered overall Architectural drawings decoration, accompanied by one larger, more ornate piece. Art drawings Botanical drawings Dress protectors Design drawings USE Dress shields Engineering drawings Schematic drawings Dress shields Sketches BT Dress accessories Technical drawings SN Pads worn under the arms beneath Drawknives clothing to keep perspiration from showing or staining. USE Drawing knives Dress shirts

Drays BT Shirts BT Carts RT Evening shirts

RT Wagons SN Men's shirts used for formal wear, usually SN Low strong carts without fixed sides, for with a tuxedo. carrying heavy loads. Dresses

Dredges BT Clothing BT Machines NT Baby dresses SN Machines used for removing earth and Ball gowns objects from the bed of a river. Bridesmaids dresses Dredging machines Cheong sam Cheongsam USE Dredges

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NT Cheungsam BT Health and medical equipment

Coat dresses NT Bandaids Cocktail dresses Confirmation dresses Dressmakers dummies

Day dresses USE Dressmakers forms Evening dresses Going-away dresses Dressmakers forms

Maternity dresses BT Dressmaking equipment Minidresses RT Mannequins Mourning dresses Open robes Dressmaking equipment Overdresses BT Domestic equipment Pinafores Occupation-based equipment Sunday dresses Sewing equipment Tea gowns NT Dressmakers forms Tennis dresses Dressmaking patterns Walking dresses Dressmaking scissors Wedding dresses Toiles Dressing cases Dressmaking patterns BT Cases BT Dressmaking equipment Textileworking patterns

Dressing gowns NT Dolls clothing patterns USE Dressing-gowns RT Millinery patterns

Dressing-gowns Dressmaking scissors BT Nightwear BT Dressmaking equipment

NT Negligees Scissors

RT Bathrobes Drill bits

BT Bits Dressing sheets SN The parts of the drill which are used to BT Medical textiles drill the holes, of varying sizes and used to make holes in different types of materials. Dressing table sets Drill braces BT Toiletries USE Hand drills

Dressing tables Drill stands USE Dressing-tables BT Drills Stands Dressing-tables SN Base that supports and/or steadies a drill BT Tables during use.

Drill stocks Dressings

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USE Breast drills Drinking glasses

BT Drinking vessels Drilling machines Glasses USE Bench drills Tableware

NT Ale glasses Drills Beer glasses

BT Tools Cider glasses Cocktail glasses NT Archimedean drills Dram glasses Bench drills Liqueur glasses Drill stands Liquor glasses Gimlets Milkshake glasses Hand drills Port glasses Pump drills Rummers Push drills Sherry glasses Seed drills Tumblers Woodworking drills Wine glasses RT Woodworking braces Wineglasses SN Tools or machines for making cylindrical holes, especially by rotation. RT Goblets

Drink can holders Drinking straws

BT Holders BT Food servers Picnic equipment SN Narrow cylinders through which beverages may be sucked into the mouth Drink coasters (usually paper, plastic or metal).

USE Coasters Drinking vessels

Drinking cups BT Containers

BT Cups NT Beer bottles Drinking vessels Beer cans Tableware Drinking cups NT Beakers (cups) Drinking glasses Chocolate cups Goblets Coffee cups Kendis Cups and saucers Mugs Kylikes Soft drink bottles Modiolus Soft drink cans Moustache cups Tankards Pannikins Tygs Tea bowls Water bags Teacups SN Any vessels used for drinking beverages. Where possible, use a more specific term Wine cups in preference to this broad heading. Wine tasting cups Drivers licences

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BT Licences Drums, musical

USE Musical drums Driving gloves

BT Gloves Dry batteries

SN Gloves, usually leather, worn when USE Dry cell batteries driving.

Drop dial clocks Dry cell batteries

BT Clocks BT Batteries

SN Octagonal or round cornered 8-sided wooden hanging clocks with a short case Dry cleaning machines drop. USE Dry-cleaning machines

Drops Dry-cleaning machines BT Lighting equipment BT Laundry equipment RT Lustres Machines SN Smooth or faceted glass or crystal SN Machines which clean clothing with ornaments that are suspended from a chemicals rather than water chandelier, candelabrum, girandole, lustre, or candlestick. Dry collodion negatives

BT Glass plate negatives Druggist's jars SN Negatives produced by the dry collodion USE Pharmaceutical jars process in which the binder was dried before exposure or contained a hygroscopic Drum kit components agent to retain sufficient moisture to allow processing after an extended period BT Percussion instrument components of time.

Drum kits Dry docks

USE Musical drums BT Structures

RT Ships

Drum memory SN Basin-like structures from which the USE Magnetic drums water can be removed after the entrance of a ship, used when making repairs to the ship's bottom. Drum sticks

BT Musical instrument accessories Dry plate cameras BT Glass plate cameras RT Musical drums SN Early cameras which used glass or metal SN Sticks used to beat drums plates coated with a dry light-sensitive emulsion (as opposed to wet plates). Some Drum storage used collodion, but the more successful used albumen and gelatine silver halide. USE Magnetic drums Dry plate positives Drums BT Glass plates USE Musical drums Positives

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Dry point engravings Dulcimers

BT Engravings BT Zithers

SN Prints produced by an intaglio printing SN Types of zithers played by hitting the technique where the lines are drawn by strings with hammers, or less frequently, scratching the metal plate with a strong by plucking with plectrums. steel needle. Dulcitones Dryback boilers BT Keyboard instruments USE Scotch boilers SN 19th century instruments in which a series of tuning forks are operated by a Drying equipment keyboard. Dulcitones, or typophones, were precursors of the celesta. USE Desiccators Dumb scrapers

Ducatoon coins USE Scrapers BT Coins

SN Large Dutch silver coins, struck in the Dumbbells Netherlands from the end of the 16th to BT Exercise equipment the end of the 18th century. It was also known, from its type, as the "silver rider"; SN Pairs of weights used as gymnasium its official name derives from the fact that apparatus. its silver value was - theoretically at least - equal to that of the gold ducat. Dump trucks USE Duck guns Tip-trucks

USE Sporting firearms Dumps

Ducks BT Coins SN Dump is the name given to the centre, BT Birds cut-out part of the New South Wales ring (or "holey") dollar, counterstamped to the Duelling pistols value of 15 pence.

BT Pistols Duplicating machines

USE Copying machines Dufay colour slides

USE Screen process transparencies Dusters

BT Cleaning equipment Dufaycolour slides NT Feather dusters USE Screen process transparencies

Dusting brushes Dufay's screen process USE Bench brushes transparencies USE Screen process transparencies Dustpan and brush sets Duit coins BT Cleaning brushes Cleaning equipment USE Doit coins

Dustproof cameras

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USE Weatherproof cameras Ear lobe extenders

BT Jewellery Duty stamp dies

BT Printing dies Ear muffs

USE Earmuffs DVDs

BT Optical discs Ear plugs Video recordings USE Earplugs SN Optical disc storage media format used for video and data storage. DVD may stand for Digital Versatile Disc or Digital Video Ear studs Disc. As DVD is the commonly used term, this is the preferred term. BT Earrings

RT Pierced earrings Dye samples SN Ear ornaments composed of a front and BT Samples rear part, joined by shanks of tubular SN Samples of dyes as chemicals in jars or as form, and passed through a hole in the pieces of dyed textile or paper. ear.

Dyeing equipment Ear trumpets

BT Textileworking equipment BT Hearing aids SN Magnifying tubes placed against an ear to NT Dyes assist in hearing.

Dyeline prints Earmuffs

BT Prints BT Headwear

Dyelines Earphones

USE Dyeline prints BT Audio equipment

SN Small devices (single or pair) for Dyes converting electric signals into soundwaves, designed to fit into the ear. BT Dyeing equipment

RT Hair colourings Earplugs

BT Personal effects Dynamometers Safety equipment SN Devices worn in the ear to protect from BT Meters noise or water. NT Electrodynamometers Reflecting dynamometers Earrings BT Jewellery Dynamos NT Clip earrings USE Rotating generators Ear studs Pierced earrings Eagles Screw-on earrings BT Birds Easels

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BT Artists equipment Edged weapons

BT Weapons Easter decorations NT Ataghans BT Festive objects Axes Bayonets Easter eggs Daggers BT Decorated eggs Harpoons Festive objects Machetes Ecclesiastical clothing Saifs Spears BT Ceremonial clothing Swords NT Chasubles Yatagans

RT Edged weapons accessories Ecclesiastical garments SN Weapons with thin sharp sides, eg. USE Ecclesiastical clothing swords, daggers, etc.

Ecclesiastical vestments Edged weapons accessories

USE Ecclesiastical clothing BT Weapon accessories

NT Edged weapon cleaning equipment Echidnas Fuchi BT Australian animals Hilts Mammals Kozuka Scabbards Ecuelles Sheaths BT Covered bowls Tsuba Soup bowls RT Edged weapons SN Covered shallow bowls, usually with two flat lateral handles level with the rim, and a conforming stand, mainly used for Edging tiles serving soup. BT Tiles

Edged arms NT Garden edging tiles USE Edged weapons Grave edging tiles

Edged arms accessories Education kits

USE Edged weapons accessories USE Educational kits

Edged weapon cleaning equipment Educational aids

BT Edged weapons accessories BT Objects

NT Educational cards Edged weapon components Educational kits

BT Weapon components Educational cards NT Spear heads BT Cards Spearheads Educational aids

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Educational kits USE Eggspoons

BT Educational aids Egg tempera paintings

Educational toys USE Tempera paintings

BT Toys Egg timers

USE Eggtimers Eel traps

BT Animal traps Eggbeaters

USE Egg-beaters Egg beaters

USE Egg-beaters Eggcup stands

BT Stands Egg-beaters Tableware BT Kitchenware RT Eggcups

RT Whisks SN Stands for holding eggcups, usually six, with sometimes a tray en suite for spoons. Egg calipers Eggcups USE Outside calipers BT Tableware

Egg cookers RT Eggcup stands

BT Cooking equipment Eggs

Egg cruets BT Animal parts Animal products USE Eggcup stands NT Bird eggs Decorated eggs Egg cups Eggshells USE Eggcups Eggshells

Egg decapitators BT Eggs BT Kitchenware Eggslices

Egg glasses BT Kitchenware USE Eggtimers Eggspoons Egg irons BT Spoons BT Standing irons SN Spoons, smaller than teaspoons, that are used for eating boiled eggs. RT Sleeve irons

SN Egg shaped laundry irons mounted on Eggtimers wooden stands, used for finishing the tops of sleeves or gathered waistbands. BT Cooking timers

Egg spoons Egret feathers

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BT Feathers NT Electric blankets

Egrets Electric bedwarmers

BT Birds USE Electric bed-warmers

Egyptian mummy cloths Electric blankets

BT Cloths BT Blankets Electric bed-warmers SN Cloths made of linen, cotton, or other fabrics which were used to wrap the dead in the Egyptian mummification process. Electric cables

USE Electrical cables Eight-day clocks

BT Clocks Electric cars

BT Motor cars Eight pfennig coins SN Motor cars which are powered by electric BT Pfennig coins motors.

Eight real coins Electric clocks BT Clocks BT Real coins

RT Holey dollars Electric clothes dryers

BT Clothes dryers Eighth dollar coins NT BT Dollar coins Spin dryers

Electric coils Elastic USE Coils USE Textile tapes

Electric converters Electric arc lamps BT Electrical equipment USE Arc lamps NT Rectifiers Electric arc welders Electric cooking stoves USE Electric welders BT Cooking stoves

Electric automobiles Electric cords USE Electric cars BT Electrical equipment

Electric balances NT Extension cords

BT Measuring instruments Electric dishwashers SN Devices designed by Lord Kelvin for measuring power/current BT Kitchen equipment

Electric bed-warmers Electric fans BT Bed warmers BT Fans

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Electric fuses Electric irons

BT Electrical equipment BT Laundry irons

SN Devices for preventing excessive currents passing through a circuit by melting if the Electric jugs current exceeds a specified value. BT Jugs Electric generators

BT Generators Electric kettles BT Kettles NT Direct power generators Exciters Electric light bulbs Motor generators Motor vehicle generators USE Electric light globes Pedal generators Rotating generators Electric light globes Turbogenerators BT Electric lighting equipment SN Machines that convert mechanical energy NT Exciter lamps into electrical energy. In their commonest form, a large number of conductors are mounted on an armature that is rotated in Electric light switches a magnetic field produced by field coils. BT Electric lighting equipment Electric guitars Electric switches

BT Guitars Electric lighting equipment

NT Bass guitars BT Electrical equipment SN Plectrum played guitars with Lighting equipment electromagnetic pick-ups and a separate NT Electric light globes amplifier and loudspeaker system in lieu of a sound box. The bodies of electric Electric light switches guitars are reduced in function to being Light globe fittings vibrationally inactive string-bearers, with Neon lamps acoustic functions taking place through the electric or electronic mechanisms. Electric meters

Electric impulse clocks BT Meters BT Clocks NT Ammeters

RT Master clocks Amp meters

SN Clocks that do not themselves keep time, Wattmeters but use pulses of electrical current to Wavemeters drive an escapement in reverse, which turns the hands of the clock through a Electric motor cars normal train. They are used as a means of indicating time on a number of clocks USE Electric cars simultaneously, as controlled by a master clock. Electric motors

Electric indicators USE Motors

BT Electrical equipment Indicators Electric organs Measuring instruments BT Organs

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Electric pianos Electrical cables

BT Pianos BT Electrical equipment

Electric powerpoints Electrical conductors

BT Electrical fittings BT Electrical equipment

Electric radiators Electrical cords

BT Radiators USE Electric cords

Electric shavers Electrical elements

BT Razors BT Electrical fittings

RT Safety razors Electrical engineering equipment SN Electrically powered devices with rotating or reciprocating blades behind a foil, used BT Occupation-based equipment for shaving facial and body hair. Electrical equipment Electric switches BT Equipment BT Switches NT Adaptors NT Electric light switches Amplifiers Electric switching devices Batteries Battery chargers BT Electrical equipment Switches Battery testers Circuit breaker components Electric toothbrushes Circuit breakers

BT Toothbrushes Coils Commutators Electric toys Conduits

BT Toys Current indicators Electric converters SN Toys operated by electric power, especially batteries. Electric cords Electric fuses Electric trams Electric indicators BT Trams Electric lighting equipment SN Trams powered by electricity Electric switching devices Electrical cables Electric washing machines Electrical conductors

BT Washing machines Electrical fittings Electrical insulators Electric welders Electromagnets

BT Welders Fuel cells Leyden jars SN Machines in which joints are welded by an electric arc or a large electric current. Rheostats Transformers

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Electrical fittings Electromagnets

BT Electrical equipment BT Electrical equipment Magnets NT Double adaptors Electric powerpoints Electromassage machines Electrical elements BT Massage equipment Light fittings Therapeutic devices

Electrical insulators Electromechanical calculators BT Electrical equipment BT Calculators Insulators SN Calculators that are partly electric and partly mechanical in their components Electrical switches and operation. USE Electric switches Electrometers Electro-generators BT Meters

USE Electric generators Electron microscopes Electrocardiograms BT Microscopes

BT Charts

SN The graphic records produced by an Electron tubes electrocardiograph. USE Valves

Electrocardiographs Electronic books BT Health and medical equipment BT Books SN Devices which detect and record minute Electronic equipment differences in heart action over the body, and which are used in the diagnosis of heart disease. Electronic calculators BT Calculators Electrodes Electronic equipment

BT Electronic equipment NT Accounting machines

SN Parts of an electrical system that emits or Electronic desktop calculators collects electric charges Electronic pocket calculators Programmable calculators Electrodynamometers Solar cell calculators BT Dynamometers SN Calculators in which integrated circuits perform calculations and show results on a digital display; the displays usually use Electroforms either seven-segment light emitting diodes USE Electrotype reproductions or liquid crystals.

Electronic desktop calculators Electrolarynx BT Electronic calculators BT Prostheses SN Electronic calculators small enough to be SN Battery-operated devices which perform conveniently placed on a desk, but larger the same function as the larynx when this than pocket calculators. organ is destroyed by disease or surgery.

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Electronic equipment BT Organs

BT Equipment Electronic pest killers

NT Amplifiers BT Pest control equipment Capacitors Circuit boards Electronic pocket calculators Coaxial cables BT Electronic calculators Coherers SN Electronic calculators, capable of Coils operating independently of mains electric Crystal detectors power, that are sufficiently light and small to be operated in the hand or carried Diodes in a pocket. Electrodes Electronic books Electronic records

Electronic calculators USE Machine-readable records Electronic flashes Electronic musical instruments Electronic still video cameras Electronic toys USE Still video cameras Electronic valves

Oscilloscopes Electronic toys Relays BT Electronic equipment Resistors Toys Transistors SN Electronic equipment or kits made for RT Electrical equipment children.

SN Equipment containing valves or transistors, involving transmission or Electronic valves processing of signals BT Electronic equipment Valves Electronic flashes NT Cathode ray tubes BT Camera flashes X-ray tubes Electronic equipment SN Light sources producing illumination of Electronic voice boxes brief duration by the passage of electric current between electrodes in a gas-filled USE Electrolarynx tube. They are discharged in synchronisation with a camera shutter, Electronics packaging usually by electronic means. BT Packaging Electronic larynx NT Valve boxes USE Electrolarynx Electrophones

Electronic musical instruments USE Electronic musical instruments BT Electronic equipment Musical instruments Electroplating generators NT Electronic organs BT Generators

Electronic organs SN Generators used in electroplating.

BT Electronic musical instruments

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Electrostatic generators Elevator doors

BT Direct power generators BT Doors

NT Electrostatic induction generators Wimshurst machines Elevators

RT Electrostatic machines BT Lifting equipment Machines SN Machines which produce electric charges by friction or electrostatic induction. Embossing machines

Electrostatic induction generators BT Printing machines BT Electrostatic generators

SN Generators which produce electricity by Embossing presses electrostatic induction. USE Bookbinding presses

Electrostatic machines Embroidered panels BT Machines BT Textile panels RT Electrostatic generators NT Embroidered pictures

Electrotherapeutic apparatus Embroidered pictures BT Therapeutic devices BT Embroidered panels Pictures Electrotype reproductions

BT Replicas Embroidery equipment

SN Reproductions of objects (often artworks), BT Sewing equipment such as coins, plaques, etc made by using NT Embroidery frames the electrotype process. Use this term in conjunction with objects to indicate an Embroidery kits electrotype of that object, eg for Embroidery patterns electrotype cups, use `Cups' and `Electrotype reproductions'. Embroidery scissors Embroidery stencils Electrotypes Jacquard cards USE Electrotype reproductions Stiletto tools Tambour work equipment Elephant bells Embroidery frames USE Animal bells BT Embroidery equipment

Elephant teeth RT Tambour frames

BT Animal teeth Embroidery kits Elephant tusks BT Embroidery equipment

BT Tusks Embroidery machines Elephants BT Sewing machines

BT Mammals

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Embroidery patterns SN Transport vehicles used in emergency circumstances. BT Embroidery equipment Textileworking patterns Emeries

RT Needlework patterns USE Emery boards

Embroidery scissors Emery boards

BT Embroidery equipment BT Manicure equipment Scissors RT Nail files

Embroidery stencils SN Small stiff strips of cardboard or wood, covered in crushed emery, used to file BT Embroidery equipment fingernails Stencils Emery cushions Embroidery threads BT Sewing equipment BT Threads

SN Threads used to embroider a base Emery stones material. BT Abrading stones Embroidery tools USE Embroidery equipment Emu eggs

BT Bird eggs Emeralds RT Engraved emu eggs BT Gemstones SN Use for emu eggs that are not engraved. Use 'engraved' emu eggs if engraved. Emergency coins Emu feathers BT Emergency money BT Feathers

Emergency money Emus BT Money BT Australian birds NT Emergency coins SN A form of substitute currency issued to overcome a shortage of government legal Enamel jewellery tender or as a substitute for coins which BT Jewellery had disappeared from circulation, eg. "Notgeld" of Austria and Germany. Enamel pictures

Emergency vehicles BT Pictures BT Vehicles

NT Ambulances Encaustic paintings Fire engines BT Paintings

Lifeboats SN Paintings with pigments mixed with hot Surf rescue boats wax. Surfboats Endoscopes RT Toy emergency vehicles BT Medical instruments

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SN Slender tubular instruments used to SN Instruments used for measuring the examine the interior of the body. pressure-volume changes in piston engines during the working cycle. Endscrapers Engine plates USE Stone scrapers USE Makers plates

Enema syringes Engineering diagrams BT Syringes BT Diagrams RT Enemas RT Engineering drawings Enemas Engineering drawings BT Health and medical equipment BT Drawings SN Instruments used to inject fluid into the rectum in order to evacuate the bowels. Often enema attachments are provided for Engineering machines hot water bottles to perform this task. BT Machines Engageantes

USE Undersleeves Engineering tools BT Tools Engagement rings NT Dividing engines BT Ceremonial jewellery Finger rings Engines Wedding accessories BT Objects

Engine accessories NT Agricultural engines

BT Accessories Air-cooled engines Double acting engines RT Engines External-combustion engines SN Use for mixed collections of engine Internal-combustion engines accessories when they cannot be separated into individual components. Liquid-cooled engines Where possible, specify the particular Locomotive engines accessory. Motor vehicle engines Engine components Piston engines Reversing engines BT Components Single acting engines NT Carburettors Single cylinder engines Motor car engine components Slide valve engines RT Engines Stationary engines SN Use for mixed collections of engine parts Stephenson's link motion engines when they cannot be separated into individual components. Where possible, Twin cylinder engines specify the particular part. Wheel cutting engines

Engine indicators

BT Indicators

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SN Machines in which power is applied to do BT Intaglio prints work by the conversion of various forms of energy into mechanical force and motion. NT Crayon engravings Use `Motors' for machines which convert Dry point engravings electrical energy into mechanical energy. Line engravings Where possible use the name of a specific type of engine. Mezzotints Stipple engravings English drivers Wood engravings USE Burton drivers SN Prints produced by intaglio printing techniques (by cutting, corrosion by acids, photographic processes, etc on the surface English flageolets of metal plates, blocks of wood, etc.) USE Double flageolets Enlarger bellows English guitars USE Extension bellows

BT Citterns Enlarging lenses NT Harp-lutes BT Photographic lenses SN Pear-shaped stringed instruments which are related more to citterns than guitars, SN Lenses used in photographic enlargers. popular in the 18th century and the basis with some modifications of the French Ensemble cistre and the Portuguese guitarra. USE Clothing ensembles Engraved bones BT Animal bones Entree dishes Artworks BT Serving dishes NT Scrimshaw SN A type of dish for serving at dinner the RT Bone carvings entree, usual form is rectangular and shallow, stands on four low feet, and with a low-domed flat-topped cover. Engraved emu eggs BT Artworks Entree forks

Table forks RT Emu eggs BT

SN Used for emu eggs that have been SN Table forks of medium length with four engraved. equal and similar tines.

Engraved horns Entree knives

BT Animal horns BT Table knives Artworks SN Table knives of medium length that are similar to dinner knives but smaller in Engraving tools size.

BT Tools Entree plates

NT Etching tools BT Plates Gravers Roulettes Envelope making machines Scorpers BT Machines

Engravings RT Envelopes

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Envelopes NT Boilers

BT Postal stationery Cables Coding devices NT Philatelic envelopes Communications equipment RT Envelope making machines Control equipment Desiccators Environment control equipment Dippers BT Equipment Display equipment

NT Cooling equipment Domestic equipment Heaters Electrical equipment Heating equipment Electronic equipment Humidifiers Environment control equipment Explosives equipment Epaulettes Food processing equipment BT Clothing accessories Geographical equipment Uniform accessories Hair care equipment Health and medical equipment Epergnes Homewares BT Centrepieces Horse riding equipment SN Ornamental pieces for the centre of a Hospital equipment dinner table, which include small dishes, Hydraulic equipment cruets, etc for holding foodstuffs and table accessories. Information processing equipment Insulators Ephemera Irrigation equipment BT Objects Lifting equipment

NT Aviation ephemera Lighting equipment Christmas ephemera Machines Photographic ephemera Manufacturing equipment Railway ephemera Metallurgical equipment Sports ephemera Minting equipment SN Only use where no specific object name is Navigational equipment available. Performing arts equipment

Epidiascopes Postal equipment Presses BT Projectors Printing equipment SN Projectors for throwing enlarged images of Punishment equipment opaque objects onto a screen. Refractory equipment Episcopes Ropes

USE Epidiascopes Safety equipment School equipment Equipment Scientific equipment

BT Objects Sealers Security equipment NT Aviary equipment Sharpeners Bar equipment

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NT Solar power equipment Ermine

Sorting equipment BT Animal fur Space equipment SN The white winter fur of a northern weasel, Supporting equipment with a black tail or tip. Textileworking equipment Tools Escritoires Transport equipment BT Writing desks Valves Welding equipment Escudo coins Wires BT Coins SN Collections of implements, including tools SN Escudo is Spanish for shield, and the and machinery. Where possible use a name used for a variety of coins (both gold more specific term in preference to this and silver) bearing this device. broad term. This general term is used to group equipment which can be used over a wide range of occupations or for a variety Escutcheons of tasks; for equipment specific to one BT Hardware group of activities, use that activity, occupation, etc as part of the term, eg SN The shields or shield-shaped surfaces on `Medical equipment', `Domestic which armorial bearings are depicted. equipment' etc. Eskies

Equipment components BT Coolers USE Components Picnic equipment SN Portable coolers Erasers Eskimo dolls BT Stationery USE Costume dolls SN Instruments of any material e.g. rubber or cloth, used to erase marks made with pencil, pen, chalk etc. Espadrilles

BT Shoes Ergonomic chairs SN Rope-soled shoes often with canvas or BT Chairs cotton upper, sometimes laced across the vamp and around the ankle. (Getty RT Office chairs Institute, Art and Architecture Thesaurus, 2005) Ericsson cycle engines

USE Ericsson engines Essence, almond USE Almond essence Ericsson engines

BT Hot air engines Essence pots USE Cassolettes SN Hot air engines which operate on the Ericsson cycle. Etching tools Erkes BT Engraving tools BT Woodwind instruments

SN Side-blown wooden instruments from Etchings South America BT Intaglio prints

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NT Aquatints Evening ensembles

Soft-ground etchings BT Clothing ensembles SN Prints produced by intaglio method where Evening wear a design is bitten into the metal plate by means of acid. Evening gloves

Etuis BT Evening wear

BT Objects of vertu Gloves

SN Small cases for needles, toilet articles, etc, Evening jackets often in fanciful shapes and worn on the person. BT Evening wear Jackets Eucalyptus trees RT Evening coats BT Australian plants Evening sandals

Eudiometers BT Evening wear BT Meters Sandals

RT Evening shoes Euphoniums

BT Tubas Evening shirts

SN Tenor tubas mainly used in brass bands. BT Evening wear Shirts Eureka flags RT Dress shirts

BT Flags SN Mens shirts worn under dinner jackets or suits.

Evaporators Evening shoes

BT Machines BT Evening wear Shoes

Evening bags RT Evening sandals

BT Evening wear Handbags Evening suits

BT Evening wear Evening capes Suits

BT Capes NT Dinner suits Evening wear

RT Evening coats Evening wear

BT Clothing Evening coats NT Ball gowns BT Coats Cocktail dresses Evening wear Cocktail hats Evening dresses Dinner jackets Evening bags BT Dresses Evening wear Evening capes

NT Debut dresses Evening coats Evening dresses

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NT Evening ensembles Executive toys

Evening gloves BT Toys Evening jackets RT Balancing toys Evening sandals SN Toys and puzzles to amuse adults, often Evening shirts designed to be displayed on the desk of an Evening shoes office worker. Evening suits Tuxedos Exercise bicycles BT Bicycles Event posters Exercise equipment

BT Posters Exercise books NT Exhibition posters BT Books Festival posters Performance posters Exercise equipment Every-ready cases BT Recreational equipment

USE Camera cases NT Dumbbells Exercise bicycles Ewer and basin sets Medicine balls

BT Containers RT Sports equipment

Sanitary equipment SN Equipment and apparatus used to keep SN Jug and bowl sets designed for personal physically fit. washing, in lieu of a toilet sink. Exhaust pipes Ewers BT Motor car components BT Jugs

SN Tall wide-mouthed jugs with one handle, Exhibition catalogues generally used in conjunction with a basin decorated en suite, to hold water for BT Catalogues ablutions. Exhibition labels Examination papers BT Display equipment BT Documents Labels

Exciter lamps Exhibition posters

BT Electric light globes BT Event posters Lamps

RT Exciters Exhibition stands SN Bright incandescent lamps having a BT Display equipment concentrated filament, used to excite a Stands phototube or photocell. SN Stalls where articles are displayed for sale Exciters or for some other purpose, especially at shows or exhibitions. BT Electric generators

SN Small auxiliary generators that provide Expanding files field current for AC generators. BT Stationery

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Experimental models SN Calculating devices for assessing what camera settings will give the correct BT Scientific models exposure. Factors affecting the exposure such as weather, time, altitude and SN Models used to investigate hypotheses. subject are assessed using a calculating device such as a slide rule. Explanatory keys

USE Didactic displays Exposure meters BT Light meters

Explosive weapons RT Density meters

BT Weapons SN Instruments for determining the correct exposure by measuring the light falling on NT Bombs or reflected by the subject. Grenades Mines (weapons) Exposure reckoners

RT Missiles USE Exposure calculators

Explosives Exposure tables

BT Explosives equipment BT Calculation tables

SN Agents or substances which explode when Exposure aids detonated, eg dynamite, gunpowder etc. SN Tables listing factors affecting exposure Where possible, specify the type of such as weather, subject, time and explosive. altitude. They are used to help determine the camera settings for correct exposure. Explosives equipment Exposure time calculators BT Equipment USE Exposure calculators NT Detonators Explosives Exposure timers RT Mines (weapons) USE Exposure meters

Exposure aids Express daylight enlargers BT Camera accessories USE Daylight enlargers NT Actinometers Exposure calculators Extension bellows

Exposure tables BT Camera accessories Photometers SN Bellows attachments for miniature and Tintmeters other rigid cameras with interchangeable SN Devices which assist determination of lenses, providing a variable degree of lens camera settings for correct exposure. extension for close-up and macrophotography. Use `Camera bellows' Exposure calculators for bellows which are an integral part of the camera not used to provide extra lens BT Exposure aids extension. Logarithmic calculating instruments

NT Posographs Extension cameras

BT Cameras

NT Double extension cameras Triple extension cameras

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SN Cameras where the base board is designed Eye washers so that the lens panel can be racked forward using extension tubes or bellows BT Health and medical equipment to extend the focal length for macro and microphotography. Eyecups Extension cords USE Eye washers

BT Electric cords Eyeglasses Extension ladders USE Spectacles

BT Ladders Eyepieces Extension leads BT Optical instruments

USE Extension cords SN Instrument containing a lens or combination of lenses, to which the eye is applied; often part of a larger instrument, Extension tubes such as a microscope. BT Camera accessories Eyes SN Tubes of specific lengths taking the camera lens at one end and the lens BT Body parts (human) mount at the other. They are used to NT increase the working separation between Glass eyes the lens and the sensitive materials to Plastic eyes give a magnified image. Extension tubes are used mainly in miniature and small Eyewear cameras. Bellows perform a similar function in larger cameras. BT Personal adornments

NT 3-D glasses External-combustion engines Contact lenses BT Engines Goggles NT Hot air engines Opera glasses Steam engines Spectacles SN Engines in which the generation of heat is Sunglasses effected in a furnace or reactor outside the engine cylinder. Three dimensional glasses

Eye charts Fabric softeners

BT Eye testing equipment BT Laundry equipment Health and medical charts SN Charts used to test eyesight. Fabric swatches

USE Swatches Eye testing equipment

BT Health and medical equipment Face powder Testing equipment USE Face powders NT Eye charts Optometers Face powder boxes RT Optical instruments USE Face powder containers SN Apparatus used to test eyesight.

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Face powder containers Fairy floss machines

BT Cosmetics containers BT Food processing equipment Machines NT Powder compacts RT Face powders Fairy floss sticks

BT Food processing equipment Face powders SN Sticks used to hold fairy floss BT Cosmetics Fairy Wrens

Face washers BT Australian birds BT Bath linen

RT Towels False eyelashes

SN Small pieces of cloth used for washing the USE Artificial eyelashes face and body. False teeth Facecloths USE Dentures USE Face washers

Falsies Facial tissues USE Bust improvers BT Personal effects

SN Paper tissues for personal use. Falus coins

BT Coins Facsimile machines

USE Fax machines NT Half falus coins One falus coins Facsimile models Quarter falus coins Three falus coins USE Replicas Two falus coins SN Moroccan coins. Facsimiles

USE Replicas Family trees

USE Genealogical documents Facsimilies

USE Replicas Fan boxes

BT Boxes Factory engines

BT Factory equipment Fan cases Stationary engines BT Cases SN Stationary engines designed to run factory machinery. Personal effects

Factory equipment Fan frames

BT Occupation-based equipment BT Frames

NT Factory engines Fancy dress accessories

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BT Fancy dress costumes Farm records

BT Agricultural records Fancy dress costumes NT Farm ledgers BT Costumes

NT Fancy dress accessories Farmhouses

Fancy dress masks BT Houses RT Toys Farthing tokens Fancy dress masks BT Tokens BT Fancy dress costumes Masks Farthings

Fanlights BT Penny coins

BT Windows SN Coins worth one quarter of a British penny. SN Fan-shaped windows set above doors. Fashion badges

Fans BT Badges BT Cooling equipment Personal adornments

RT Brooches NT Electric fans SN Folding fans Decorative badges, usually metal, designed to be attached to clothing as a Hand fans fashion accessory. Rigid fans Fashion dolls

Fantasy money BT Dolls BT Paper money SN Dolls created to promote specific fashion trends in textiles and hair styling; RT Toy money especially popular from the 16th to the SN Invented designs or denominations of 18th century in France. paper money, whether or not in imitation of actual circulating notes. Fashion plates

Farm equipment BT Prints

BT Agricultural equipment SN Pictorial designs showing prevailing or new modes of dress. NT Flails Seed drills Fasteners BT Objects Farm ledgers NT Bolts BT Farm records Buttons Grommets Farm machinery Laces USE Farm equipment Nuts (hardware) Nuts and bolts Farm machines Pins USE Agricultural machines Rivets

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NT Screws NT Ostrich feathers Staples Pelican feathers Straps Pheasant feathers String Zippers Feeding bottles BT Baby accessories Fauna Bottles

USE Animals NT Biberons

RT Feeding cups Fax machines

BT Office equipment Feeding cups Telecommunications equipment BT Baby accessories SN Machines which transmit and receive Cups graphic data by wire or radio. NT Pap boats

Faxes RT Feeding bottles

BT Correspondence Felling axes SN Documents, pictures etc. transmitted by fax machines. BT Axes

Feather aigrettes RT Broadaxes SN Axes used for felling trees. USE Aigrettes

Female contraceptives Feather boxes BT Contraceptives USE Treasure boxes NT Contraceptive diaphragms Feather dusters Injectable contraceptives

BT Dusters Intra-uterine devices Oral contraceptives Feather fans Spermicides Vaginal rings BT Hand fans

RT Feathers Fences

BT Structures

Feather flowers SN Enclosures or barriers, usually of wire or BT Artificial flowers wood, as around or along a field or garden Feathers (Macquarie Dictionary 3rd Ed.).

Fern pots Feathers BT Vases BT Animal parts

RT Flowerpots NT Bird of paradise feathers SN Cockatoo feathers A type of vase of rectangular section, larger at the mouth and tapering down to Egret feathers a smaller base, standing in a rectangular Emu feathers rimmed receptacle. Usually decorated with floral swags in relief. Feather flowers

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Ferns BT Wreaths

BT Plants Fetters

USE Leg irons Ferries

BT Ships Fibre specimens (anthropological)

BT Anthropological specimens Ferrotypes SN Use for specimens of fibres that have been USE Tintypes collected for anthropological purposes rather than botanical or scientific purposes e.g. fibre specimens used for Ferry seats basket weaving by Aboriginal people. BT Seats Fibulas Ferry tickets BT Jewellery

BT Transport tickets SN Types of clasps or brooches

SN Tickets issued for travel on ferry boats. Fichus Festival posters BT Scarves

BT Event posters SN Scarves of muslin, lace, or the like, generally triangular in shape, worn about the neck by women, with the ends drawn Festive decorations together or crossed in front. USE Festive objects Fictile ivories

Festive objects BT Plaster casts

BT Objects SN Describes a special collection acquired in 1887. NT Balloons Birthday cards Fictional character dolls Birthday decorations USE Character dolls Bonbons Christmas decorations Fiddles

Christmas ephemera BT Stringed instruments Christmas trees NT Gusles Corn dollies Huqin Easter decorations Pochettes Easter eggs SN A general term used for stringed folk Festive wreaths instruments played with a bow. Fireworks Field cameras New year decorations USE View cameras Party hats

RT Ceremonial objects Field guns Festive wreaths BT Artillery

BT Festive objects RT Cannons

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Field notes NT Human figures

BT Notes Religious figures Statues Field telephones Toy figures Toy theatre figures BT Military equipment Telephones Ushabti figures

Fifes Figurines USE Figures BT Flutes

SN Small cylindrical transverse flutes, with narrower bores and thus a louder shriller Fil coins sound than a flute proper, often played in BT Coins military fife and drum bands. SN Iraqi coins. Fifteen dollar coins

BT Dollar coins Filing cabinets BT Office furniture

Fifteen kopek coins RT Cabinets

BT Kopek coins SN Cases, usually metal, with sliding drawers designed to hold filing cards, collections of papers or documents etc. Fifty cent coins BT Cent coins Filler coins

BT Coins Fifty centime coins SN Austrian/Hungarian coins. BT Centime coins Fillister planes

Fifty dollar coins USE Fillisters BT Dollar coins Fillisters

Fifty kopek coins BT Grooving planes BT Kopek coins RT Rabbet planes

SN Planes used for cutting the angled portion Fifty pfennig coins of a wooden panel. They usually take the BT Pfennig coins form of rabbet planes fitted with guides.

Film and plate holders Figure components BT Camera accessories BT Components NT Film holders RT Figures Plate holders Slide holders Figures SN Rectangular frames for holding sheet film BT Objects or plates in readiness for use.

NT Animal figures Film aprons Gnomes

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BT Photographic processing equipment Film holders

RT Developing tanks BT Film and plate holders

SN Bands of celluloid or other material used RT Sheet film to separate successive turns of film when rolled up for development in a tank. SN Thin rectangular frame in which sheet film is placed and loaded into a camera. Film bins Film magazines BT Film editing equipment USE Movie film SN A bin for putting cut film in during editing process. Film negatives

Film cameras BT Negatives BT Cameras NT Silver gelatin negatives NT 35mm cameras RT Reversal film Autofocus cameras SN Negatives on camera film. Cut film cameras Instant picture cameras Film projectors Movie cameras USE Projectors Pocket cameras Reflex cameras Film re-winders Roll film cameras USE Film rewinders SN A general term for most modern cameras which employ film rather than glass or metal plates. Where possible, name more Film rewinders specific types of cameras. BT Cinematographic equipment

Film canisters SN Devices used for rewinding movie films after projection. USE Film cans

Film spools Film cans BT Cinematographic equipment BT Cinematographic equipment RT Film rewinders

Film cartridges Film strips USE Cartridge film BT Photographic viewing equipment

Film costumes SN Length of 35mm film containing still images joined together in order to run BT Performance costumes them through a film strip projector and be projected on a screen. Used in school classrooms 1960s to 1980s. Film editing equipment BT Audio and visual equipment Film tanks

NT Film bins BT Developing tanks Film Splicers SN Developing tanks for photographic film.

RT Photographic processing equipment

SN Equipment used to edit motion picture Film winding boxes film. BT Photographic processing equipment

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RT Camera film NT Credit cards

SN Light-proof boxes for winding undeveloped Debit Cards films off a spool onto another spool. SN Includes credit and debit cards

Filter papers Finger bowls

BT Filters USE Fingerbowls Laboratory equipment

Finger planes Filters BT Planes BT Objects Violin making tools NT Abbot filters Camera filters Finger rings Filter papers BT Jewellery Water filters Rings NT Archers rings Financial documents Engagement rings USE Financial records Keeper rings Mourning rings Financial records Seal rings BT Documents Wedding rings

NT Account books Fingerbowls Accounts BT Bowls Accounts books Tableware Bank drafts RT Rosewater bowls Bankbooks SN Small bowls that hold water for rinsing Chequebooks the fingers at the table. Cheques Credit notes Fingerplates Debentures BT Door accessories Financial transaction cards RT Doors Promissory notes SN Solid plates fixed near the latch of a door Sales records to protect the surface from being soiled by Share certificates fingerprints. Share scrip SN Documents and records related to banking Finials or other finances. Where possible, specify BT Architectural elements the type of record or document instead of this broad general term. NT Roof finials

RT Furniture Financial reports SN Ornaments which terminate the point of a BT Reports spire, pinnacle, or other vertical member. Common on furniture as well as architecture. Financial transaction cards BT Cards Finishing horses Financial records USE Saw horses

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Finishing tools NT Vertical boilers

USE Surface finishing tools RT Water-tube boilers SN Steam boilers in which hot gaseous products of combustion pass through Fire blankets tubes surrounded by boiler water. BT Fire fighting equipment Firearm cases Fire engines BT Cases Firearms accessories BT Emergency vehicles Fire fighting equipment Firearm cleaning equipment RT Toy fire engines BT Firearms accessories

Fire extinguishers Firearm components BT Fire fighting equipment BT Weapon components NT Foam generators SN Devices containing water or chemicals NT Gun barrels under pressure, for putting out fires. Gun stocks Magazines (firearm components) Fire fighting equipment Percussion caps BT Occupation-based equipment Firearms NT Fire blankets Fire engines BT Weapons

Fire extinguishers NT Blunderbusses Breechloading firearms Fire irons Carbines BT Fireplace accessories Centre-fire firearms

NT Fire tongs Flintlock firearms Pokers Guns SN Implements used for tending a domestic Matchlock firearms fire, such as tongs, pokers, etc. Muskets Fire screens Muzzle-loading firearms Pepperboxes USE Firescreens Percussion firearms

Fire tongs Pinfire firearms Pistols BT Fire irons Revolvers Tongs Rifles Fire tube boilers Rimfire firearms

USE Fire-tube boilers Sporting firearms Wheel-lock firearms SN Small weapons from which projectiles are Fire-tube boilers discharged by an explosion. BT Boilers Firearms accessories NT Locomotive boilers BT Weapon accessories Scotch boilers

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NT Ammunition pouches NT Fire irons Bullet moulds Firedogs Firearm cases Firescreens Firearm cleaning equipment Tinderboxes Holsters Powder flasks Fireplaces Ramrods BT Architectural elements SN Accessories used in conjunction with Heating equipment firearms. RT Firescreens

Firebricks Firescreens BT Kiln furniture BT Fireplace accessories Refractory equipment Screens SN Bricks made of fireclay for use in kilns, furnaces, etc. NT Pole screens

RT Fireplaces Firecrackers SN Screens placed in front of fireplaces, for BT Fireworks protection or decoration.

NT Bungers Firesticks

Firedogs BT Hunting and gathering tools

BT Fireplace accessories SN A lighted stick carried in smouldering condition from camp to camp, formerly SN Metal stands used in pairs to support used by Aborigines, especially those in wood in an open fireplace. Tasmania, for lighting fires. (Macquarie Dictionary 3rd Ed.). Firefighters clothing

BT Clothing Firetube boilers USE Fire-tube boilers NT Firefighters helmets

RT Uniforms Fireworks

BT Festive objects Firefighters helmets

BT Firefighters clothing NT Firecrackers Helmets RT Toys

Firemarks First aid charts BT Hardware BT First aid equipment Plaques Health and medical charts SN Metal plates formerly attached to buildings by insurance companies to indicate that the building was insured. First aid cream BT Medicines Fireplace accessories BT Accessories First aid equipment

NT Ash pans BT Health and medical equipment

Coal scuttles NT First aid charts Coalscuttles First aid kits

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First aid kits Fish kettles

BT First aid equipment BT Cooking boilers Medical kits RT Fish steamers

First day covers SN Boilers used for cooking fish.

USE First day envelopes Fish knives

First day envelopes BT Table knives SN Table knives with flat, decoratively BT Philatelic envelopes shaped blades, one edge being smooth and SN Envelopes with new stamps on first day of gently curved, the other end being issue. incurved and undulating.

First generation computers Fish ponds

USE Valve computers BT Structures

Fish Fish servers

BT Animals BT Food servers

NT Carp NT Fish-serving forks Sharks Fish-serving knives SN Flat implements shaped basically like a Fish drainers trowel, for use in serving and sometimes dividing fish at the dinner table. BT Strainers Tableware Fish-serving forks RT Mazarines BT Fish servers SN Drainers in the form of an oval (rarely Serving forks circular) pierced plate that rests in a SN Large fish forks used as a food server with deeper and wider serving dish. a conforming fish slice.

Fish floats Fish-serving knives BT Fishing equipment BT Fish servers SN Pieces of cork or hollow plastic for Serving knives supporting a baited line in the water and showing by its movement when a fish Fish slices bites. USE Fish servers Fish forks

BT Table forks Fish steamers

BT Cooking steamers RT Fish knives

SN Forks used with conforming fish knives RT Fish kettles when eating fish. They have three or four flat unsharpened tines, the outer one being wider and sometimes having a Fish traps curved point. BT Animal traps

Fish hooks Fish trowels USE Fishing hooks USE Fish servers

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Fisheye lenses Fishing rods

BT Photographic lenses BT Fishing equipment

SN Extremely wide-angle lenses, covering a field of about 180 degrees and reproducing Fishing tackle a circular image with pronounced barrel distortion (AAT). USE Fishing equipment

Fishhooks Five cent coins

USE Fishing hooks BT Cent coins

NT Half dime coins Fishing boats

BT Boats Five centime coins

RT Fishing equipment BT Centime coins

Fishing equipment Five dollar coins

BT Occupation-based equipment BT Dollar coins Recreational equipment NT Fish floats Five franc coins Fishing hooks BT Franc coins Fishing lines

Fishing lures Five kopek coins Fishing nets BT Kopek coins Fishing reels Fishing rods Five pfennig coins Fishing hooks BT Pfennig coins

BT Fishing equipment Hooks Five pound coins

BT Pound coins Fishing lines

BT Fishing equipment Five reis coins SN Use for hand held fishing lines or rolls of BT Reis coins line intended for use with a fishing rod.

Fishing lures Five shilling coins

BT Fishing equipment BT Shilling coins

SN An object attached to a fishing line designed to attract or entice fish so they Five tenths real coins bit the fish hook. BT Real coins Fishing nets

BT Fishing equipment Fixed engines Nets USE Stationary engines

Fishing reels Fixed-focus lenses BT Fishing equipment

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BT Photographic lenses SN Instruments for threshing grain by hand, consisting of a staff or handle to one end of SN Lenses set at one fixed distance from the which is attached a freely swinging stick film and offering no method of focusing or bar. adjustment; most common on inexpensive cameras. Flake tools Fizzy drinks USE Stone tools

USE Soft drinks Flamenco guitars Flacons BT Acoustic guitars

BT Bottles Cosmetics containers Flamingos SN Small bottles with a stopper, such as a BT Birds perfume bottle.

Flageolets Flammards

BT Flutes USE Froes

NT Double flageolets SN Manufactured duct flutes, made on the Flamming irons recorder principle. The term is USE Froes particularly used to denote a `tin whistle'.

Flagging irons Flannel flowers

BT Coopering tools BT Flowers Prying tools SN Prying tools with a double-hooked head Flannels used in caulking barrels with flags, or for USE Face washers removing barrel heads.

Flagons Flare pistols

BT Jugs BT Signal pistols

SN Pouring vessels ; also church vessels that are used to replenish the wine in a chalice Flash guns or communion cup at the Eucharist. USE Flashguns Flags

BT Textiles Flash light holders USE Magnesium flash holders NT Aboriginal flags Eureka flags Flash point apparatus Maritime flags Military flags BT Measuring instruments National flags SN Equipment for measuring the lowest temperature at which the vapours from a Pennants volatile oil or a substance unstable in heat RT Banners will ignite in air when exposed to a flame.

Flails Flash powders

BT Farm equipment BT Photographic lighting equipment

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SN Magnesium powders used in early flash Flatware photography. USE Cutlery Flash units, studio

USE Studio lighting equipment Flavouring scoops USE Scoops Flashbulbs

BT Camera flashes Fleams BT Surgical instruments NT Flashcubes Veterinary equipment SN Glass bulbs filled with oxygen and a thin SN Surgical veterinary instruments sheet of magnesium or aluminium, used consisting of three steel triangular shaped as a light source in photography. blades. Flashcubes Flensing knives BT Flashbulbs BT Knives RT Cameras Whaling equipment SN SN Four flashbulbs in a cube which turns so Cutting tools used to strip the blubber or that four photographs can be taken the skin from a whale without reloading. Fleshhooks

Flashguns BT Hooks BT Photographic lighting equipment Kitchen equipment SN Hooks for use in lifting meat, as from a SN Devices for holding and firing electronic pot ; Hooks to hang meat on. flashes or flashbulbs, usually synchronised with the camera shutter. Flexes Flasks USE Electric cords

BT Containers Flier NT Brandy flasks USE Leaflets Pilgrim flasks Powder flasks Flier Thermoses USE Leaflets RT Bottles

SN Bottle-shaped containers with a cover, for carrying liquids. Flies

BT Insects Flat irons USE Flatirons Flight attendant uniforms

BT Uniforms Flatirons

BT Laundry irons Flight covers

NT Tailors irons USE Airmail envelopes RT Mrs Potts irons

SN Solid cast iron laundry irons heated Flight information externally on stoves or in front of a fire, BT Aviation documents and usually used in pairs.

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Flight records Float bowls

USE Aircraft logbooks USE Flower bowls

Flight simulators Float vases

BT Aviation equipment USE Flower bowls

RT Training aeroplanes Flongs SN Apparatus which re-create flight conditions, used for the training of aircraft BT Printing equipment pilots. SN Paper or other material from which a stereotype mould is made. Flightlogs

USE Aircraft logbooks Floor coverings

BT Interior coverings Flint tools NT Carpets USE Stone tools Floor mats Floor tiles Flintlock blunderbusses Linoleum

BT Blunderbusses RT Floors Flintlock firearms SN A general term for objects used to cover floors in houses and offices. Where Flintlock firearms possible, use a more specific type of floor BT Firearms covering in preference to this broad term.

NT Flintlock blunderbusses Floor lamps

Flintlock pistols BT Lamps Flintlock rifles SN Lamps designed to stand on the floor

Flintlock pistols Floor mats BT Flintlock firearms BT Floor coverings Pistols

NT Snaphance pistols NT Doormats SN Small mats made of plaited or woven Flintlock rifles rushes, hemp, or other fibres, used to cover a floor, and particularly for scraping BT Flintlock firearms dirt from feet. Rifles Floor plans

Flippers BT Documents BT Swimming equipment Floor polisher brushes

Flit planes BT Cleaning brushes USE Plough planes Floor rugs Flit ploughs BT Carpets USE Plough planes Rugs

NT Dogs paw rugs

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NT Floor runners NT Double florins Kilims Half florins Prayer rugs Quarter florins Rag rugs SN A florin is both a gold and a silver coin, of the same type and size, issued SN Small heavy carpets which cover parts of a simultaneously in Florence (1252), with floor. They can sometimes also be used as the former ten times the value of the wall hangings. latter. Also revived as a silver coin in England, with a value of one-tenth of a Floor runners sovereign, one-tenth of a pound, and after BT Floor rugs 1887, two shillings. Runners SN Long, narrow rugs or carpets, suitable for Flotation aids a hall or staircase. BT Swimming equipment

Floor tiles RT Lifebuoys

BT Floor coverings Tiles Flounce irons

NT Carpet tiles USE Sleeve irons Linotiles Parquetry Flour

Quarry tiles BT Foodstuffs Wood tiles SN Any small square or rectangular pieces of Flour bags floor covering designed to be laid together on a floor. Tiles can be made of carpet, BT Food storage bags linoleum, or various clays or ceramics. RT Flour Floors

BT Architectural elements Flour barrels BT Barrels RT Floor coverings Flour containers SN Single element or set of elements which form the structure of a floor, rather than its covering. Flour bins BT Flour containers Floppy disks BT Computer memory devices Flour containers Machine-readable records BT Food storage containers SN Flexible magnetically coated disks used for storing data. NT Flour barrels Flour bins Floral bouquets RT Flour USE Bouquets

Flour dredgers Florin coins USE Food dredgers USE Florins

Flour mills Florins BT Mills BT Coins

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SN Mills for making flour. Fluoroscopes

BT X-ray machines Flour sifters SN Tubes or boxes, fitted with a screen coated BT Kitchenware with a fluorescent substance, used for Sieves objects exposed to X-rays. SN Sieving devices, usually with a rotating handle, for aerating and removing lumps Flute cases from flour. BT Musical instrument cases Flower bowls

BT Bowls Flute components Vases BT Wind instrument components NT Rose bowls RT Flutes RT Flower holders SN Bowls used to hold cut flowers. Usually Flute glasses having a pierced cover, or a removable flower holder, or a removable wire mesh BT Wine glasses through which to insert the flower stems. NT Champagne flutes Such pieces are sometimes called Rose Bowls. SN Narrow short-stemmed glasses with long straight sides, especially suitable for Flower holders sparkling wines since they offer only a small surface area to the air. BT Holders

SN Perforated holders placed inside a vase to Flute headjoints hold cut flowers in place. USE Flute components

Flower pots Flutes USE Flowerpots BT Woodwind instruments

Flowerpots NT Fifes

BT Gardening equipment Flageolets Pots Pan flutes Piccolos Flowers Recorders BT Plant components Shakuhachi RT NT Artificial flowers Flute components Cherry blossoms Chrysanthemums Flutinas Flannel flowers BT Accordions Fuchsias Gum blossoms Fluxing pots Lotuses BT Metalworking equipment Orchids Pots Refractory equipment Peonies Sunflowers RT Crucibles Tulips Fly paper

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USE Flypaper BT Chains Jewellery Fly traps Watch accessories SN The chains attached to a pocket watch, USE Flytraps from which fobs and other ornaments are suspended. Flyers Fob watches USE Leaflets USE Pocket watches

Flying boats Fobs BT Aeroplanes BT Jewellery RT Seaplanes Watch accessories

SN Aeroplanes whose main body consists of a NT Mourning fobs single hull or boat that can take off and SN Small ornaments suspended from watch land on water. chains.

Flying boots Focal plane shutters

BT Aviation clothing BT Camera shutters Boots SN Pair of blinds located immediately in front of the film. They move across the film to Flypaper expose a space between them, the size of BT Flytraps the space determining the shutter speed.

SN Paper prepared to destroy flies by Folders poisoning them or by catching them on its sticky surface. BT Document accessories Stationery

Flyswats NT Photograph folders BT Pest control equipment Presentation folders

Flyswatters Folding balances

USE Flyswats BT Balances

Flytraps Folding cameras

BT Pest traps BT Cameras SN Cameras which are compact when folded. NT Flypaper The lens and shutter are attached to a collapsible, light-tight bellows, and Foam extinguishers mounted on a hinged rigid bed which extends out from the camera body. When USE Foam generators the camera is not in use, the lens, bed and bellows fold into the body. Foam generators Folding chairs BT Fire extinguishers Generators BT Chairs SN Equipment for creating a mass or layer of foam for firefighting. Folding fans Fob chains BT Fans

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Folding razors Food dredgers

BT Razors BT Kitchenware

SN Containers with perforated tops, used in Folding rules cooking for sprinkling dry foodstuffs such as flour, sugar, etc into food mixtures or BT Rulers onto prepared foods.

RT Woodworking tools Food essences SN Rulers, commonly used in woodworking, which commonly consist of four six inch BT Foodstuffs wooden strips, hinged together in pairs, NT Almond essence with each pair connected by a brass knuckle-hinge so that all four strips can Lemon essence be folded flat. Vanilla essence SN Liquid substances obtained from foods, Folding stand cameras usually by a distillation process, and containing the food's characteristic USE Folding cameras properties in concentrated form. Food essences are intended to be added to foods Folk guitars to impart a particular flavour.

USE Steel string guitars Food graters

BT Kitchenware Follis coins

BT Coins NT Cheese graters Fruit graters SN Bronze coins slightly washed with silver, first introduced as part of the coinage Ginger graters reforms of the Roman Emperor Diocletian Nutmeg graters (AD 295-8). Food labels Food BT Food packaging USE Foodstuffs Labels

Food colouring Food ladles

BT Foodstuffs BT Food servers Kitchenware Food colourings Ladles RT Scoops USE Food colouring

Food mashers Food covers BT Kitchenware BT Covers Tableware NT Potato mashers RT Jug covers SN Manual tools for reducing food to a pulp by pressure. SN Metal devices to keep food warm, or net umbrella-like devices to protect prepared food from insects. Food mixers BT Kitchenware Food decorations NT Cake mixers BT Food processing equipment SN Mechanical or electrical devices for combining food ingredients by beating.

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Food moulds Food preserving jars

BT Kitchenware BT Bottling equipment Moulds Food storage jars

NT Biscuit moulds Butter moulds Food processing equipment Cheese moulds BT Equipment

Chocolate moulds NT Blenders Confectionery moulds Bottling equipment Ice-cream moulds Breast pumps Jelly moulds Cocktail shakers Pudding moulds Coffee bean roasters RT Baking tins Coffee grinders Coffee machines Food packaging Coffee roasters BT Packaging Fairy floss machines Fairy floss sticks NT Butter wrappers Food decorations Confectionery packaging Food processors Food labels Heat sealers Food packs Kitchen funnels Food storage cans Meat mincers Milk cartons Mills Food packs Pepper grinders

BT Food packaging Food storage containers Food processors

RT Tumblers BT Food processing equipment Kitchen equipment SN Food storage jars which are reusable as SN Kitchen implements used to shred, slice, tumblers. juice, mash etc, usually with several blade attachments. Food preparation equipment USE Food processing equipment Food safes

BT Kitchen equipment Food preparation utensils, toy Pest control equipment

USE Kitchen toys NT Meat safes

RT Safe stands Food preserving boilers

BT Bottling equipment Food servers Cooking boilers BT Cutlery SN Kitchen boilers used for preserving food, especially for making fruit preserves. NT Cheese scoops Drinking straws Food preserving bottles Fish servers BT Bottles Food ladles Bottling equipment Salad servers Food storage containers Serving forks

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NT Serving knives NT Jam containers Serving spoons Juice containers Serving tongs Milk containers

RT Carving sets Pepper containers

SN Use for collections of dining implements Rice containers made in a variety of shapes, sizes and Spice boxes styles for serving food. Where possible, Sugar containers name a specific type of food server. Tea caddies Food storage bags Thermoses

BT Storage bags Food storage jars NT Flour bags BT Food storage containers Jars Food storage cans NT Amphorae BT Cans Biscuit jars Food packaging Food preserving jars Food storage containers Ginger jars NT Beer cans Honey jars Coffee tins Jam jars Soft drink cans Mineral water jars Soup cans Oil jars Food storage containers Pickle jars

BT Containers Tea jars

NT Beverage bottles Food warmers Biscuit containers BT Heating equipment Bonbon boxes Kitchen equipment

Bread containers NT Hot water plates Butter containers Hot water urns Cake boxes Spirit burners Canisters Tea urns Cannisters Veilleuses Cheese containers SN Utensils for keeping warm the contents of a bowl, dish, teapot, or cup. Chocolate boxes Cocoa containers Foodstuffs Coffee containers BT Objects Confectionery jars Cream containers NT Baking powder Flour containers Beverages Food packs Biscuits Food preserving bottles Bread Food storage cans Butter Food storage jars Canned foods Gallipots Cheese Honey containers Condiments

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NT Confectionery BT Sports clothing Cream Dietary supplements Footballs Flour BT Sports balls

Food colouring SN Balls used in the various forms of football. Food essences Honey Footstools

Jam BT Stools Lard SN Low stools upon which to rest one's feet. Milk Mushrooms Footwear Noodles BT Clothing Nuts (foodstuffs) NT Ankle bindings Pasta Boot covers Porridge Booties Pudding mixes Boots Rice Clogs Sauces Gaiters Soup Moccasins Space food Pattens Spices Sandals Sugar Shoes Wheat Skates Wine SN A broad term to cover a range of foods. Slippers Where possible specify types of food in Sports footwear preference to this broad term. Footwear accessories Foot bellows BT Clothing accessories BT Bellows NT Arch supports

Foot stools Boot hooks Boot scrapers USE Footstools Boot stretchers Boot trees Foot-warmers Boot warmers BT Heating equipment Bootlaces RT Bed warmers Crampons SN Any of various contrivances for keeping Shoe bags the feet warm. Shoe boxes

Football boots Shoe stretchers Shoehorns BT Boots Shoelaces Sports footwear Shoetrees Football uniforms Spurs

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Footwear components NT Pitchforks

BT Clothing components Serving forks Table forks NT Vamps Toasting forks

Forceps Fortifications BT Surgical instruments BT Buildings

SN Fortresses and forts (PICMAN, 2000) Fore planes

USE Jack planes Fossils

BT Objects Forge blowers SN Any remains, impression or trace of an BT Machines animal or plant of a former geological age. Metallurgical equipment SN Machines for forcing air through a forge Fotoplayer rolls (the special fireplace, hearth, or furnace in USE Music rolls which metal is heated before shaping).

Forges Fountain pens

BT Metalworking equipment BT Pens Refractory equipment SN The special fireplaces, hearths or furnaces Fountains in which metal is heated before shaping. BT Structures Forging tools BT Metalworking tools Four kopek coins

RT Forges BT Kopek coins

Forint coins Four pfennig coins

BT Coins BT Pfennig coins

SN Hungarian for florin. It is often found abbreviated as Frnt on Austrian silver Four real coins coins struck for Hungary. BT Real coins Fork polishers

BT Polishers Four-stroke engines BT Internal-combustion engines RT Cutlery Piston engines SN Engines operating on a cycle in which one Forklift trucks piston stroke out of every four is a power stroke. BT Trucks Fourpences

Forks BT Penny coins BT Objects RT Groats NT Carving forks Gardening forks Fowl

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USE Chickens Franc coins

BT Coins Fraction tint actinometers NT Five franc coins USE Tintmeters Half franc coins One franc coins Frails Quarter franc coins USE Tool bags Ten franc coins Twenty franc coins Frame aerials Two franc coins BT Antennas SN Part of French and Swiss currency.

Frame pit saws Franking machines

BT Pit saws BT Postal equipment

SN Large pit saws supplied with frames, used SN Machines which stamp items of mail to to cut logs into boards or planks. indicate that postage has been or will be paid, and keep a record of accumulated Frame saws postage.

BT Woodworking saws Freezers

NT Bow saws BT Coolers Coopering saws Fret saws Freight stamps Pit saws BT Cinderella stamps SN Hand-driven saws in which a narrow blade is stretched between two points of SN Adhesive non-postage stamps affixed to attachment within a wood or metal frame. letters or freight to denote conditions or Use `Frame pit saws' for large pit saws method of transport other than the post supplied with frames which are used to office, e.g. "fragile", "par avion", cut logs into boards or planks. destinations e.g. "Sydney" or the cost of freight e.g. "3 shillings" Frames Freighters BT Objects USE Cargo ships NT Fan frames

Mirror frames Frequency test records Photograph frames BT Audio records Picture frames Measuring instruments SN Audio records used to test frequencies on Framesaws a sound system. USE Frame saws Frescos

Framing squares BT Artworks

USE Carpenters squares SN Wall paintings in which pure powdered pigments, mixed only in water, are applied to a wet, freshly laid lime-plaster ground. Frammers

USE Froes Fret saws BT Frame saws

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SN RT Keyhole saws Drinking mugs with a naturalistically modelled and painted frog in the interior SN Saws with extremely fine blades set in a which is revealed to the drinker as he frame or file-style handle, used for cutting finishes the drink. Also called a `Toad curved shapes in thin wood, plywood and mug' or a `Surprise mug'. veneer. Frogs Fretsaws BT Amphibians USE Fret saws

Fromards Frictional electrostatic machines USE Froes USE Wimshurst machines

Front-end loaders Fridge magnets BT Construction vehicles USE Refrigerator magnets SN Vehicles consisting of a tractor, with wheels or a caterpillar track, having a Fridges hydraulically operated scoop at the front. USE Refrigerators Frontispieces

Friezes BT Book components

BT Architectural elements RT Titlepages

Artworks SN An illustrated leaf preceding the titlepage SN That part of an entablature between the of a book. architrave and the cornice, commonly ornamented with sculpture, or, any Frows similar decorative band or feature, as on a wall. USE Froes

Frisbees Fruit BT Recreational equipment USE Fruits

Frock coats Fruit bowls

BT Coats BT Bowls SN Mens coats with skirts joined at the NT Comports waistline and hanging in back to the bend of the knee. Strawberry bowls

Froes Fruit forks

BT Woodworking tools BT Table forks

RT Axes RT Fruit knives

SN Cleaving tools whose handles are at a SN Small forks, usually having three tines, right angle to the blade. They are used in that are used to hold a piece of fruit while conjunction with a froe club for splitting it is being pared with a fruit knife. wood. Fruit graters Frog mugs BT Food graters BT Mugs

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Fruit juices Frying baskets

BT Beverages BT Cooking equipment

SN RT Juice containers Wire baskets used to immerse food in hot fat for cooking.

Fruit knives Frying pans

BT Table knives BT Cooking equipment

RT Fruit forks SN Shallow pans with a long handle in which food is fried on a hotplate or over a flame. SN Small knives used for paring fruit, the blade being slightly curved and sharp-pointed. Fuchi BT Edged weapons accessories Fruit peelers SN The ornamental collar around the hilt of a BT Peelers Japanese sword or dagger next to the guard. The word means border or margin. NT Apple peelers Fuchsias Fruit plates BT Flowers BT Dessert plates

SN A type of plate, of medium size, used for Fuel cells eating fresh fruit by an individual diner at a dinner table. Such plates are usually BT Electrical equipment deorated with fruit motifs and are often gilded. Fuel cooking stoves Fruit slicers BT Cooking stoves

BT Slicers SN Stoves which burn wood, coal, coke or other solid fuel to generate heat for cooking, room-warming Fruit sorters

BT Agricultural machines Fuel tins Sorting equipment USE Petrol cans NT Apple sorters Full plate cameras Fruit spoons BT Plate cameras BT Spoons SN Cameras using the standard size daguerreotype metal plate, ie 6.5 x 8.5 Fruits inches.

BT Plants Full scale models

NT Artificial fruits BT Scale models Bananas NT Replicas Gourds SN Models of objects which are produced at Nut fruits the same size as the original, but may not RT Foodstuffs necessarily function in the same manner, or function at all. Use this term in conjunction with an object to indicate a Frummers full-size model of that object, eg for a life-size model steam engines, use `Steam USE Froes engines' and `Full-scale models'.

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Full size models BT Collars Fur clothing USE Full scale models

Fur jackets Funeral equipment USE Jackets BT Ceremonial objects Occupation-based equipment Furnace tongs NT Burial shoes BT Refractory equipment Coffin accessories Tongs Coffins Crematorium equipment Furnaces

Grave edging tiles BT Metalworking equipment Grave markers Refractory equipment

Grave vases NT Annealing furnaces Hearses Blast furnaces

Hell money RT Forges SN Objects relating to funeral ceremonies and the funeral industry. Furnishing fabrics

Funerary urns USE Furnishing textile lengths

BT Crematorium equipment Urns Furnishing swatches

RT Grave vases BT Swatches SN Urns or boxes designed to hold human ashes Furnishing textile lengths Fungi BT Soft furnishings Textile lengths BT Objects

Furniture Funnels BT Objects BT Objects NT Babies furniture NT Kitchen funnels Bathroom furniture SN Cone-shaped utensils with a tube at the Beds apex for conducting liquid through a small opening. Bedsteads Blackboards Fur clothing Cheval mirrors BT Clothing Childrens furniture

NT Fur coats Desks Fur collars Dining room furniture Furniture suites Fur coats Hallstands

BT Coats Hat racks Fur clothing Hatstands Kitchen furniture Fur collars Medical furniture

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NT Nursery furniture Furniture suites

Office furniture BT Furniture Outdoor furniture NT Bedroom suites Room dividers SN Sets of furniture of similar design and Screens complementary in function, eg. a Seating furniture three-piece lounge suite consists of a settee and two armchairs. Shop furniture

Storage and display furniture Fuses Tables USE Electric fuses Towel racks Umbrella stands G-clamps Furniture accessories USE Gee clamps

BT Objects G-strings NT Antimacassars BT Underpants Ashtray stands SN Tight fitting underpants or swimsuits Ashtrays with narrow piece of cloth at the back. Bedstead knobs Bellpulls Gadget bags

Centrepieces BT Photographic equipment containers Curtain accessories RT Camera cases Desk accessories SN Bags used to carry cameras and camera Doilies accessories such as lenses, filters, and Door accessories flashes. Use `Camera cases' for stand alone cases to enclose and protect Furniture arms cameras.

BT Furniture components Gaiters

BT Footwear Furniture books NT Spats BT Books SN Coverings for the ankle and instep, and sometimes also the lower leg, made of Furniture components cloth or leather and worn over the shoe.

BT Components Galahs NT Bed components BT Australian birds Drawers

Furniture arms Galleys Furniture legs BT Ships Shelves SN Early seagoing vessels propelled by oars Tabletops or by oars and sails. (Macquarie Upholstery components Dictionary, 3rd ed.)

Furniture legs Gallipots

BT Furniture components BT Food storage containers Pots

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RT Jam jars NT Chess pieces

SN Small glazed ceramic containers, basically Draughts cylindrical, for unguents and other Game counters substances, such as jams, conserves and RT Game counters sweetmeats.

Galoshes Games

USE Overshoes BT Objects

NT Arcade games Galvanometers Board games BT Meters Computer game software SN Instruments for measuring small electric Computer game units currents Computer games Gambling equipment Conkers Cribbage boards BT Occupation-based equipment Recreational equipment Dominoes Guessing games NT Gaming boxes Jacks (game) Lottery machines Knuckles (game) Poker machines Pinball games Roulette wheels Playing cards Totalisator equipment Playing marbles Game accessories Puzzles

BT Accessories Skittles

NT Dice Games balls Game boards BT Balls Game pieces NT Beach balls Scorecards Bouncing balls Scoresheets RT Sports balls RT Games SN Balls used in a variety of games. For balls used in sports, use `Sports balls'. Game boards BT Game accessories Gaming boxes

RT Cribbage boards BT Gambling equipment SN Boxes used to conduct gambling Game counters

BT Game pieces Gaming tables BT Tables RT Game pieces

SN Small counters used in board games to move around the board. Garages BT Buildings Game pieces SN Buildings for sheltering a motor vehicle or BT Game accessories vehicles, or establishments where motor vehicles are repaired, petrol is sold etc.

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Garbage bags Gardening forks

BT Bags BT Forks Gardening tools SN Bags used for the disposal of waste matter. RT Pitchforks

Garbage bins Gardening hoes BT Kitchen equipment BT Gardening tools RT Wastepaper baskets Hoes

SN Containers in which household rubbish is kept until collection or disposal. Gardening hoses BT Gardening equipment Garbage trucks Hoses BT Trucks Gardening rakes Garden edging tiles BT Gardening tools Rakes BT Edging tiles Garden ornaments Gardening spades Garden ornaments BT Gardening tools Spades BT Ornaments

NT Garden edging tiles Gardening tools

Gnomes BT Gardening equipment Jardinieres Tools

RT Gardening equipment NT Gardening forks Gardening hoes Gardening books Gardening rakes

BT Books Gardening spades Gardening trowels Gardening equipment Secateurs

BT Domestic equipment RT Shovels

NT Flowerpots Gardening trowels Gardening hoses BT Gardening tools Gardening tools SN Tools with a curved, scooplike blade used Lawn mowers in gardening for taking up plants etc. Lawnmowers Lawn-mowers Garlands

Planters BT Clothing accessories Pot plant holders RT Wreaths Pot plant stands SN Wreaths or strings of flowers, leaves or Sprinklers other material worn for ornament or Watering-cans honour, or hung on something as a Wheelbarrows decoration.

RT Garden ornaments Garments

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USE Clothing Gas generators

BT Generators Garnet paper

BT Abrasives Gas heaters SN Finishing and polishing paper whose BT Heating equipment abrasive is powdered garnet. SN Space heaters, usually domestic, powered Garnitures de cheminee by gas.

BT Vases Gas irons SN Sets of vases designed to decorate BT Laundry irons mantelpieces SN Laundry irons heated by gas burners fixed Garters into the body or attached to a stand.

BT Hosiery Gas lamps SN Fasteners, often in the form of a band BT Gas lighting equipment passing around the leg, to keep up Lamps stockings or long socks.

Gas bottles Gas laundry coppers

USE Gas cylinders USE Laundry coppers

Gas controllers Gas lighting equipment

USE Gaslight time clocks BT Lighting equipment

NT Gas lamps Gas cooking stoves SN Subject term used by PICMAN for exterior gas lights. BT Cooking stoves

Gas meters Gas cylinders BT Meters BT Containers

SN Cylinders and bottles used to store gas Gas tanks under pressure e.g. LPG, helium, oxygen. USE Gas cylinders Gas detectors

BT Safety equipment Gas turbine engines Scientific equipment BT Internal-combustion engines SN Devices used for the identification of gases Turbines in the immediate atmosphere. Used in NT Jet engines particular to detect the presence of gases which are harmful to humans or animals. SN Internal-combustion engines in which a continuous stream of compressed, hot gases (usually air) drive a turbine. The Gas engines term is used to describe a complete engine BT Internal-combustion engines consisting of at least a compressor, a combustion chamber and a turbine. SN Internal-combustion engines driven by a mixture of gas and air. Use `Gas turbine engines' for gas engines used to drive a Gas turbines turbine. USE Gas turbine engines

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Gaslight time clocks SN Instruments for marking lines, measuring pressure, volume or dimensions or acting BT Clocks as a measure to which material or workpieces must conform. SN Clock mechanisms operating a mechanical switch to turn gas street lamps on and off. Gauntlet gloves

Gaslights BT Gloves

USE Gas lighting equipment SN Gloves with cuff-like extensions.

Gasmasks Gauntlets

BT Masks BT Armour Safety equipment RT Gloves SN Masklike devices worn to protect against noxious gases, fumes, etc., as in warfare or SN Armour which covers the hands. in certain industries, the air inhaled by the wearer being filtered through charcoal Gavels and chemicals. BT Office equipment Gasoline engines Striking tools

USE Petrol engines RT Hammers

SN Small mallets used by presiding officers to Gate-leg tables signal for attention or order.

BT Tables Gear generating machines SN Tables having drop leaves which are BT Generators supported when open by legs which swing out and are usually connected by RT Wheel cutting engines cornerpieces. SN Machines that produce straight-bevel gear teeth by reciprocating a cutting tool across Gates the gear face while a generating motion is BT Architectural elements attained by slowly rotating the work and the tool holder, or cradle, at a RT Gateways synchronised rate.

Gateways Gear generator machines USE Gear generating machines BT Architectural elements

RT Gates Gear wheels SN Passages through fences or walls BT Gears separating two external spaces, or the structures or ornamental constructions Wheels enclosing such a passage. NT Pinions

RT Pulleys Gauges SN Any form of toothed wheel, as BT Measuring instruments distinguished from running wheels, pulleys, fly wheels, friction wheels, etc. NT Pressure gauges

Rain gauges Geared marine screw engines Woodworking gauges USE Geared screw engines RT Marking tools

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Geared screw engines SN Negatives employing silver in a gelatine binder on a glass photographic plate. BT Marine screw engines

SN Marine screw engines in which a large Gelatin dry plate positives spur wheel drives a smaller pinion to USE Dry plate positives maintain and moderate the speed of the crankshaft. Gelatin silver prints

Gearing braces USE Silver gelatin prints USE Hand drills Gelatine glass plate negatives

Gears USE Gelatin dry plate negatives BT Machinery components

NT Gear wheels Gelatine photonegatives SN Toothed wheels, cones or cylinders or USE Silver gelatin negatives other machined elements that are designed to mesh with other similarly toothed elements for purposes which Gelatine photoprints include the transmission of power and the USE Silver gelatin prints change of speed or direction.

Gee clamps Gelatine prints

BT Clamps USE Silver gelatin prints

SN Clamps in the shape of the letter C in which force is applied by rotating a Gelatine silver prints threaded shaft through one jaw of the C to USE Silver gelatin prints force the work against the other jaw; frequently used in carpentry and joinery. Gem irons Gee cramps BT Baking tins USE Gee clamps SN Heavy cast iron baking trays with recessed, rounded moulds, each a half Geelums sphere, used for cooking gem scones or small round cakes. USE Rabbet planes Gemstones

Geese BT Stones BT Birds NT Agates Amethysts Geiger counters Carnelians BT Measuring instruments Chrysoprase

RT Radiation meters Diamonds

SN Instruments for detecting and counting Emeralds ionising radiation, consisting of a tube Opals which conducts electricity when the gas Rubies within is ionised by such a particle. Sapphires Gelatin dry plate negatives Synthetic gemstones SN Stones which have been cut and/or worked BT Glass plate negatives to display their qualities.

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Genealogical charts BT Specimens

BT Charts NT Soil specimens

RT Mineral samples RT Genealogy SN Samples of earth, rock or minerals that have been collected as specimens. Genealogical documents BT Documents Geophysical survey instruments

BT Surveying equipment Genealogical trees NT Clinometers USE Genealogical documents SN Surveying instruments used for geological study, including rock and soil mechanics Genealogies and surveying the earth.

USE Genealogical documents Gestetners

BT Copying machines Generating sets SN Duplicators, in which a stencil cut on a USE Generators typewriter is wound round two ink-covered cylinders, operating in the same fashion as a silk screen. Generators BT Machines Get well cards

NT Acetylene generators BT Greeting cards Acetyline generators Electric generators Geta

Electroplating generators USE Sandals Foam generators Gas generators Giant pandas

Gear generating machines BT Mammals Negative ion generators RT Bears Ozone generators Signal generators Gimlet bits Synchronising generators BT Woodworking bits RT Steam turbines SN Bits with spiral flutes and sharp threaded SN Apparatus for producing electricity, gases, points; used for boring small holes in steam, foam, etc. wood. Geographical equipment Gimlets BT Equipment BT Drills NT Atlases SN A small tool for boring holes. Maps Gin glasses Geological maps BT Liquor glasses BT Maps SN Drinking glasses, varying in shape, for serving gin. They are similar to a wine Geological specimens glass but smaller, usually about 9 to 11 cm. high.

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Ginger beer bottles RT Plastic eyes

BT Soft drink bottles Glass forms RT Soft drinks BT Sculptures

Ginger graters Glass harmonicas BT Food graters BT Percussion instruments

Ginger jars SN Instruments consisting of a series of glass bowls graduated in size played with a BT Food storage jars moistened finger

Girandoles Glass negatives USE Wet collodion negatives BT Light fittings

RT Lustres Glass plate cameras SN Ornate branched supports for candles or BT Plate cameras other lights. NT Dry plate cameras Girdles Wet plate cameras

BT Underwear RT Glass plates

NT Maternity girdles SN Cameras using glass plates coated with a light sensitive emulsion that receive the Pantie girdles image through the aperture of the camera. SN Undergarments that support the abdominal region of the body. Glass plate negatives

Girls clothing BT Negatives

BT Childrens clothing NT Dry collodion negatives SN Use this term in conjunction with a more Gelatin dry plate negatives specific term. Gelatine glass plate negatives

Glass bricks Wet collodion negatives SN Negatives formed on photographic glass BT Bricks plates.

Glass-collodion positives Glass plate positives BT Positives USE Ambrotypes

RT Ambrotypes Glass cutters

BT Cutting tools Glass plates

Glassmaking equipment BT Photographic plates

Glass engraving tools NT Dry plate positives SN Photographic plates used in glass plate USE Engraving tools cameras.

Glass eyes Glass prints

BT Eyes BT Photographic prints

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SN Prints made by exposing sensitised Glaze test samples photographic paper to the sun beneath a glass plate on which the design has been BT Pottery equipment drawn. Also known as Cliches-Verre. Test samples

RT Clay test samples Glass shards

BT Shards Gliders

BT Aircraft Glass slides NT Hang-gliders USE Lantern slides SN Motorless aeroplanes for gliding from a higher to a lower level by the action of Glassblowing pipes gravity, or from lower to a higher level by the action of air currents. USE Blow irons Globes Glasses BT Maps BT Objects NT Celestial globes NT Custard glasses Terrestrial globes Drinking glasses SN Spheres with maps depicted on them. Jelly glasses Sundae glasses Glossing irons

USE Polishing irons Glasses cases

USE Spectacles cases Glove boxes

BT Clothing storage containers Glassmaking equipment

BT Occupation-based equipment Glove puppets

NT Annealing furnaces BT Puppets Blow irons Borax Glove stretchers

Crucibles BT Clothing accessories Glass cutters

Glassmaking moulds Gloves SN Use this term for collections of tools and implements utilised in the process of BT Clothing accessories making glass objects. Where possible, specify the particular piece of equipment. NT Boxing gloves Disposable gloves Glassmaking moulds Driving gloves BT Glassmaking equipment Evening gloves Industrial moulds Gauntlet gloves RT Blow irons Glue Glauns BT Adhesives

USE Clamps Glue pots

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BT Pots Gold chains

BT Chains Gluts SN Linked strand made of gold. USE Wedges Gold licences Gnomes BT Licences BT Figures Garden ornaments Gold pans Goannas BT Goldmining equipment

BT Australian animals SN Pans used for alluvial goldmining. Lizards Gold points

Goats BT Metal points BT Mammals Gold washing cradles

Goblets BT Goldmining equipment BT Drinking vessels

SN Stemmed and footed drinking vessels Goldmining equipment

BT Mining equipment Goffering irons NT Gold pans BT Standing irons Gold washing cradles SN Laundry irons used to give a fluted or Sluice boxes rounded appearance to flounces or frills. SN Equipment used for goldmining. Goggles Golf balls BT Eyewear BT Golfing equipment NT Aviation goggles Sports balls Motoring goggles Ski goggles Golf clothes Swimming goggles BT Sports clothing

Going-away clothing Golf clubs BT Ceremonial clothing BT Golfing equipment NT Going-away dresses SN Clothing worn by a bride and/or groom Golfing equipment when leaving their wedding celebrations to embark on their honeymoon. BT Sports equipment

NT Golf balls Going-away dresses Golf clubs BT Dresses SN Equipment used to play the sport of golf, Going-away clothing such as golf balls, golf clubs, tees, etc. SN A dress worn by a bride when leaving her wedding celebrations to embark on her Golliwogs honeymoon. BT Character dolls

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BT Soft toys SN Implements similar to chisels, with a long, curved blade used for hollowing out wood, RT Black dolls or for making holes, channels, or grooves SN Black-faced dolls, usually soft, with pop in wood or stone. eyes and a large red mouth; based on a character in children's books c.1900. Gouging chisels

Gollywogs USE Gouges

USE Golliwogs Gourds

Gong sticks BT Fruits

USE Gong strikers NT Calabashes

RT Maracas Gong strikers

BT Percussion instruments Government buildings USE Official buildings RT Gongs

SN Covered mallets or sticks used to strike gongs. Government records BT Documents Gongs

BT Percussion instruments Graduated filters

RT Gong strikers BT Camera filters

SN Large heavy bronze discs hung by the NT Sky filters edge, and struck in the middle with a SN Filters having one coloured half and one wool-covered mallet. transparent half, with the colour fading gradually towards the centre of the filter. Gorgets USE Neck armour Grains

BT Plants Gouache paintings NT Hops BT Watercolour paintings SN Paintings executed in opaque watercolour Gramophone cylinders paints. BT Sound recordings Gouaches

USE Gouache paintings Gramophone motors BT Motors

Gougers SN Electric motors used to run a gramophone.

BT Violin making tools Gramophone needles Gouges USE Styluses (audio)

BT Cutting tools Gramophone records NT Carving gouges USE Audio records RT Chisels

Gramophones

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BT Audio equipment Grass trees

RT Phonographs BT Australian plants

SN Device for playing 78rpm disc recordings. The term is more commonly used in Grasses United Kingdom, while Phonograph was more common in USA. Use 'Cylinder BT Plants players' for players of cylinders and use 'Record players' for turntables that play LPs or 45s. Grasshopper engines BT Beam engines Grand pianos SN Beam engines used for rotative duties, BT Pianos using a shorter beam than was customary. Their name was suggested by rocking links at the beam end. They are pivoted at Grandfather clocks one end instead of the centre. USE Longcase clocks Grattoirs

Grani USE Stone scrapers

USE Grano coins Grave edging tiles

Granny's tooth BT Edging tiles Funeral equipment USE Router planes SN Tiles used around the edge of graves.

Grano coins Grave markers BT Coins BT Funeral equipment SN The grano was first of all a southern SN Use for head stones, crosses tec placed at Italian weight, to the norm of 1/600 of an the end of graves to indicate the location uncia. Later, it became the smallest of a grave. copper denomination in the coinage of Ferdinand II of Naples and Sicily; and from the 16th to the 19th centuries it was Grave vases also the smallest copper coin of Malta, BT Funeral equipment until replaced by the third-farthing under Vases British rule. RT Funerary urns Grape presses

BT Presses Gravers Winemaking equipment BT Engraving tools

NT Stipple gravers Grappling irons Tint tools BT Tools SN The engraver's principal tool (also known SN Devices consisting essentially of one or as a burin). It is a short steel rod, usually more hooks or clamps, for grasping or lozenge-shaped in section, cut obliquely at holding something; grapples; grapnels the end to provide a point. Its short, rounded handle is pushed by the palm of Grass skirts the hand while the fingers guide the point.

BT Skirts Gravy boats

SN Skirts made of grass or other natural USE Sauce boats fibres, usually long strands attached to a waistband.

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Gravy spoons Grinding stones

BT Spoons BT Stone tools Stones NT Strainer spoons SN Hand-held stones used to grind grain etc. SN Types of spoons for serving gravy or sauce from a platter, as distinguished from a ladle. It usually has a long handle and a Grinding tools deep bowl, circular or oval-shaped, and is BT Tools similar to but longer than a basting spoon. Some are in the form of a type of strainer NT Abrasive grinders spoon. Mortars and pestles Gravy strainers RT Mills

BT Kitchenware Strainers Grindstones USE Grinding stones Greatcoats USE Overcoats Grisaille paintings

BT Paintings

Greeting cards SN Monochrome paintings in grey or greyish BT Cards colour.

NT Birthday cards Groat coins Christmas cards BT Coins Get well cards NT Groats Grenades Half groats SN English or Scottish silver pieces to the BT Explosive weapons value of four pennies.

Greybeards Groats

USE Bellarmines BT Groat coins

RT Fourpences Gridiron balls SN English silver coins of the 14th to 17th USE Footballs centuries, worth fourpence.

Grocery coupons Grilles BT Retailing equipment BT Architectural elements

RT Ration cards RT Airbricks

SN Lattice or openwork screens, usually of metal and often of decorative design, used Grommets to cover a window, a doorway or the outlet BT Fasteners of a ventilation system. Hardware SN Rings or eyelets of metal, rubber etc.. Grinder heads

BT Machine tools Grooving planes SN The part of a grinding tool or grinding BT Planes equipment, which performs the grinding action. NT Fillisters

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NT Plough planes Guided missiles

Rabbet planes BT Missiles RT Japanese planes RT Rockets SN Planes intended to make grooves in wood.

Guilders Groschen coins BT Coins BT Coins SN Dutch coins. SN The principal silver coin of the Holy Roman Empire. Also a modern name for copper or nickel pieces of 10 pfennige. Guinea coins

USE Guineas Grosz coins

BT Coins Guineas SN Polish coins. BT Shilling coins

Grosze Guitar cases USE Grosz coins BT Musical instrument cases

Groszy Guitar-harps USE Grosz coins USE Harp-lutes

Ground edge axes Guitarras BT Axes USE English guitars

Ground sheets Guitars BT Camping equipment BT Stringed instruments RT Picnic rugs NT Acoustic guitars Double-necked guitars Guarantee cards Electric guitars USE Business guarantees Resonator guitars SN Stringed instruments with a Guard rings figure-of-eight body shape and strings tuned in a particular pattern. USE Keeper rings Gum blossoms

Guepieres BT Flowers BT Corsets

SN Small lightweight corsets made to produce Gum nuts a tiny waist. Appeared in 1945 with the USE Gumnuts New Look.

Guessing games Gum trees

BT Games USE Eucalyptus trees

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Gumboots BT Directional compasses

BT Boots RT Gyroscopes

SN Compasses that rely on the properties of a RT Wellington boots gyroscope for their action, rather than SN Rubber or plastic boots worn to protect magnetism. Such compasses are against water or mud unaffected by the metal components of the ship or aircraft in which they are located, Gumnuts and point to true rather than magnetic north. BT Plant components Gyrocompasses

Gun barrels USE Gyro-compasses BT Firearm components

NT Blunderbuss barrels Gyrocopters USE Autogyros Gun stocks

BT Firearm components Gyroscopes

BT Scientific equipment

Guncarriages SN Apparatus consisting of a rotating wheel BT Military equipment mounted so that it can maintain the same absolute direction in space despite SN The carriage or structure on which a gun movements of the mountings and is mounted, and from which it is fired. surrounding parts. They are used to maintain equilibrium in aeroplanes and Guns ships and to determine direction, as in gyro-compasses. BT Firearms

NT Airguns Gyroscopic compasses Machine guns USE Gyro-compasses Shotguns RT Artillery Hacksaws

BT Hand tools Guslas Metalworking saws

USE Gusles RT Bow saws

SN Lightweight metal-cutting hand saws with Gusles a narrow fine-toothed blade retained in an adjustable metal frame. BT Fiddles

SN One-stringed fiddles from Yugoslavia. Hair BT Body parts (human) Gyles NT Human hair USE Brewing vats Hair brushes

Gym boots USE Hairbrushes BT Boots Sports footwear Hair care equipment

BT Equipment Gyro-compasses

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NT Comb cases Hair gels

Combs BT Hair styling products Curling iron heaters

Curling irons Hair Jewellery Hair clippers USE Hairwork jewellery Hair curlers Hair driers Hair oils Hair rollers BT Hair toiletries Hair toiletries SN Preparations designed to be rubbed into Hairbrushes hair (usually men's), to hold it in place. Hairdressing scissors Hairnets Hair pins

Hairpins USE Hairpins Perming equipment RT Barbers equipment Hair rinses

USE Hair colourings Hair clippers BT Hair care equipment Hair rollers

BT Hair care equipment Hair clips BT Head ornaments Hair sprays

BT Hair styling products Hair colourings BT Hair toiletries Hair styling products

RT Dyes BT Hair toiletries

SN Colouring, either permanent or NT Hair gels temporary, applied to the hair. Hair sprays Hair conditioners RT Hairbrushes

BT Hair toiletries SN Toiletries used to hold hair in place or in a hairdo.

Hair cosmetics Hair toiletries

USE Hair toiletries BT Hair care equipment Toiletries Hair curlers NT Hair colourings

USE Hair rollers Hair conditioners Hair oils Hair driers Hair styling products

BT Hair care equipment Pomades Shampoos

Hair dyes RT Pomade jars SN Preparations used for hair care. USE Hair colourings

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Hairbrushes BT Dollar coins

BT Brushes Hair care equipment Half falus coins SN Brushes for grooming the hair. BT Falus coins

Haircombs Half farthings

USE Combs BT Penny coins

Hairdressing equipment Half florin coins USE Hair care equipment USE Half florins

Hairdressing scissors Half florins BT Hair care equipment BT Florins Scissors

Hairnets Half franc coins BT Franc coins BT Hair care equipment Headwear

NT Snoods Half groats BT Groat coins

Hairpins SN English silver coins of the 14th to 17th BT Hair care equipment centuries, worth tuppence.

NT Bobby pins Half guineas

BT Shilling coins Hairwork jewellery

BT Jewellery Half kopek coins SN Jewellery incorporating woven hair, often BT Kopek coins used in mourning jewellery.

Half anna coins Half noble coins

BT Anna coins BT Noble coins

Half cent coins Half nobles

BT Cent coins USE Half noble coins

Half crowns Half penny coins

BT Shilling coins USE Halfpennies

RT Thirty pence coins Half pfennig coins Half dime coins BT Pfennig coins

BT Five cent coins Half plate cameras Half dollar coins BT Plate cameras

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SN Cameras using plates that were half the BT Hand tools size of the standard full plate. Striking tools

NT Coopering hammers Half plates Patella hammers BT Photographic plates Peen hammers SN Photographic plates used in half plate Shoe hammers cameras. Sledgehammers Half real coins Steam hammers

BT Real coins Strapped head hammers RT Gavels

Half-round pliers SN Hand tools with the handle perpendicular to the head, used for driving nails or other USE Combination pliers applications involving pounding or striking. Half sovereigns Hammocks BT Shilling coins BT Seating furniture

SN A net that is used as a swinging seat or Halfpennies bed, usually suspended between two poles BT Penny coins or trees.

Hand axes Halfpenny tokens BT Axes BT Tokens Stone tools

RT Axe heads Hallstands SN Stone implements chipped over both BT Furniture surfaces and often pointed at one end, ranging in shape from triangular or pear-shaped to oval. Halters USE Horse tack Hand bags

USE Handbags Hammer drivers BT Coopering hammers Hand beaders Hoop drivers BT Woodworking tools SN Cooper's hammers with a straight pane grooved along the edge which serves as a SN Double handled tools with a metal centre driver. They can be used for hammering section into which profile cutters are down the hoop or can be held on the hoop inserted, unmarked. Used for beading, and struck with another hammer. reeding or fluting straight or irregular surfaces and for all kinds of light Hammer dulcimers routering.

USE Dulcimers Hand bellows

BT Bellows Hammerhead picks

BT Picks Hand driers

BT Machines Hammers Sanitary equipment

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SN Electrical blow driers for use after Hand plate cameras washing hands. USE Plate cameras Hand drills

BT Drills Hand printed books Hand tools BT Books SN Hand-operated boring devices made up of a central steel tube containing a shaft. At one end is a handle and at the other a Hand saws bit-holding chuck. BT Woodworking saws

Hand fans NT Compass saws

BT Fans RT Mitre boxes

Personal adornments SN Saws which have a handle at one end and NT Advertising fans a wide blade which tapers in width from handle to toe. They are never power saws. Brise fans Court fans Hand screens Feather fans BT Personal adornments Mourning fans Screens Painted fans NT Screen fans Wedding fans SN Fans designed to be held in the hand, for Hand soap personal use or as a decorative clothing accessory. USE Bath soaps

Hand grips Hand tools BT Camera supports BT Tools SN Smaller camera supports which brace the camera like a rifle or resemble the handle NT Allen keys of a pistol. Chisels Hacksaws Hand looms Hammers BT Looms Hand drills Pliers Hand mangles Screwdrivers BT Upright mangles Soldering irons Wrenches RT Clothes wringers RT Tool boxes SN Domestic upright mangles operated by hand, often performing the same functions SN Any tools which are operated by and as a clothes wringer. guided by hand.

Hand mirrors Hand towels

BT Mirrors USE Handtowels

Hand muffs Handaxes

USE Muffs USE Hand axes

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Handbags Handles

BT Bags BT Components Clothing accessories NT Basket handles Personal effects Cane tops NT Evening bags Cup handles Handbasins Doorhandles Laundry iron handles BT Basins Plumbing fixtures Tool handles SN Basins, especially those permanently fixed Umbrella handles in a bathroom, used for washing parts of Vase handles the body. Walking-stick handles Handbells Whip handles SN The parts of objects intended to be BT Bells grasped by the hand in order to use or move the object. RT Musical bells

SN Bells rung by hand. Use Musical bells for Handrills those used for musical performance. USE Hand drills Handbills

BT Advertisements Handscrew clamps Documents BT Clamps

RT Advertising leaflets SN Any clamps set by means of a screw; especially those used in woodworking which have two parallel jaws for holding Handbooks together work to be pressed. BT Books Handscrew cramps Handcuffs USE Handscrew clamps

BT Punishment equipment

SN Ring-shaped shackles for the wrists, Handtowels usually a pair connected by a short chain BT Towels or linked bar.

Handkerchief bags Handworked photographs USE BT Bags Manipulated photographs Personal effects

RT Handkerchief boxes Hang-gliders BT Gliders

Handkerchief boxes SN Simple, kite-like gliders without a fuselage but with a framework from which BT Boxes a person hangs in a harness, using a Personal effects horizontal bar to control flight. RT Handkerchief bags Hanging ropes

Handkerchiefs BT Punishment equipment

BT Clothing accessories Ropes Personal effects

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Hankies Harmoniums

USE Handkerchiefs BT Reed organs

SN Free-reed organs with pressure Hansom cabs foot-bellows.

BT Horsedrawn vehicles Harness

BT Horse tack Hard hats SN Combinations of straps, bands and other BT Hats parts forming the working gear of a horse Protective clothing or other draft animal (except the ox). SN Protective hats made of strengthened, rigid materials with a shock-absorbing Harness ornaments lining, often yellow; worn in hazardous working conditions for protection and BT Horse accessories visibility (Getty Institute, Art & Ornaments Architecture Thesaurus, 2005). Harp guitars Hardware USE Harp-lutes BT Objects

NT Bolts Harp lute guitars

Brackets USE Harp-lutes Escutcheons Firemarks Harp-lutes

Grommets BT English guitars Hinges SN A generic term for a range of modified Keys English guitars first developed by Edward Locks Light in 1798. Harp-lutes were slightly shorter than conventional guitars and Nails characterised by wide fingerboards and Nameplates soundboxes with vaulted backs. Nuts (hardware) Nuts and bolts Harp-lyres Rivets USE Harp-lutes Screw eyes Screws Harp mandolins Washers USE Harp-lutes

RT Tools

SN Large and small items that are necessary Harpoons to attach, anchor, hold or join materials BT Edged weapons and components of structures, furniture Projectile weapons and other objects. RT Fishing equipment Hardware packaging

BT Packaging Harps

BT Stringed instruments Harmonicas

USE Mouth organs Harpsichords

BT Keyboard instruments

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NT Spinets Hat trimmings

Virginals BT Headwear accessories SN Keyboard instruments with wire strings plucked by very small plectra, each held RT Millinery equipment separately in an upright wooden strip or jack. Harpsichords generally have a winged shape with strings at right angles Hat veils to the keyboard. BT Headwear accessories Veils Harrows SN Veils that attach to hats, usually worn BT Agricultural machines over the face

SN Agricultural implements set with teeth, Hatblocks upright discs etc., usually of iron, drawn over ploughed land to level it, break clods, USE Hat blocks etc. Hatboxes Harvesters BT Clothing storage containers BT Agricultural machines

NT Stripper harvesters Hatchets

BT Axes Hat block making equipment

BT Millinery equipment RT Hatchets

Hat block stands Hatpin bottles

BT Millinery equipment BT Bottles Stands RT Hatpins

SN Narrow glass bottles with metal lids, used Hat blocks for storing hatpins. BT Millinery equipment Hatpins Hat boxes BT Headwear accessories Jewellery USE Hatboxes Pins

RT Hat brushes Hatpin bottles

BT Clothes brushes Hatracks

USE Hat racks Hat pins

USE Hatpins Hats

BT Headwear Hat racks

BT Furniture NT Akubra hats Boaters RT Hatstands Bowler hats Cabbage tree hats Hat stands Chefs hats USE Hatstands Cloche hats

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NT Cocktail hats BT Wreaths Hard hats Headbands Panama hats BT Head ornaments Party hats Pork-pie hats Sun hats Headcloths Top hats BT Headwear Uniform hats

RT Helmets Headdress coins BT Coins Hatstands Headwear accessories

BT Furniture Headdresses RT Hat racks BT Headwear

SN Coverings for the head and hair, often Hawks-bill croze irons made of cloth and sometimes elaborately USE Croze irons wrapped.

Headlight assemblies Hay rakes BT Motor car components BT Agricultural tools Rakes NT Headlight lenses

Head cloths Headlight lenses

USE Headcloths BT Headlight assemblies Lenses Head ornaments Headphones BT Headwear BT Audio equipment NT Aigrettes SN Devices consisting of one or two small Hair clips speakers with attachments for holding Headbands them over the ears. Mantilla combs Headsets Scrunchies BT Telecommunications equipment

Head strapped hammers SN Sets of equipment which include a microphone and one or a pair of USE Strapped head hammers headphones with a strap or bar over the head, or attached to a helmet; designed to Head vices free hands while communicating.

USE Coopering vices Headware

USE Headwear Head wear

USE Headwear Headwear

BT Clothing Head wreaths

BT Headwear NT Aigrettes

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NT Balaclavas NT Birth control equipment Berets Bone growth stimulators Bonnets Breast pumps Caps Bronchodilators Coronets Cold packs Crowns (headwear) Cotton wool Diadems Craniometers Earmuffs Defibrillators Hairnets Dental equipment Hats Diathermy machines Head ornaments Diet aids Head wreaths Dressings Headcloths Electrocardiographs Headdresses Enemas Helmets Eye testing equipment Mantillas Eye washers Shower caps First aid equipment Tiaras Health and medical charts Turbans Hearing aids Veils Inhalers SN A broad term for all coverings for the Leg calipers head. Where possible, use more specific Massage equipment terms. Measuring spoons Headwear accessories Medical cases

BT Clothing accessories Medical furniture Medical imaging equipment NT Hat trimmings Medical instruments Hat veils Medical kits Hatpins Medical moulds Headdress coins Medical pumps Lappets Medical textiles Health and medical charts Medical tubing

BT Charts Medicinal atomisers Health and medical equipment Menstrual products

NT Eye charts Nebulisers First aid charts Negative ion generators Pharmaceutical equipment Health and medical equipment Pharmacy equipment BT Equipment Prostheses Respirators NT Acupuncture equipment Resuscitation equipment Ampoules Surgical equipment Anaesthesia equipment Surgical supports Anatomical models Swabs Autoclaves

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NT Therapeutic devices BT Environment control equipment Toothpicks NT Bed warmers Vaccination equipment Boot warmers Ventilators Braziers Veterinary equipment Briquettes Walking aids Fireplaces Water treatment equipment Food warmers Wheelchairs Foot-warmers

RT Eyewear Gas heaters Radiators Heang rein Solar heaters

BT Woodwind instruments Stoves Water heaters RT Oboes SN Chinese instruments similar to the oboe, Heel planes with a double reed. USE Compass planes Hearing aids Helicopters BT Health and medical equipment BT Rotary wing aircraft NT Ear trumpets

Hell money Hearses BT Funeral equipment BT Funeral equipment Paper money Vehicles SN Specially printed paper money burnt at Chinese funerals. Hearth tiles BT Tiles Heller coins

BT Coins

Heat engines SN A type of silver penny which became USE Hot air engines widely diffused in southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Also modern Austrian coins. Heat sealers

BT Food processing equipment Helmets Sealers BT Headwear SN Devices used to seal plastic bags by the Protective clothing application of heat. NT Aviation helmets

Heaters Bicycle helmets Firefighters helmets USE Heating equipment Military helmets Motorcycle helmets Heating engines Pith helmets USE Hot air engines Space helmets Sports safety helmets Heating equipment BT Domestic equipment Hemidrachm coins

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BT Drachm coins USE Highchairs

RT Triobol coins High pressure engines SN The half drachm piece of ancient Greek coinage, more commonly known as the USE Non-condensing engines triobol, sharing with the diobol a particular function; it was the daily payment of any citizen acting as a judge. Highchairs (The Seaby Coin Encyclopaedia, Ewald BT Chairs Junge, BA Seaby Ltd, London, 1992). Childrens furniture Nursery furniture Hen eggs SN Tall chairs used by infants at mealtimes BT Bird eggs Hilts

Hens BT Edged weapons accessories USE Chickens RT Tsuba

SN Handles of swords or daggers. Heraldic ware

USE Armorial ware Hinges

BT Hardware Hermetic motors NT Door hinges USE Induction motors

Hipster pants Heterodyne units BT Trousers BT Audio equipment SN Mens or womens trousers or jeans that SN Heterodyne units are used to monitor hang from the hips, not the waist i.e. the sub-sonic frequencies, by shifting all waistline is below the navel. frequencies by 400Hz. Hire purchase agreements Hewing axes BT Legal documents USE Broadaxes Sales records

Hibachi Hobbles

BT Cooking equipment BT Horse tack

RT Barbecues SN Ropes, straps etc., used to fasten together the legs of an animal so as to prevent free SN Portable braziers on which foods are motion. barbecued, consisting of a heavy wire grill over a pot-shaped container for burning Hods charcoal (Japanese). BT Construction equipment Hibiscus Lifting equipment SN Portable troughs for carrying mortar, BT Plants bricks etc., fixed crosswise on top of a pole and carried on the shoulder. High and low pressure engines Hoe money USE Compound engines BT Primitive money

High chairs

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SN Hoe-shaped metal pieces used as money, Holland blinds eg. "Pu" money of China, Aztecs, and areas of Africa south of the Sahara. BT Blinds

Hoes Hollow augers BT Agricultural tools USE Hollow bits

NT Gardening hoes Rotary hoes Hollow bits

BT Auger bits Holdalls Wheelwrighting tools

USE Bags RT Spoke trimmer bits

SN Cylindrical bodied bits with a large Holders cylindrical nose and radial cutters, used to make round tendons, and particularly BT Objects used by wheelwrights for rounding and NT Bill holders shouldering spoke tongues. Bottle holders Hollow planes Bouquet holders BT Moulding planes Candle holders Card holders RT Round planes Cigar holders SN Planes with a concave sole for cutting rounded mouldings. They are usually Cigarette holders paired with round planes in a set. Document holders Drink can holders Hollowing drawing knives

Flower holders BT Coopering drawing knives Key holders SN Drawing knives with blades bent in a Knife holders shallow hollowing curve. They are used to Matchbox holders trim and give a slight concavity to the inside of staves. Pen holders Pencil holders Holograms Photograph holders BT Positives Pot plant holders SN Photographs of patterns produced by Purses interference between coherent light-beam Soap holders and light diffracted from the same beam by an object. A two- or three-dimensional Toothbrush holders image of the object is produced when the hologram is suitably illuminated. Holey dollars BT Coins Holographs

USE Holograms RT Eight real coins

SN The first coinage of Australia, Spanish dollars with their centres cut out. The Holsters remaining "ring" was then marked on one BT Firearms accessories side with the value "five shillings". The centre part, known as the dump was issued as a piece of "fifteen pence". Homemade toys

BT Toys

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RT Bush toys Hookahs

SN Use for collections of homemade toys. For BT Smoking pipes individual homemade toys use in conjunction with heading for specific type SN Smoking pipes with a long, flexible tube of toy, e.g. `Homemade toys' and `Dolls' for by which the smoke of tobacco, marijuana, homemade dolls. etc, is drawn through a vessel of water and thus cooled. Homewares Hooks USE Domestic equipment BT Objects

Honey NT Clothing hooks Fishing hooks BT Foodstuffs Fleshhooks

Honey ants Wall hooks

BT Ants Hoop drivers

SN Honey-pot ant non-preferred term. BT Coopering tools

Honey containers NT Burton drivers Hammer drivers BT Food storage containers RT Coopering hammers RT Honey SN Wedge-shaped tools used by coopers for driving hoops over the outside of a cask. Honey jars Most of them are grooved at the nose to prevent them slipping off the hoop. BT Food storage jars Hooters

Honey knives BT Percussion instruments BT Beekeeping equipment Knives Hops

RT Honey BT Grains

Honey-pot ants Horizontal engines USE Honey ants BT Steam engines

SN Engines with the cylinder(s) arranged Honeycomb horizontally. BT Animal products Horizontal enlargers

Honeyeaters BT Photographic enlargers

BT Birds SN Enlargers with a horizontal rather than vertical arrangement.

Honour boards Horoscopes

BT Plaques BT Charts

SN Large plaques with names from an honour Personal papers roll listed for display on a wall, often wooden with gold or black lettering.

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SN Forecasts of a person's future derived from USE Horseshoes studying the positions of the planets at the person's birth. The term is also used to describe the charts created to calculate Horse tack a horoscope. BT Horse accessories

Horse accessories NT Bridle bits

BT Animal accessories Bridles Harness NT Harness ornaments Hobbles Horse armour Saddlebags Horse riding equipment Saddlecloths Horse tack Saddles Horseshoes Saddletrees

Horse armour Stirrups RT Horse riding equipment BT Armour Horse accessories SN The equipment collectively which pertains to the saddling and harnessing of horses, including saddlebags and saddlecloths. Horse bells USE Animal bells Horse trams

BT Trams Horse carts SN Trams powered by horses. BT Carts Horsedrawn vehicles Horse trappings

USE Horse accessories Horse harness

USE Harness Horse whips

USE Riding whips Horse harness ornaments

USE Harness ornaments Horsedrawn buses

BT Buses Horse livery Horsedrawn vehicles USE Horse accessories RT Toy horsedrawn buses

Horse riding equipment Horsedrawn coaches BT Equipment BT Horsedrawn vehicles Horse accessories

NT Jodhpurs RT Toy horsedrawn coaches Riding boots Riding habits Horsedrawn vehicle components Riding whips BT Vehicle components Spurs SN Personal accoutrements for horse riding. Horsedrawn vehicles

BT Vehicles Horse shoes NT Chariots

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NT Hansom cabs Hot-water bottles

Horse carts USE Hot water bottles Horsedrawn buses Horsedrawn coaches Hot water bottles Milk floats BT Bed warmers Wagonettes

RT Sleighs Hot water cans

BT Cans Horses

BT Mammals Hot water dishes

USE Hot water plates Horseshoes

BT Horse accessories Hot water plates

BT Food warmers Hoses Plates BT Objects SN Double-walled plates with a hollow space between the upper and lower surfaces for NT Gardening hoses containing hot water to keep food warm. The water poured in through a small hole Hosiery in the rim.

BT Clothing accessories Hot water urns

NT Garters BT Food warmers Pantihose Urns

Socks RT Tea urns Stockings Suspenders Hotpants

Tights BT Clothing

SN Brief, tight shorts, usually conspicuously Hospital equipment coloured, worn by women. USE Health and medical equipment Hourglasses Hot air balloons BT Timepieces

BT Aircraft SN Timepieces that measure equal periods of time by the motion of sand or other freely flowing, fine-grained substances through a Hot air engines narrow aperture between two triangular BT External-combustion engines or conical glass bulbs arranged mouth to mouth; probably introduced in the early NT Ericsson engines 14th century and used then especially for timepkeeping aboard ships. Stirling engines SN External-combustion engines which use hot furnace gases in the engine cylinder House bricks instead of steam. BT Bricks

Hot pants RT Airbricks

USE Hotpants

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House coats NT Cleaning toys

BT Coats Kitchen toys Laundry toys SN Loose buttoned or zipped coats, long or short for wearing at home Toy appliances Toy baskets House dusters Toy sewing machines USE Dusters Toy tableware SN Toys which replicate household House signs equipment, appliances, etc.

BT Signs Houses

BT Residential buildings Household linen NT Farmhouses USE Household textiles Terrace houses

RT Toy houses Household linens

USE Household textiles How to vote cards

BT Cards Household manuals RT BT Manuals Ballot papers

Household textiles Howeling knives USE Jigger knives BT Domestic equipment Textiles

NT Bath linen Huchin Bedding USE Huqin Blankets Jug covers Human bones Mosquito nets BT Body parts (human) Pillows NT Skulls (human) Rugs Runners Human figures Soft furnishings BT Figures Table linen

Tea-cosies Human hair Tea-towels BT Hair RT Dolls household textiles

SN This broad term is included only as a Humidifiers place-holder for hierarchy purposes and is not to be used to describe individual BT Environment control equipment objects; instead use the specific group of household items from the list below, or where possible name a specific object. Hunting and gathering tools

BT Tools Household toys NT Archery equipment BT Toys

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NT Bone tools Hydraulic turbines

Boomerangs USE Water turbines Bows and arrows Digging sticks Hydrological equipment Firesticks BT Scientific equipment Hunting knives SN Equipment used in the science dealing Nulla nullas with water on the land or under the Spears earths surface, such as current meters, flow calculators and other instruments Spearthrowers used to measure water. Stone tools Hydrometers Hunting horns BT Measuring instruments BT Musical horns NT Saccharometers SN Instruments for determining the specific Hunting knives gravity of liquids BT Hunting and gathering tools Hygrometers NT Bowie knives BT Meters Huqin

BT Fiddles Hypodermic injection devices USE Hypodermic injectors SN Chinese spike fiddles

Hurdy gurdies Hypodermic injectors

USE Hurdy-gurdies BT Injection instruments SN Devices used to inject material below the Hurdy-gurdies skin, without a needle. BT Stringed instruments Hypodermic needles

BT Injection instruments Hyalotypes Needles

USE Lantern slides RT Hypodermic syringes

SN Hollow needles used to inject solutions Hydraulic equipment subcutaneously

BT Equipment Hypodermic syringes

NT Hydraulic shovels BT Injection instruments Pumps Syringes SN Equipment operated by or employing SN Small piston or barrel syringes having a water detatchable hollow needle used to inject solutions subcutaneously. Hydraulic shovels

BT Construction equipment Ice-axes Hydraulic equipment BT Axes SN Revolving mechanical excavators in which SN Axes used by mountaineers to cut hydraulic rams or motors are substituted footholds in ice. for drums and cables.

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Ice bags Icebags

USE Cold packs USE Cold packs

Ice buckets Iceboxes

BT Buckets USE Ice chests Tableware SN Vessels for holding pieces of ice, usually to Iced-tea spoons keep drinks cool. BT Spoons Ice chests RT Teaspoons BT Refrigerators SN Modern spoons having small oval bowls SN Ice-cooled containers for food, used widely and stems about 20 cm long that are used prior to electric refrigeration. for stirring beverages served in a tall drinking glass. Ice-cream churns Icepicks BT Churns Kitchen equipment BT Picks SN Picks or similar tools for breaking ice. Ice-cream moulds BT Food moulds Iceskates

USE Ice-skates Ice cube trays

BT Kitchenware Identification photographs

Trays USE Identity photographs

Ice mattocks Identification tags BT Mattocks USE Identity tags SN Instruments shaped like pickaxes but with one broad end, used for breaking up ice. Identity badges BT Badges Ice mattocks and spikes Identity devices

USE Ice mattocks RT Identity photographs

Ice picks Identity cards

USE Icepicks BT Cards

RT Identity photographs Ice skates

USE Ice-skates Identity devices

BT Personal effects Ice-skates NT Coats of arms BT Skates Identity badges Identity tags Ice spikes and mattocks Insignia USE Ice mattocks Rank badges

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Identity photographs Impulse dial clocks

BT Photographs USE Electric impulse clocks

NT Passport photographs Impulse dials Identity tags USE Electric impulse clocks

BT Identity devices In-line skates Idiophones USE Roller-blades

USE Percussion instruments Incense Ignition keys BT Religious objects

BT Keys Motor car accessories Incense burners SN Keys used to start vehicles BT Religious objects

Illuminated addresses NT Censers Koros BT Documents Pastille burners RT Illuminated scrolls SN Bowls or containers for burning incense. These can be open, or covered with perforated lids. Some incense burners Illuminated books include holes for inserting burning tapers BT Books of incense.

Incense jars Illuminated scrolls BT Cosmetics jars BT Scrolls

RT Illuminated addresses Inclined plane clocks

USE Rolling clocks Illuminated signs BT Signs Inclinometer

NT Neon signs BT Aircraft compasses Measuring instruments Illustrations SN Instrument used to determine aircraft angle in relation to the horizon or USE Drawings instrument used to determine the angle of the earth's magnetic field in respect to the Imagegrams horizontal plane.

BT Postal stationery Indentures

BT Legal documents Implements USE Equipment Indian ink

BT Ink Impulse clocks SN Ink brought from China or Japan in sticks USE Electric impulse clocks or cakes, used chiefly as a drawing ink.

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Indicator boards Industrial ladles

BT Indicators BT Ladles

Indicators Industrial moulds

BT Objects BT Moulds

NT Airspeed indicators NT Architectural moulds Current indicators Brick moulds Electric indicators Glassmaking moulds Engine indicators Indicator boards Industrial ovens BT Refractory equipment Indigenous Australian dolls RT Domestic ovens BT Dolls

SN Dolls made to look like indigenous Infant simulators Australian people. BT Birth control equipment Induction generators RT Baby dolls BT AC generators

RT Induction motors Infants clothing

SN Nonsynchronous AC generators whose USE Childrens clothing construction is identical to that of AC motors, and which are driven above Inflatable mattresses synchronous speed by external sources of power. BT Camping equipment Mattresses Induction motors

BT AC motors Inflation notes BT Banknotes RT Induction generators SN Very high denomination notes issued in SN AC motors in which a primary winding on periods of hyperinflation, often caused by one member (usually the stator) is war. connected to the power source, and a secondary winding on the other member (usually the rotor) carries only current Information kits induced by the magnetic field of the USE Information packs primary.

Inductor alternators Information packs

BT Synchronous generators BT Documents

SN Synchronous generators in which the field SN Various documentary forms of information winding is fixed in magnetic position packaged together by the information relative to the armature conductors. provider.

Industrial buildings Information processing equipment

BT Buildings BT Equipment

NT Sawmills NT Calculating devices Cipher machines

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NT Computer hardware Inhalers

Computer kits BT Health and medical equipment Computer software RT Nebulisers Computers SN Computers and other SN Apparatus used in inhaling medicinal information-handling machines that store, vapours, anaesthetics, etc. organise, and perform calculations on large quantities of data with the minimum Injectable contraceptives of human intervention. BT Female contraceptives Information sheets Injectables BT Documents BT Medications RT Leaflets RT Vaccines Information tables SN Medications adminstered by injection.

BT Documents Injection instruments NT Calculation tables BT Medical instruments Mathematical tables Periodic tables NT Hypodermic injectors Railway fare tables Hypodermic needles Timetables Hypodermic syringes Tramway fare books Ink RT Charts BT Printing equipment SN Use as a general term for collections of Writing equipment information presented in tabular form. Where possible, name a specific type of NT Indian ink information tables. Ink blocks SN A fluid or viscous substance used for Ingot tongs writing or printing. BT Minting equipment Tongs Ink blocks BT Ink

Ingots SN Ink in block form, used especially in BT Castings Chinese and Japanese writing sets.

SN A metal mass, moulded into a shape Ink bottles (usually a block or a bar) which is convenient for storage or transportation. BT Bottles Writing equipment Inhalants

BT Medications Ink drawings BT Art drawings NT Smelling salts SN Medications administered by inhaling. Ink pots

Inhalators BT Pots

USE Inhalers Writing equipment RT Inkwells

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Ink stones NT Ants

BT Writing equipment Bees Beetles SN Stones used for mixing ink from an ink block, especially in Chinese and Japanese Butterflies writing sets Caterpillars Cicadas Ink wells Crickets USE Inkwells Flies Moths Inkstands Silkworms BT Writing equipment White ants SN Stands for holding ink, pens etc Witchetty grubs

RT Entomology Inkwells BT Writing equipment Inside calipers

RT Ink pots BT Calipers

SN Small vessels for holding ink into which a SN Calipers with a riveted joint and straight pen can be dipped (Art and Architecture tapered legs having a slight inward curve Thesaurus 2000) only at their ends. They are used for measuring the internal diameters of holes Inros etc, and outside diameters within confined spaces. BT Cases Clothing accessories Inside shaves

RT Netsuke BT Coopering shaves SN Japanese medicine-cases or seal-cases of several compartments, worn suspended RT Round shaves from the sash in company with a netsuke. SN Plane-type shaves used for cleaning the inside of casks if they become foul. Inscribed bones

BT Animal bones Insignia BT Identity devices RT Bone carvings SN Badges or distinguishing marks of office or honour. Insect sprays

BT Pest repellent products Installations

SN Insecticide or insect repellant in a spray BT Artworks form, usually from an aerosol can. Instamatic cameras Insecticides USE Cartridge cameras BT Pest repellent products

SN A substance or preparation used for Instant camera photographs killing insects. (Macquarie Dictionary 3rd edition) BT Direct positives

Insects RT Instant picture cameras

BT Invertebrates

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SN Photographic prints made from film Instruction sheets packets which contain their own developing chemicals and are exposed in a USE Instruction leaflets special camera. Instructional documents Instant cameras BT Documents USE Instant picture cameras NT Instruction booklets Instant film Instruction books

BT Camera film Instruction leaflets

SN Self-developing film used in instant Instrument eyepieces cameras. USE Eyepieces Instant photographs

USE Instant camera photographs Instruments

BT Objects Instant picture cameras NT Abrading instruments BT Film cameras Aviation instruments SN Cameras which take instant, Drafting instruments self-developing pictures. They produce a Drawing instruments finished photographic print within minutes of the film being exposed. Measuring instruments Medical instruments Instant picture film Optical instruments USE Instant film Insulators Instant prints BT Equipment

USE Instant camera photographs NT Electrical insulators

Instruction booklets Intaglio prints

BT Booklets BT Prints Instructional documents NT Engravings Instruction books Etchings Plaster prints BT Books SN Prints produced by processes where the Instructional documents the surface of the plate does not print, the NT Recipe books ink only being held in the engraved furrows. In intaglio printing the principle RT Manuals is the reverse of that which operates in relief printing. Instruction leaflets Intaglios BT Instructional documents Leaflets BT Objects of vertu

RT Seals Instruction manuals SN Seals, gems, pieces of jewellery, or the USE Instruction books like, cut with an incised or sunken design.

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Interchangeable camera backs Intra-uterine devices

USE Camera backs BT Female contraceptives

SN Contraceptive devices inserted into the Intercom systems uterus

BT Telecommunications equipment Intrauterine devices SN Internal or closed audio systems, as USE Intra-uterine devices within an office, school, ship etc.

Interior coverings Invasion money

BT Objects BT Paper money

NT Floor coverings Wall coverings Invasion notes Window coverings BT Military money SN Notes issued in the immediate period Internal-combustion engines following the invasion of a country prior to the setting up of a provisional BT Engines government. NT Aero-engines Invertebrates Aerospace engines Aircraft engines BT Animals

Crude oil engines NT Crustaceans Diesel engines Insects Distributor heads Molluscs Four-stroke engines Octopi Gas engines Snails Gas turbine engines Spiders Kerosene engines Sponges (animals) Oil engines Starfish Otto engines Petrol engines Inverted engines Rocket engines USE Inverted vertical engines Rotary engines Two-stroke engines Inverted vertical engines SN Engines in which the fuel is burned within BT Undertype engines the engine and the products of combustion Vertical engines serve as the thermodynamic fluid. RT Stationary engines

International posters SN Vertical engines in which the cylinder(s) USE Posters are arranged above the crankshaft with the piston rod acting downwards.

Intra ocular lenses Invitations

BT Optical lenses BT Documents Prostheses Stationery SN Lenses inserted surgically into eye to aid NT Party invitations sight. Wedding invitations

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Invoices IUDs

BT Sales records USE Intra-uterine devices

Iris diaphragms Jabots

BT Camera diaphragms BT Neckwear

SN Rings of overlapping blades near or in the SN Falling ruffles, cascades or other lens, controlling the size of the aperture. arrangements of lace, embroidery etc worn at the neck by women and formerly by Iron stands men. USE Laundry iron trivets Jack-in-a-boxes

USE Jack-in-the-boxes Ironers

USE Ironing machines Jack-in-the-boxes

BT Toys Ironing boards

BT Laundry equipment Jack planes

NT Sleeve boards BT Bench planes SN Flat boards or tables, sometimes folding, used for ironing clothing. RT Trying planes SN Bench planes with a slightly curved blade, Ironing machines used for smoothing flat surfaces of rough boards. BT Laundry equipment

SN Machines for industrial or domestic use, Jackets which are used to iron clothes, usually by steam pressing the clothing between two BT Outerwear padded flatplates. NT Baby jackets

Ironing tables Blazers Boleros USE Ironing boards Dinner jackets Evening jackets irons Tuxedos USE Laundry irons Jackknives Irrigation equipment USE Clasp knives BT Equipment

RT Pipes Jacks (game)

SN Equipment used in agricultural irrigation BT Games of crops, pastures etc. e.g. Dethridge wheels/meters, pipes, sprinklers. RT Knuckles (game)

Italian irons Jacquard cards

USE Tally irons BT Embroidery equipment Weaving equipment Itineraries

BT Travel documents

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SN Cards used with Jacquard SN Automatic cameras for taking a series of weaving/embroidering machines to direct time exposures of astronomical prints. shuttle action/stitching and thus generate a pattern. Also come in reel form. Japanese planes

BT Planes Jacquard looms

BT Looms RT Grooving planes

SN Pattern looms for weaving elaborate SN Planes with a light, shallow stock of designs, invented by JM Jacqaurd, rectangular section without handles. The 1752-1834, French inventor. thick tapering iron is set well towards the heel and is let into slots in the cheeks of Jaffle irons the mouth.

BT Cooking equipment Japanese rice boilers

RT Waffle irons USE Rice boilers

SN Double-sided hinged pie-shaped moulds with a long handle for cooking jaffles - a Jar openers sealed toasted sandwich with a savoury or sweet filling. BT Kitchenware

RT Jars Jam SN Devices for prying lids off jars. BT Foodstuffs

RT Jam containers Jardinieres

BT Garden ornaments Jam containers Vases SN Ornamental plant pots, with or without a BT Food storage containers pedestal. NT Jam jars Jarlets RT Jam BT Jars Jam jars SN Small ceramic, glass or stone jars.

BT Food storage jars Jam containers Jars

RT Gallipots BT Containers

NT Bell jars Jam spoons Bung jars BT Spoons Chemical jars Confectionery jars Jamb brushes Cosmetics jars

USE Bench brushes Covered jars Food storage jars Jansen's apparatus Jarlets

USE Janssen's apparatus Leyden jars Pharmaceutical jars Janssen's apparatus Tobacco jars RT Jar openers BT Astronomical equipment Cameras

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SN Deep, wide-mouthed vessels, usually of NT Armlets glass or pottery, commonly cylindrical in Beads form, used for storing a variety of substances. Where possible, use more Body jewellery specific terms for different types of jars. Bracelets Brooches Jazz guitars Cameos USE Arched top guitars Ceremonial jewellery Charms Jeans Clasps BT Trousers Coronets SN Trousers, usually close-fitting and Cufflinks commonly made of blue denim Cut steel jewellery Jelly glasses Diadems Dress ornaments BT Dinnerware Glasses Ear lobe extenders

RT Custard glasses Earrings Enamel jewellery SN Small receptacles that usually have a bowl of inverted conical shape, and either Fibulas a rudimentary stem, or no stem (with the Finger rings bowl resting on the foot). Usually about 10 to 13cm high. They were used, at the end Fob chains of a meal, for jelly or similar desserts. Fobs Hairwork jewellery Jelly moulds Hatpins BT Food moulds Lapel pins Lockets Jenny calipers Necklaces USE Odd leg calipers Neckpieces Parures Jet engines Pendants

BT Aero-engines Sentimental jewellery Gas turbine engines Stickpins SN Aircraft engines that derive most of their Strings of beads thrust by reaction to the ejection of combusted gas (or heated air) in a jet and Tiaras that obtain oxygen from the atmosphere Tie rings for combustion. Tiepins Watch chains Jewellers saws SN Decorative and sometimes functional BT Saws articles made of metal, gemstones, and/or organic material, contrived with craftsmanship and intended to be worn on Jewellery a person. BT Personal adornments Jewellery bags NT Ankle chains BT Bags Ankle rings Anklets

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Jewellery boxes Johanna coins

BT Boxes BT Proclamation coins

NT Trinket boxes Joiners braces

Jewellery cases BT Woodworking braces

USE Jewellery boxes RT Joinery tools

SN Modern woodworking braces consisting of Jig saws a steel frame of rectangular form, rotating hardwood head and handle, and a chuck USE Fret saws in the form of a hollow, screwed shell which forces together the two spring jaws Jigger drawing knives holding the bit.

USE Jigger knives Joiners clamps

BT Clamps Jigger knives Joinery tools BT Coopering drawing knives SN Long bar-type clamps either of wood or metal with an adjustable stop at one end, RT Chivs and a screw-type stop at the other. SN Drawing knives with short, bent, hollowing blades used for paring down the Joiner's cramps chiv surface of barrels on repair work and USE Joiners clamps when the correct size of chiv is not available. Joiner's tools Jigs USE Joinery tools BT Profile tools

SN Devices which are laid over the object to Joiner's try squares be manufactured to act as a guide to the tool being used to shape it. They are used USE Try squares in order to produce identical dimensions in repetition work. Joinery tools Jigsaw puzzles BT Tools Woodworking tools BT Puzzles NT Joiners clamps

Jigsaws Jointer planes USE Jigsaw puzzles USE Trying planes

Jockstraps Journal articles BT Athletic supports BT Documents Underpants RT Journals; Newspaper clippings

Jodhpurs SN Reprints of journal articles or articles BT Horse riding equipment removed from journals. Sports clothing Trousers Journals BT Documents

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RT Magazines BT Outerwear

SN Periodical publications dealing with current events or academic topics Jumpsuits

BT Clothing Jug covers SN Close-fitting garments covering all the BT Household textiles body and legs Pest control equipment SN Lace or fabric covers used to keep insects Kaftans out of milk, cream etc. USE Caftans Jugs

BT Containers Kaleidoscopes BT Optical toys NT Askoi Beer jugs Kalians Character jugs USE Claret jugs Hookahs Commemorative jugs Covered jugs Kangaroo Cream jugs USE Kangaroos Electric jugs Ewers Kangaroo paws Flagons BT Australian plants Lekythoi Milk jugs Kangaroos

BT Australian animals Juice containers

BT Food storage containers Kapang coins

RT Fruit juices BT Coins

SN Copper coins current throughout the Juice extractors Malay peninsula and Sumatra during the 18th and 19th centuries. BT Kitchen equipment

SN Appliances used to extract juice from Katana fruits. May be be manual or electric. BT Swords

Juicers SN The oldest of the Japanese swords; straight and single edged. BT Kitchenware

SN Appliances used to extract juice from fruit Keeper rings and vegetables. BT Finger rings

Jukeboxes SN Rings placed on a finger to prevent another ring from slipping off. BT Amusement machines Audio equipment Kegs SN Coin operated record or compact disc player, allowing selection of music BT Containers

Jumpers NT Beer barrels Beer kegs

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RT Barrels Kewpie dolls

BT Character dolls Keman RT Arcade toys USE Religious objects SN Small, plump dolls; originally with topknots, based on a character in Kendis serialised magazine stories of the late 19th century and since around 1912 BT Drinking vessels produced in numerous materials including SN Drinking vessels of globular shape, with a plaster, bisque and celluloid. vertical neck for filling and a short spout projecting from the shoulder for drinking. Key cases

BT Cases Kennels Key holders BT Dog accessories RT Keys

Kerosene containers Key holders BT Containers BT Holders

NT Key cases Kerosene cooking stoves Key rings BT Cooking stoves RT Keys

Kerosene engines Key rings BT Internal-combustion engines BT Key holders SN Internal-combustion engines using a Rings mixture of air and kerosene vapour as a RT fuel. Keys

Kerosene irons Keyboard instrument accessories

USE Spirit irons BT Musical instrument accessories

Kerosene lamps Keyboard instrument components

BT Lamps BT Musical instrument components

NT Music keyboards Ketches Piano components BT Yachts RT Keyboard instrument accessories SN Fore-and-aft rigged sailing vessels with a large mainmast and a smaller mast aft, Keyboard instruments but forward of the rudder post (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd ed.) BT Musical instruments

Kettles NT Calliopes Clavichords BT Kitchenware Dulcitones NT Electric kettles Harpsichords SN A large flat-bottomed utensil employed for Organs heating liquids, having a spout, bail handle and a cover. Pianofortes

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NT Pianos Kilims SN Musical instruments played with a BT Floor rugs keyboard. SN Tapestry-woven rugs. (AAT, 1999). Keyboards

USE Typing keyboards Kiln furniture

BT Pottery equipment Keyed bugles Refractory equipment

BT Bugles NT Cockspurs Firebricks SN Bugles with keys or valves widely used in brass bands up to the 1850s; replacement Pyrometric cones of the keys with valves gave rise to the Sagger pins flugel horn. Saggers SN Objects usually made of fireclay for use in Keyhole saws the kiln to support and protect ceramic BT Compass saws ware during firing.

RT Fret saws Kilns SN Compass saws having especially narrow BT Pottery equipment blades and fine teeth, used for cutting out Refractory equipment small shapes, curved work and apertures such as key holes. Kilts

Keymats BT Skirts

USE Typing keyboards SN Short pleated skirts, often tartan, especially worn by men in the Scottish Keyrings Highlands.

USE Key rings Kimberley points

BT Spearheads Keys SN Use for pressure flaked, glass spear heads BT Hardware made by Australian aborigines, particularly from the Kimberley region of NT Clock keys Western Australia. Clock winders Ignition keys Kimonos Museum object keys BT Clothing Musical instrument keys Watch keys Kinetoscopes

Winder keys BT Cinematographic viewers

SN Cinematographic viewers in which a Keystones positive film was passed in continuous BT Architectural elements movement in front of a lens through which Building stones the viewer peered, giving a moving picture lasting some thirteen seconds. SN Wedge-shaped piece at the summit of an arch, regarded as holding the other pieces in place. Kingplates USE Breastplates Kidney bowls

BT Bowls

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Kitchen aprons Kitchen funnels

BT Work aprons BT Food processing equipment Funnels Kitchenware Kitchen boilers NT Pie funnels USE Cooking boilers

Kitchen furniture Kitchen chairs BT Furniture BT Chairs Kitchen furniture NT Kitchen chairs Kitchen cupboards Kitchen cupboards Kitchen dressers BT Cupboards Kitchen tables Kitchen furniture Kitchen knives

Kitchen dressers BT Cutlery BT Kitchen furniture Kitchenware Knives Kitchen equipment NT Bread knives Mincing knives BT Domestic equipment Pastry knives NT Bottling equipment Sashimi knives Coffee grinders Vegetable knives Cooking equipment SN Knives that are used in food preparation. Dish racks Dishcloth holders Kitchen scales

Electric dishwashers BT Kitchen equipment Fleshhooks Weighing instruments Food processors Food safes Kitchen spatulas Food warmers BT Kitchenware Garbage bins Spatulas Ice-cream churns Kitchen spoons Juice extractors BT Spoons Kitchen scales Kitchenware NT Mixing spoons Pot holders SN Spoons that are used in food preparation. Pot stands Refrigerators Kitchen tables Safe stands BT Kitchen furniture Soap-savers Tables Spatulas Kitchen toys Tea infusers BT Household toys Trammels Trivets NT Toy frying pans Toy kettles

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NT Toy saucepans NT Juicers Toy stoves Kettles

RT Dolls kitchenware Kitchen funnels

SN Miniature kitchen utensils for children's Kitchen knives playing. Use `Doll's kitchenware' for Kitchen spatulas kitchen utensils used in doll's houses. Knife holders Kitcheners Ladles Measuring bowls BT Urns Measuring cups SN Urns with a spout at the bottom, used for dispensing water or tea, but without a Measuring spoons heating element. Also known as fountains Mixing bowls or tea kitchens. Oven peels

Kitchenware Pastry boards Pastry brushes BT Kitchen equipment Pastry cutters NT Baking dishes Pastry stamps Baking tins Peelers Baking trays Piping bags Biscuit cutters Potato chip cutters Biscuit moulds Pudding basins Biscuit paste forcers Pudding cloths Bottle openers Rolling pins Breadboards Scoops Butter pats Skewers Butter stamps Skimmers Cake racks Slicers Cheese slicers Tin-openers Chopping boards Whisks Colanders SN A general term describing items of all types, including gadgets and kitchen aids, Cooking timers used in food preparation. Corers Egg decapitators Kites

Egg-beaters BT Toys Eggslices NT Box kites Flour sifters Food dredgers Kiwis Food graters BT Birds Food ladles Food mashers Knee rugs Food mixers BT Personal effects Food moulds Rugs Gravy strainers SN Small blankets used to protect the knees Ice cube trays and legs from draughts and cold. Jar openers

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Knickerbockers SN Small, low utensils for supporting the blade of a knife at the dinner table, BT Trousers sometimes made as part of the service. Also use this term for utensils for SN Full breeches gathered at the knee supporting a carving fork and/or knife.

Knickers Knife sharpeners

BT Underpants BT Sharpeners SN The term for drawers which were closed NT Self-sharpening knife sheaths under the crotch. Sharpening steels Knife blades RT Knives

BT Cutting tools SN Use as a general term for a variety of Tool components knife sharpeners

RT Knives Knitting equipment

BT Textileworking equipment Knife boxes

BT Cutlery boxes NT Knitting machines Knitting needles RT Dinner knives Knitting patterns SN Boxes for holding a set of dinner knives RT Knitting (usually twelve) and sometimes dinner forks. They have interiors fitted with partitions for the individual implements Knitting machine accessories to protect the sharp blades. BT Accessories

Knife cleaners RT Knitting machines

BT Cleaning equipment SN Use for accesories for knitting machines e.g. knitting machine needles. RT Cutlery Knitting machines Knife handles BT Knitting equipment BT Tool handles Machines

RT Knives Knitting needles

BT Knitting equipment Knife holders Needles BT Holders Kitchenware Knitting patterns

BT Knitting equipment Knife polishers Textileworking patterns BT Cleaning equipment Polishers Knives RT Cutlery BT Cutting tools

Knife rests NT Butchers knives Carving knives BT Tableware Clasp knives Flensing knives Honey knives

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NT Kitchen knives USE Kopek coins Palette knives Picking knives Kopecks Serving knives USE Kopek coins Sheath knives Table knives Kopek coins

Tatting knives BT Coins

Knives, picking NT Fifteen kopek coins Fifty kopek coins USE Picking knives Five kopek coins Four kopek coins Knotting shuttles Half kopek coins BT Shuttles One hundred kopek coins One kopek coins Knuckle dusters Quarter kopek coins USE Knuckledusters Ten kopek coins Three kopek coins Knuckledusters Twenty kopek coins BT Percussive weapons Two kopek coins SN Pieces of metal fitted across the knuckles, SN Russian silver coins. used as a weapon. Kopeks Knuckles (game) USE Kopek coins BT Games

RT Jacks (game) Koros

SN A set of real or plastic knucklebones which BT Incense burners are thrown into the air and caught on the back of the hand. RT Incense SN Japanese censers, often shaped like Koalas gourds.

BT Australian animals Kotos RT Toy koalas BT Zithers

SN Japanese stringed instruments which are Kodzuka members of the long zither family, with USE Daggers movable frets.

Kozuka Koma BT Edged weapons accessories USE Dress clips SN [See notes in History tab, 22/5/2007.]

Kookaburras Kreuzer coins BT Australian birds BT Coins

Kopeck coins RT Batz coins

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SN First struck at Merano in the southern NT Food labels Tyrol in 1271 to the value of one grosso ... Swing tags surviving as small change in the Austrian currency system until 1891. Laboratory equipment

Kris BT Scientific equipment BT Daggers NT Beakers (laboratory) SN Malay daggers characterised by a curve to Bell jars an asymmetrical spur at the base of the blade. Bunsen burners Capillary tubes Krone coins Demonstration apparatus BT Coins Filter papers

SN Monetary unit of Austria since 1892. Litmus papers Pipettes Kudyapis Retorts

BT Stringed instruments Test tubes RT Chemical equipment SN Lute style instruments from the Philippines Laboratory logbooks Kukris BT Logbooks BT Daggers SN Records kept in a laboratory of SN Knives with a curved blade, used by the experiments and their results. Gurkhas. Lace bobbins Kylikes USE Lacemaking bobbins BT Drinking cups

SN Ancient Greek drinking cups with a wide Lace borders shallow bowl, horizontal handles,slender stem and small foot. BT Lace lengths Textile borders

Kylixes RT Lace flounces

USE Kylikes SN Lengths with one straight edge,and one patterned, to 100mm wide. Lab coats Lace flounces BT Coats BT Lace lengths Protective clothing SN Coats worn in laboratories to keep the RT Lace borders wearers clothes clean and/or to protect the SN Lengths with one straight edge and one material in the laboratory from patterned more than 100 mm wide. contamination.

Labels Lace galloons BT Lace lengths BT Stationery SN Lengths with two patterned edges. NT Airmail labels Baggage labels Lace insertions Clothing labels BT Lace lengths Exhibition labels

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Lace irons Lacemaking bobbin boxes

BT Laundry irons BT Boxes Lacemaking equipment SN Small box irons or flatirons used for ironing lace. Lacemaking bobbin winders

Lace lengths BT Lacemaking equipment BT Textile lengths

NT Lace borders Lacemaking bobbins Lace flounces BT Lacemaking equipment Lace galloons RT Bobbins Lace insertions Lacemaking equipment lace-making equipment BT Textileworking equipment USE Lacemaking equipment NT Lace mounts Lace mats Lacemaking bobbin boxes

USE Tablemats Lacemaking bobbin winders Lacemaking bobbins Lace mounts Lacemaking lamps Lacemaking patterns BT Lacemaking equipment Lacemaking pillows SN Devices on which to mount lace. Lacemaking pins Prickers Lace panels Tatting knives BT Textile panels Tatting shuttles RT Lace lengths Teneriffe wheels

Lace pieces Lacemaking lamps

BT Textile pieces BT Lacemaking equipment Lamps SN Lace items with no specific form

Lacemaking patterns Lace samplers BT Lacemaking equipment BT Textile samplers Textileworking patterns

RT Lace lengths NT Prickings

SN Lace showing various patterns, used to show the skills of a lacemaker, Lacemaking pillows particularly a beginner. BT Lacemaking equipment Pillows Lacemakers lamps USE Lacemaking lamps Lacemaking pins

BT Lacemaking equipment Lacemaker's lamps Pins

USE Lacemaking lamps NT Divider pins

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Lacemaking shuttles BT Components

USE Tatting shuttles NT Lamp brackets Lamp chimneys Laces RT Lamps

BT Clothing accessories Fasteners Lamp posts

NT Bootlaces USE Lampposts Corset laces Shoelaces Lamp shades SN Cords or strings for holding or drawing USE Lampshades together, as when passed through holes in opposite edges. Lampposts Lachrymatories BT Lighting equipment USE Unguentaria RT Street lighting equipment

Lacquering brushes SN Posts, of concrete, steel, or iron, used to support a lamp which lights a street, park, BT Paintbrushes etc

SN Paintbrushes used to apply lacquer finishes. Lamps BT Lighting equipment Ladders NT Arc lamps BT Tools Argand lamps NT Extension ladders Bicycle lamps Candle lamps Ladles Carriage lamps BT Kitchenware Desk lamps

NT Food ladles Exciter lamps Industrial ladles Floor lamps Toddy ladles Gas lamps SN Spoons with a deep cup-like bowl and a Kerosene lamps long handle used for transferring a liquid Lacemaking lamps from one receptacle to another. Lustres Lamp brackets Miners lamps

BT Brackets Mosque lamps Lamp components Oil lamps

NT Bicycle lamp brackets Projector lamps Spirit lamps Lamp chimneys Table lamps

BT Lamp components RT Lampshades

SN Tubes, commonly of glass, surrounding the flame of a lamp to promote combustion Lamps, photographic and to keep the flame steady. USE Studio lighting equipment Lamp components

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Lampshades Lantern slide transparencies

BT Lighting equipment USE Lantern slides Soft furnishings Lantern slides Lancashire dividers BT Photographic transparencies USE Bow compasses SN Transparent positive images made or mounted on glass for projection by magic Lances lanterns, usually but not necessarily photographic, and measuring 3.25 to 3.5 BT Polearms by 4 inches. Use `Ambrotypes' for glass SN Long shafted weapons with metal heads. plate positives which are not lantern slides. Landscape lenses Lantern strips BT Photographic lenses USE Lantern slide mounts SN Simple lenses covering a semi-angular field of about 20 degrees at a low aperture, suitable for landscape photography. Lanterns BT Lighting equipment Landscape models

BT Models Lap sets

SN Models representing an area of land and BT Wrenches its natural or fabricated features. SN Metal wrenches used for bending metal Lantern clocks edge-plates that were fitted to motor carriage doors. BT Clocks

SN Clocks with lantern-shaped brass cases Lapel pins made in England during the 17th and BT Jewellery 18th centuries. Most had one hand. Some Pins were designed to hang from a hook on the wall, others to stand on a wall bracket. RT Stickpins

Lantern masks Lapidary accessories USE Lantern slide mounts BT Accessories

SN Accessories involved with lapidary work. Lantern mounts USE Lantern slide mounts Lappets

BT Headwear accessories Lantern plates SN Flat fabric pieces , usually a pair that are USE Lantern slides attached to a hat or headdress

Lantern slide mounts Laptop computers BT Portable computers BT Photographic mounts SN Computers weighing 4 - 7 kg that run on RT Lantern slides mains electricity or batteries and can be SN Materials for mounting lantern slides, held in the lap. They usually use flat LCD chiefly cardboard strips and frames. or plasma screens.

Lard

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BT Foodstuffs Laundry blue

BT Laundry equipment Large scale models RT Blue bags BT Scale models SN A brightening agent used particularly to SN Models of objects which are larger than whiten clothes and preserve the colour of the original, usually to show details of black, blue and grey materials. small objects. Use this term in conjunction with objects to indicate an oversized Laundry blue bags model of that object, eg for a blown-up model of an insect, use `Insects' and USE Blue bags `Large scale models'.

Lariats Laundry boilers USE Laundry coppers USE Lassos

Laundry coppers Lassoes BT Washing tubs USE Lassos SN Washing tubs made of copper, tin, aluminium, zinc or enamel used to boil Lassos laundry. BT Agricultural equipment Animal accessories Laundry dippers

Ropes BT Laundry equipment SN Long, noosed ropes for catching horses, cattle etc. Laundry dollies

Lath axes BT Laundry equipment USE Froes NT Laundry possers SN Pronged instruments for stirring and Lath rivers agitating clothes in a dolly tub.

USE Froes Laundry draining trays USE Lathering dishes Draining boards

BT Shaving equipment Laundry equipment SN Shallow broad-rimmed dishes used by barbers. BT Domestic equipment

NT Blue bags Lathes Clothes baskets BT Cutting machines Clothes beaters NT Watchmakers lathes Clothes brushes

RT Woodworking machines Clothes dryers Clothes drying racks Launch engines Clothes lines

USE Marine engines Clothes peg bags Clothes pegs Laundry baskets Clothes wringers Copper sticks USE Clothes baskets

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NT Draining boards NT Mrs Potts irons Dry-cleaning machines Spirit irons Fabric softeners Standing irons Ironing boards SN Iron or steel implements used heated for smoothing or pressing cloth, etc. Ironing machines Laundry blue Laundry mangles Laundry dippers USE Mangles Laundry dollies

Laundry iron trivets Laundry packaging Laundry irons BT Packaging Laundry possers Laundry starch Laundry pegs Mangles USE Clothes pegs Soap flakes Trouser presses Laundry plungers Washboards USE Copper sticks Washing machines Washing tubs

RT Laundry toys Laundry possers BT Laundry dollies Laundry furnaces Laundry equipment SN Sticks used for stirring clothes in the USE Laundry coppers wash, similar to laundry dollys but with a different shape. Laundry iron handles Laundry soap BT Handles BT Soap

Laundry iron trivets RT Laundry equipment

BT Laundry equipment SN Soap made for washing clothes, often without the perfumes etc in bath soap and RT Laundry irons with additions of lye and other strong cleaning agents. SN Trivets on which a laundry iron was placed to keep it from burning the ironing board. Laundry starch BT Laundry equipment Laundry ironing machines SN A stiffening agent used when washing USE Ironing machines clothes.

Laundry toys Laundry irons BT Household toys BT Laundry equipment NT Toy clothes pegs NT Box irons Toy irons Electric irons Toy mangles Flatirons Toy trivets Gas irons Toy washboards Lace irons RT Laundry equipment

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Laundry tubs Leads

USE Washing tubs BT Animal accessories

RT Dog accessories Lawn bowls SN Ropes, straps, thongs or lines for holding a BT Sports balls dog or other animal in check

Leads, extension Lawn-mower repair kits USE Extension cords BT Repair kits

RT Lawn-mowers Leaflets

BT Documents Lawn mowers NT Advertising leaflets USE Lawnmowers Instruction leaflets RT Lawn-mowers Information sheets SN Single sheets, printed on one or both sides USE Lawnmowers usually for advertising purposes, often folded. Lawnmowers Leashes BT Gardening equipment USE Leads SN Machines used for trimming grass lawns. Lawnmowers may be electric, petrol-fuelled, or hand-powered. Leather forming tools

USE Leatherworking tools Layettes

BT Baby clothing Leather patchers SN Complete outfits of clothing, toilet BT Leatherworking tools articles, etc, for a newborn child. Sewing machines Lead points SN Sewing machines used for patching leather. BT Metal points Leather splitters

Lead sealers BT Leatherworking tools

BT Sealers SN Tools with fine blades through which leather is fed, in order to split it into thin SN Devices which seal bags with pieces of strips. lead.

Leadlight door panels Leatherworking equipment BT Occupation-based equipment USE Leadlight panels

Leadlight panels Leatherworking tools

BT Architectural panels BT Tools Windows NT Leather patchers Leather splitters Leadlight windows RT Bootmaking tools BT Windows

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Leaves Leggings

BT Plant components BT Clothing

SN Tight fitting stretch pants to the ankle Lecterns

BT Desks Lego USE Lego sets Lecture notes

BT Notes Lego sets BT Toy bricks Ledgers

BT Account books Lekythoi BT Jugs

Leg armour SN A type of small jug of Greek pottery, for perfume, oil, or ointment. BT Armour

Lemon essence Leg calipers BT Food essences BT Health and medical equipment SN Food additives composed of a concentrated SN Appliances used on limbs to provide liquid with the characteristic properties of external support or correct deformities. lemon.

Leg irons Lens accessories

BT Punishment equipment BT Accessories

SN Chains or shackles placed on the ankles. NT Lens caps Lens cases Leg warmers Lens cloths BT Clothing accessories Lens hoods SN Footless leg coverings usually worn over Lens mounts tights, trousers, boots, or the like, for RT Camera accessories warmth or as a fashionable accessory. (Getty AAT, 2006) Lens blanks

Legal documents BT Lenses BT Documents RT Camera lenses

NT Business guarantees SN Optical lenses cut into the required size Contracts and ready for the finishing operations. Debentures Lens caps Deeds Hire purchase agreements BT Lens accessories Indentures SN Rubber or plastic covers to protect ends of lenses when they are not in use. Licences

Probates Lens cases Radio receiving licences BT Cases Television receiving licences Lens accessories Wills

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USE RT Camera lenses Mirror cameras

SN Cases for enclosing and protecting the whole lens, including the lens hood. Use Lensless photographs `Lens caps' for covers protecting the end of USE Photograms the lens.

Lens cloths Leopards

BT Cloths BT Mammals Lens accessories SN Antistatic cloths for cleaning lenses. Leotards

BT Clothing Lens frames

USE Lens mounts RT Bodysuits SN Close fitting one-piece garments, worn by acrobats and dancers Lens hoods BT Lens accessories Lepta

SN Opaque tubes of rubber, plastic or metal USE Lepton coins used to shield the camera lens from light. Use `Lens caps' for covers protecting the ends of the lens. Lepton coins BT Coins Lens mounts SN Originally a very small weight of Ancient BT Lens accessories Greece, the term was used to describe small copper coins in general, varying SN Devices for attaching a lens to another widely in value. Later a denomination piece of equipment such as a camera or used in the Ionian Islands and the West telescope. Indies. Lens shades Lesson cards USE Lens hoods USE Educational cards

Lens stops Letter books USE Diaphragm holes BT Administrative records Books Lenses Correspondence BT Objects SN Books containing copies of correspondence. NT Anastigmat lenses Headlight lenses Letter boxes

Lens blanks USE Letterboxes Microscope lenses Optical lenses Letter holders

Photographic lenses BT Document holders Portrait lenses Writing equipment Prisms Telescope lenses Letter openers USE Paperknives Lensless cameras

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Letter racks Leyden jars

USE Letter holders BT Electrical equipment Jars Letterbooks RT Batteries

USE Letter books SN Early devices used for storing electric charges, consisting essentially of a glass jar lined inside and outside, for about Letterboxes two-thirds of its height, with tinfoil.

BT Boxes Postal equipment Li-los

RT Postboxes USE Inflatable mattresses

SN Private boxes for receipt of mail. For public boxes for posting mail use Liard coins Postboxes. BT Coins Lettercards SN Small French silver coin, to the value of 3 deniers; remained legal tender until 1845. BT Postal stationery

RT Postcards Liberation notes

SN Cards sold at the post office with stamps BT Military money already attached, which can usually be SN Hasty immediate use of available posted at a lower rate than letters in banknotes (usually occupation or earlier envelopes. notes) by overstamping/overprinting by the newly established government. Letterhead paper

USE Business stationery Library cards BT Cards

Letters SN Cards created for library books to record cataloguing or lending details BT Correspondence

NT Business letters Licences

Condolence letters BT Legal documents Letters of administration NT Drivers licences Personal letters Gold licences Letters of administration Lidded jars BT Letters USE Covered jars

Lettersheets Lidded pots BT Postal stationery BT Pots RT Aerograms SN Sheets of paper which can be folded, Lids gummed and addressed for posting within BT Container components a country; domestic versions of aerograms.

NT Billy can lids Lever action rifles Box lids BT Rifles Pot lids Saucepan lids

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RT Vessel covers Lifts

SN Coverings designed to hold in the contents USE Elevators of a box or container. Use vessel covers for unattached coverings for vessels. Ligature thread

Life jackets BT Surgical thread

BT Safety equipment SN Surgical thread used for constriction of blood vessels or for removing tumors by strangulation. Lifeboats BT Emergency vehicles Light boxes Rescue boats BT Boxes Safety equipment Photographic viewing equipment SN Boats, provisioned and equipped for abandoning ship, carried on larger ships in davits so that they can be lowered Light bulbs quickly in cases of emergency. For USE Electric light globes shore-based boats built for rescuing occupants of ships in distress, use `Surf rescue boats'. Light calculators

USE Exposure calculators Lifebuoys

BT Nautical equipment Light fittings Safety equipment BT Electrical fittings RT Flotation aids Lighting equipment SN Buoyant devices (in various forms) for NT Chandeliers throwing, as from a vessel, to persons in the water, to enable them to keep afloat Girandoles until rescued (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd Light shades ed.) Light globe fittings Lift doors BT Electric lighting equipment USE Elevator doors NT Bayonet double adaptors Lifting equipment Light globes BT Equipment USE Electric light globes NT Elevators Hods Light meters Lifting jacks BT Meters Pulley blocks NT Exposure meters Pulleys SN An instrument which measures light Tongs intensity (usually measured in lux or foot candles) within an area. Lifting jacks

BT Lifting equipment Light shades

SN Portable mechanisms used for moving BT Light fittings loads short distances by means of force applied with a lever, screw, hydraulic RT Lampshades press or air pressure.

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Lighthouses Lingerie

BT Buildings USE Underwear

RT Lighting equipment Linguaphones

Lighting equipment BT Percussion instruments

BT Equipment SN Plucked idiophones

NT Arc lamp regulators Link reversing engines Bracket lights BT Reversing engines Candle equipment SN Reversing engines that use Stephenson's Candles link motion device to change direction Drops easily. Electric lighting equipment Gas lighting equipment Link reversing launch engines Gaslights USE Link reversing engines Lampposts Lamps Lino Lampshades USE Linoleum Lanterns Light fittings Lino prints

Mirror balls USE Linocuts Photographic lighting equipment Street lighting equipment Linocuts

Theatre lighting equipment BT Relief prints Torches SN A C20th development of the wood-block RT Lighthouses print, where prints are made from a design cut in relief on a block of linoleum. Lightning conductors Linoleum BT Architectural elements BT Floor coverings Safety equipment

SN Rodlike conductors installed to divert NT Linotiles atmospheric electricity away from a SN A synthetic floor covering made by coating structure and protect the structure from hessian or canvass with linseed oil, lightning by providing a path to earth. powdered cork and rosin.

Lightning rods Linoleum tiles USE Lightning conductors USE Linotiles

Line engravings Linotiles BT Engravings BT Floor tiles SN Prints produced by an intaglio printing Linoleum technique where a design is engraved on SN Linoleum cut into squares and laid in a the metal plate with a burin. manner similar to laying tiles or paving.

Liner glasses Lintels USE Vessel liners

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BT Architectural elements Liquor glasses

RT Door jambs BT Bar equipment

SN Horizontal beams or slabs which span the Drinking glasses opening of a door or window and supports NT Brandy glasses the wall above. Gin glasses Lion coins Whisky glasses

BT Coins Lira coins SN Scottish coins to the value of five shillings. BT Coins

SN Italian coins. Also the monetary unit of Lions the Vatican, the Republic of San Marino, BT Mammals and was occasionally struck in Italian colonies.

Lions of Fo Lire

USE Dogs of Fo USE Lira coins

Lipstick cases Lists

BT Cosmetics containers BT Documents

RT Lipsticks NT Bibliographies Discographies Lipsticks Menus BT Cosmetics Price lists

RT Lipstick cases Lithographic stones

USE Printing stones Liquer glasses

USE Liqueur glasses Lithographs

BT Prints Liqueur bottles

BT Beverage bottles NT Chromolithographs

SN Large bottles with bulbous bodies divided RT Photolithographs internally into four compartments, each to SN Prints produced by a planographic method hold a different liqueur and each having of surface printing from stone. its own neck, mouth and stopper. Litmus papers Liqueur glasses BT Laboratory equipment BT Bar equipment Testing equipment Drinking glasses NT Cordial glasses Lizards

BT Reptiles Liquid-cooled engines NT Goannas BT Engines

SN Engines cooled by means of circulating Loafers liquid, especially water. BT Shoes

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SN A pair of casual shoes. SN Saws with a blade held under tension in a tubular steel frame; the blade consists of pegged teeth and "gullets" (spaces). Lobster pots USE Lobster traps Logarithmic calculating instruments

BT Calculating devices Lobster traps NT Circular calculators BT Animal traps Cylindrical calculators Exposure calculators Lock saws Slide rules USE Compass saws Logarithmic tables

Lockets BT Mathematical tables

BT Jewellery

SN Hinged jewellery which opens to disclose a Logbooks portrait, relic, keepsake etc BT Documents

Locks NT Aircraft logbooks

BT Hardware Laboratory logbooks Mileage logs NT Door locks Ships logs Padlocks SN Official records of occurrences in a workplace. Usually associated with Locomotive boilers journeys (such as ship, air or truck journeys), but can also include the BT Fire-tube boilers recording of details in workplaces like RT Locomotives laboratories. SN Internally fixed horizontal fire-tube Loin cloths boilers with integral furnace. The doubled furnace walls contain water which mixes BT Clothing with water in the boiler shell.

Locomotive engines Lolly jars USE Confectionery jars BT Engines

SN Engines which propel locomotives along railway tracks. Long case clocks USE Longcase clocks Locomotives BT Rail vehicles Long-focus lenses

SN Self-propelled vehicles running on railway BT Photographic lenses tracks, designed to pull railway carriages. NT Telephoto lenses Log books SN Any lens whose focal length is appreciably greater than the diagonal of the negative USE Logbooks in the format in which it is used (AAT).

Log saws Long johns

BT Woodworking saws BT Underwear

SN Long, warm underpants.

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Long planes Lounge suites

USE Trying planes BT Seating furniture

RT Lounges Longcase clocks

BT Clocks Lounge suits

RT Shelf clocks BT Suits

SN Domestic clocks in a wooden case usually RT Business suits over 6 feet tall, and standing on the floor.

Looms Lounges

BT Weaving equipment BT Seating furniture SN Use for three-seat furniture or a single NT Hand looms reclined seat that is not a chaise longue or Jacquard looms a reclining chair. SN Machines or apparatus for weaving yarn or thread into fabric. Loving cups

Loop aerials BT Cups

BT Antennas Low pressure engines

Loose-leaf binders USE Condensing engines

BT Stationery Lozenges

Lorgnettes BT Confectionery Medicines BT Spectacles SN Small flavoured cakes or confections of SN Eyeglasses mounted on a long handle. sugar, often medicated, originally diamond-shaped.

Lottery machines Lubricants for condoms BT Gambling equipment USE Personal lubricants Machines

Lotus plants Luggage BT Personal effects BT Plants

NT Backpacks Lotuses Chests

BT Flowers Suit bags Suitcases Loudhailers Travelling cases Trunks BT Megaphones SN Bags used for transporting personal SN Megaphones with built in electric possessions amplifiers. Lumiprints Loudspeakers USE Contact prints USE Speakers

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Lustres Maces

BT Lamps BT Percussive weapons

SN A glass girandole, candelabrum or candlestick decorated with prismatic Machetes pendent drops of glass or crystal. For the pendent drops as components, use BT Cutting tools "Drops". Edged weapons SN Large, heavy knives used esp. in Lute guitars Latin-American countries as both a tool and a weapon. USE Harp-lutes Machine components

Lutes USE Machinery components BT Stringed instruments

NT Biwa Machine guns Pipa BT Guns San-hsiens Shamisens Machine-readable records

BT Computer accessories Luthiers tools Documents

USE Violin making tools NT Compact discs Floppy disks

Lying presses RT Computer software

USE Bookbinding presses SN Document types in a form readable by computer. Lyres Machine tools BT Stringed instruments BT Machines

Lyric sheets NT Grinder heads SN Powered machines for cutting or shaping BT Music documents or finishing metals or other materials, e.g. SN Words of songs, printed or handwritten. lathes

Machinery Lyrics USE Machines USE Lyric sheets

Machinery blades Macadamia Nuts BT Machinery components USE Nuts (foodstuffs)

Mace coins Machinery components BT Components BT Coins

SN Mace is a Chinese unit of weight, one NT Bearings tenth of the tael. It figures on certain Bushings pre-Revolutionary Chinese coins, the Couplings silver dollar being expressed as 7 mace 2 candareens. Crankshafts Dandy rolls

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NT Gears NT Morticing machines Machinery blades Office machines Mufflers Packaging machines Projector components Papermaking machines Regulators Poker machines Sprocket wheels Printing machines Typewriter components Refrigerator evaporators Winches Robots

RT Machines Sewing machines Ticket machines Machines Vending machines

BT Equipment Washing machines Windmills NT Agricultural machines Woodworking machines Amusement machines RT Machinery components Automata Automatic teller machines Mackintoshes Beverage dispensing machines USE Raincoats Bonbon making machines Boring machines Magazine clippings Centrifuges Churns BT Press clippings

Clicking presses RT Magazines Coffee machines Coin sorting machines Magazine covers

Compressors BT Documents Copying machines RT Magazines Cutting machines Cylinder shaving machines Magazine film Drafting machines USE 35mm film Dredges Dry-cleaning machines Electrostatic machines Magazine inserts Elevators BT Documents

Engineering machines RT Magazines Envelope making machines SN Loose or tear-out sheets included in the Evaporators sale price of a magazine. Fairy floss machines Magazines Forge blowers Generators BT Documents

Hand driers NT Childrens magazines Knitting machines School magazines Lottery machines Machine tools Metals processing machines

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SN Periodical publications containing SN Instruments comprising a magnetised miscellaneous articles or pieces in prose or needle pivoted so that it can always point verse, often with illustrations. For to magnetic north, used, often in buildings which store munitions, use conjunction with a map or chart, for `Storage magazines'. direction finding.

Magazines (firearm components) Magnetic computer tape

BT Firearm components BT Computer memory devices

Magic lantern lenses Magnetic drums

BT Photographic lenses BT Computer memory devices

SN RT Magic lanterns Memory units for computers, consisting of a rapidly spinning cylinder on which information is recorded by magnetising Magic lantern slides the surface.

USE Lantern slides Magnets

Magic lanterns BT Objects

BT Projectors NT Electromagnets Fridge magnets SN Early forms of projectors designed for use with lantern slides. Refrigerator magnets

Magnesium flash holders Magnifying glasses

BT Photographic lighting equipment BT Optical instruments

SN Devices for holding magnesium powder or SN Glass lenses, usually convex, or a wire for use in early flash photography. combination of lenses used to produce a virtual image larger than the object being Magnesium flash lamps viewed.

USE Magnesium flashes Magpies

BT Australian birds Magnesium flash powders

USE Flash powders Mail bag tags

BT Postal equipment Magnesium flashes

BT Camera flashes Mail bags SN Devices producing a flash of light through BT Postal equipment the ignition of magnesium powder or wire. SN Bags used for collection and delivery of Magnesium powders postal items.

USE Flash powders Mail shirts

BT Chainmail armour Magnetic compasses

BT Directional compasses Mailbags NT Mariners compasses BT Bags Pocket compasses SN Bags in which mail is carried.

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Mainframe computers NT Bears

BT Digital computers Boars Bullocks SN Large computer systems that are characterised by a wide data bus, large Camels storage capacity and high speed operation. Cats Cattle Maintenance manuals Deer BT Manuals Dogs Dolphins Maintenance tools Echidnas Tools BT Elephants

NT Bench brushes Giant pandas Plungers Goats Horses Make-up Leopards USE Cosmetics Lions Monkeys Make-up brushes Oxen

USE Cosmetics brushes Pigs Platypus Makers plates Poodles

BT Plaques Rabbits Reindeers NT Engine plates Rodents SN Plates with manufacturers details inscribed, attached to an object to indicate Seals (animals) who made it. Sheep Tigers Male contraceptives Whales BT Contraceptives Wolves NT Condoms Manchester Mallets USE Household textiles

BT Striking tools Mandarin robes NT Caulking mallets SN Small wooden hammers used to drive BT Robes another tools, such as a chisel or gouge. SN Robes, formerly worn by Chinese mandarins prior to the establishment of Mambo the Republic in 1912, were long loose and richly embroidered with wide long sleeves, USE Mambo Graphics Pty Ltd motifs indicated wearer's rank.

Mammals Mandolins

BT Animals BT Stringed instruments

NT Badgers RT Banjo mandolins Bats

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SN Stringed instrument with pear shaped SN Photographs that have been altered wooden body, usually smaller than a lute through interference in the optical or chemical procedures, or physically altered, Mangles as for example, sewn, marked on, or torn.

BT Laundry equipment Mannequins

NT Board and roller mangles BT Objects Box mangles SN Body-shaped objects that are usually used Upright mangles to support clothing, armour, jewellery or SN Machines for smoothing cloth or other items worn by people. household linen by means of rollers. Many domestic hand mangles also performed Mantel clocks the functions of clothes wringers. BT Clocks

Mangling machines RT Shelf clocks

USE Mangles SN Clocks designed to stand on a mantelshelf above a fireplace. Mangroves Mantelpieces BT Plants BT Architectural elements

Manhole covers Mantilla combs BT Doors BT Head ornaments SN Doors for the access holes of tanks, boilers or underground passages. SN High combs over which mantillas are draped. Manicure equipment Mantillas BT Toiletries BT Headwear NT Emery boards SN Lace scarves or veils, in black or white, Manicure sets arranged over a high comb and falling Nail buffers over back and shoulders, worn in Spain or Mexico Nail clippers Nail files Mantlepieces Nail scissors USE Mantelpieces Nailbrushes SN Equipment used in the care of hands and fingernails. Mantles BT Capes Manicure sets SN Loose sleeveless capes BT Manicure equipment

SN A group of implements used in the care of Manuals the hands and fingernails. BT Books

Manipulated photographs NT Household manuals BT Photographs Maintenance manuals Operating manuals NT Composite photographs Technical manuals Photomontages Training manuals RT Photographic prints

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RT Instruction books NT Decorative marbles Playing marbles Manufacturing equipment SN Small round balls of glass, steel, ceramics etc. used for decorative and industrial BT Equipment purposes or for various children's games. Where possible, specify the type or use of NT Brickmaking equipment marbles.

Manuscripts Marine boilers

BT Documents BT Boilers

SN Documents, books, letters etc written by SN Boilers designed to meet requirements of hand or typewritten. ship operation in propulsion, running of auxiliary machinery, generation of Map holders electricity and heating.

BT Document holders Marine chronometers SN Holders designed to protect maps BT Chronometers

Maps Marine engines BT Documents Nautical equipment Geographical equipment BT Reversing engines Navigational equipment NT Marine screw engines NT Aeronautical maps Outboard motors Geological maps Paddle engines Globes SN Engines that propel water-born vessels. Navigational charts Road maps Marine screw engines Topographical maps SN Flat surface representations of part or all BT Marine engines of the earth's surface, or of the heavens. NT Direct acting screw engines Maquettes Geared screw engines Twin screw engines BT Sculptures SN Marine engines that propel vessels across SN Model of a contemplated structure, as a water by driving a screw-propeller. wax or clay model of a piece of sculpture. Marine steam turbine engines Maracas USE Marine steam turbines BT Percussion instruments

RT Gourds Marine steam turbines

SN Gourd rattles used particularly in Latin BT Steam turbines American dance music. RT Marine engines Maravedi coins SN Steam turbines used for marine propulsion. BT Coins

SN Spanish coins. Marine vehicles

USE Watercraft Marbles

BT Balls

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USE Astrolabes NT Brands Punches Mariner's compasses Markka coins USE Mariners compasses BT Coins

Mariners compasses RT Penni coins

BT Magnetic compasses SN Plural Markkaa. The Finnish equivalent of the Mark, struck there under Russian SN Magnetic directional compasses used in denomination from 1864 as a silver coin to sea navigation, consisting of a pivoted the value of a quarter rouble. It was compass card, usually with 8, 16 or 32 divided into 100 pennia. equal divisions, set in a gimbal-mounted non-ferrous metal bowl. The most accurate and stable were liquid Markkaa compasses, utilising liquid filled bowls USE Markka coins with a pivoting aluminium compass card.

Maritime documents Marriage certificates BT Certificates BT Documents

NT Ships logs Marrow spoons RT Aviation documents BT Spoons SN A general term used for collections of documents, records etc pertaining to ships SN Spoons with a conventional bowl and a and ship journeys. Where possible, specify handle channelled in the form of a long the type of document, or use a more narrow scoop that are used to extract specific term. marrow from a marrow-bone.

Maritime flags Martial arts outfits

BT Flags BT Sports clothing

Maritime records Mascara

USE Maritime documents BT Cosmetics

Mark coins Masks

BT Coins BT Clothing accessories

SN Currency of the German Empire. NT Armour masks Fancy dress masks Marking brands Gasmasks USE Brands Protective masks Surgical masks Marking gauges Underwater masks

BT Woodworking gauges RT Toy masks

SN Gauges used for marking a scratched line parallel to the edge of wood. Masonry bits

BT Bits Marking tools Masonry tools

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SN Bits used to drill through stone or brick, NT Vesta cases as opposed to those used for woodworking. SN Containers or cases for holding matches.

Masonry chisels Match holders BT Chisels USE Match containers Masonry tools

NT Plugging chisels Matchbox holders Tooth chisels SN Chisels used for cutting and dressing BT Holders stone. SN Metal clips into which cardboard matchboxes are slipped for protection. Masonry tools

BT Tools Matchboxes

BT Boxes NT Masonry bits Match containers Masonry chisels SN Small boxes for holding matches, most Pump drills often used to describe cardboard boxes with a striking surface on one side to light Mason's tools safety matches.

USE Masonry tools Matches

BT Objects Masons' tools

USE Masonry tools NT Safety matches Vesta matches SN Short slender pieces of wood or other Massage equipment material tipped with a chemical substance BT Health and medical equipment which ignites when rubbed on a rough or chemically prepared surface. NT Electromassage machines Vibrators Matchlock firearms

BT Firearms Master clocks NT Matchlock rifles BT Clocks

SN Accurate clocks that control time Matchlock rifles distribution systems, for example the central clock which supplies accurately BT Matchlock firearms controlled current pulses to the circuit of Rifles controlled or impulse dial clocks. Matchstick blinds Match boxes BT Blinds USE Matchboxes

Matchsticks Match cases USE Matches USE Match containers

Maternity brassieres Match containers BT Brassieres BT Containers Maternity clothing NT Matchboxes

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Maternity clothing SN Long-handled heavy wooden mallets.

BT Clothing Mauser cartridges NT Maternity brassieres USE Cartridges Maternity dresses

Maternity girdles Maximum cards SN Loose-fitting clothes designed for pregnant women. BT Postcards

SN Postcards with postage stamp affixed on Maternity dresses the image side of the card and postmarked. BT Dresses Maternity clothing Mazarines SN Full dresses, often adjustable in girth, designed to be worn by pregnant women. BT Strainers Tableware Maternity girdles SN Drainers in the form of an oval (rarely circular) pierced plate that rests in a BT Girdles deeper and wider serving dish. Maternity clothing Measures Mathematical instruments BT Measuring instruments BT Scientific equipment NT Measuring bowls RT Drawing instruments Measuring cups Measuring cylinders Mathematical tables Measuring glasses BT Information tables Measuring spoons NT Logarithmic tables Measuring bowls

Mats BT Bowls

USE Floor mats Kitchenware Measures

Mattocks Measuring cups BT Tools BT Cups NT Ice mattocks Kitchenware Measures RT Pickaxes SN Instruments for loosening the soil in Measuring cylinders digging, shaped like pickaxes, but having one end broad instead of pointed. BT Measures

Mattresses RT Rain gauges SN Graduated cylinders for measuring BT Bed components liquids. Bedding Soft furnishings Measuring equipment NT Inflatable mattresses USE Measuring instruments

Mauls Measuring glasses BT Striking tools

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BT Measures Meat dish covers

SN Graduated glasses for measuring liquids. USE Dish covers

Measuring instruments Meat dishes BT Instruments BT Serving dishes Scientific equipment SN A type of dish for serving the roast or NT Astrolabes main dish at a meal. Astronomical circle instruments Calipers Meat mincers

Dividing engines BT Food processing equipment Drafting compasses Electric balances Meat safe stands

Electric indicators USE Safe stands Flash point apparatus Frequency test records Meat safes Gauges BT Food safes Geiger counters Hydrometers Meat slicers Inclinometer BT Slicers Measures Meters Meccano sets Octants BT Construction toys pH meters Pyrometers SN Perforated metal strips and a kit of components which can be bolted together Quadrants as a framework for constructing models. Repeating circles Rulers Mechanical adding machines

Sclerometers USE Mechanical calculators Sextants Spectrophotometers Mechanical calculators

Spectroscopes BT Calculators Squares NT Arithmometers Tape measures Comptometers Theodolites Mechanical desktop calculators Thermometers Mechanical pocket calculators Thermopiles Millionaire calculators Viscometers SN Calculators operating by mechanical Weighing instruments activity, usually consisting of identical Weights columns of numeral selection keys. The numerical value is selected by depressing keys and the result is displayed in a Measuring spoons mechanical accumulator register. BT Health and medical equipment Kitchenware Mechanical clocks Measures BT Clocks Spoons

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SN Clocks operated by winding gear NT Portrait medallions mechanisms, as opposed to those operated SN Large medals or plaques, usually circular by electricity, sun, water, or sands. or oval, bearing portraits or some specific subject in light relief. Mechanical desktop calculators

BT Mechanical calculators Medals

SN Mechanical calculators small enough to be BT Personal adornments conveniently placed on a desk, but larger NT Commemorative medals than pocket calculators. Medal ribbons Mechanical musical instruments Military medals

USE Automatic musical instruments Miniature medals Sports medals Mechanical pianos SN Flat pieces of medal, usually in the shape of a disc, star, cross, etc, bearing an USE Player pianos inscription or device which is issued to commemorate a person, event or deed; or as a reward for bravery or merit; and Mechanical pocket calculators which is usually worn on the person. BT Mechanical calculators Media kits SN Mechanical calculators that are sufficiently light and small to be operated BT Promotional material in the hand or carried in a pocket.

Mechanical toys Media releases USE Press releases BT Toys

NT Wind-up toys Medical bags SN Toys which include mechanical parts or operate by spring, gear or similar USE Medical cases mechanisms. Medical belts Mechanics vices BT Belts BT Metalworking tools Vices SN Belts worn for use with electrotherapeutic medical apparatus or other medical SN Sturdy vices generally used for holding purposes. metal.

Medal cases Medical books BT Books BT Cases SN Books pertaining to the science or practice RT Medals of medicine.

Medal ribbons Medical cases

BT Medals BT Cases Ribbons Health and medical equipment NT Doctors cases Medallions Nurses cases BT Objects of vertu Pharmaceutical cases Plaques

NT Commemorative medallions Medical charts

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USE Health and medical charts NT Pessaries Stethoscopes Medical clamps Surgical instruments USE Surgical clamps Syringes Tenaculums Medical dilators Tongue depressors

USE Dilators Tweezers

Medical kits Medical equipment BT Health and medical equipment USE Health and medical equipment NT First aid kits Medical furniture Ovulation test kits

BT Furniture Pregnancy test kits Health and medical equipment Snakebite kits

NT Operating tables Medical moulds Stretchers (beds) Trolley-beds BT Health and medical equipment Moulds X-ray tables NT Dental moulds RT Wheelchairs Suppository moulds

Medical imaging devices Medical packaging USE Medical imaging equipment BT Packaging

Medical imaging equipment RT Medication containers SN The packaging used in the medical, BT Health and medical equipment pharmaceutical and related industries. NT Brain scanners Radiotherapy equipment Medical pumps Ultrasound equipment BT Health and medical equipment Pumps X-ray equipment

Medical instruments Medical records

BT Health and medical equipment BT Documents Instruments NT Dental records NT Applicators Prescription books Cannulas Sales of poison books Catheters Cystoscopes Medical textiles Dental instruments BT Health and medical equipment Dilators Textiles Douches NT Bandages Endoscopes Court plaster Injection instruments Dressing sheets Ophthalmoscopes RT Dressings Patella hammers

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Medical tubing BT Medications SN BT Health and medical equipment Medications administered by implanting under the skin.

Medicaments Medicinal powders

USE Medications BT Medicines

SN Powders taken orally for medicinal effect. Medicaments packaging USE Medicine packaging Medicine bags

USE Pharmaceutical cases Medication bottles BT Bottles Medicine balls Medication containers BT Exercise equipment NT Apothecary bottles Sports balls Medicine bottles Smelling bottles Medicine bottles Vinaigrettes BT Medication bottles Medicine containers

Medication containers NT Pill bottles

BT Containers RT Medicines

NT Medication bottles Medicine containers Medicine boxes Pharmaceutical jars BT Medicine containers

RT Medicine chests Medications SN Boxes, carry bags, small cupboards, etc., BT Objects used to store household medicines, bandages, etc. NT Inhalants

Injectables Medicine cabinets Medicinal implants BT Cabinets Medicines Medicine containers Suppositories Topical medications Medicine cases

Vaccines USE Pharmaceutical cases RT Medication containers SN Substances administered by mouth, Medicine chests applied to skin or introduced into the body BT Medicine containers for the purpose of treatment.

RT Medicine boxes Medicinal atomisers

BT Atomisers Medicine containers Health and medical equipment BT Medication containers SN Apparatus for reducing liquids to a fine spray, for medicinal applications. NT Medicine bottles

Medicinal implants Medicine boxes Medicine cabinets

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NT Medicine chests SN Marks, tokens or devices worn as a sign of membership. Pillboxes SN Containers used to hold liquid Membership cards medications, sometimes together with other medical equipment. BT Cards

Medicine glasses RT Membership badges SN Cards signifying membership to an USE Measuring glasses organisation.

Medicine jars Membership certificates

USE Pharmaceutical jars BT Certificates

Medicine packaging Membranophones

BT Packaging USE Percussion instruments

RT Medicine containers Memorandums Medicines BT Correspondence

BT Medications Memorial boards NT First aid cream USE Honour boards Lozenges Medicinal powders Memorial photographs Patent medicines USE Commemorative photographs Pills SN Medications taken orally, including pills, tablets, powders, liquids and lozenges. Memorial rings

Megaphones USE Mourning rings

BT Audio amplifiers Memorial Scrolls NT Loudhailers USE Scrolls SN A device for magnifying sound, or for directing it in increased volume, as a large funnel-shaped instrument used in Memorial wreaths addressing a large audience out of doors BT Ceremonial objects or in calling to a distance (Macquarie Dictionary) Wreaths RT Funeral equipment Melainotypes USE Tintypes Men's clothing

USE Mens clothing Melophones BT Reed organs Mens clothing

BT Clothing

Membership badges SN Use for collections of mens clothing, use BT Badges more specific terms where possible.

RT Membership cards Men's suits

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USE Suits BT Drawing instruments

NT Copper points Menstrual products Gold points BT Health and medical equipment Lead points Toiletries Silver points NT Sanitary belts SN Small metal rods pointed at one end, Sanitary pads which have been used as drawing instruments since classical times. Tampons Metallurgical equipment menswear BT Equipment USE Mens clothing NT Forge blowers Menu card holders Metals processing machines BT Card holders BT Machines SN Small decorative objects with a slot for holding a menu card or place card. Some were made of glass by Lalique. Metalworking dies

BT Dies Menus SN Any of various devices for cutting or BT Lists forming material in a press or a stamping or forging machine. RT Menu card holders

Metalworking equipment Merchant ships BT Occupation-based equipment BT Ships NT Crucibles

Mercury arc rectifiers Fluxing pots Forges BT Rectifiers Furnaces Metalworking tools Merino sheep Steam hammers BT Sheep RT Metallurgical equipment

Merinos Metalworking saws USE Merino sheep BT Metalworking tools Saws

Metal cuts NT Hacksaws BT Relief prints

SN Engravings made on a metal plate for Metalworking tools relief printing in the manner of a BT Metalworking equipment wood-block print. Tools

Metal forms NT Bench drills Blacksmithing tools BT Sculptures Cold chisels Forging tools Metal points Mechanics vices

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NT Metalworking saws NT Voltmeters Panelbeating tools SN Any of a range of instruments that measure and record quantities passing Soldering irons through them, usually automatically. Swages Where possible, specify the type of meter. Tinsmithing tools Metronomes

Meteorites BT Music accessories

BT Rocks SN Timing instruments used by musicians

Meteorological equipment Mezzotints

BT Scientific equipment BT Engravings

SN Prints produced by a method of engraving Meters in tone, much used in the 17th, 18th, and early 19th centuries for the reproduction BT Measuring instruments of paintings.

NT Alcoholometers Mice Altimeters BT Animals Anaesthesimeters Anemometers Microcomputers Barometers BT Digital computers Clinometers

Colorimeters NT Automatic teller machines Craniometers Computer game units Density meters Personal computers Dynamometers SN Computer systems whose processing unit is a microprocessor. Basic microcomputers Electric meters include a microprocessor, storage, and an Electrometers input/output facility, which may or may Eudiometers not be on one chip. Galvanometers Microfiche Gas meters BT Microforms Hygrometers Light meters NT Aperture cards Micrometers SN Flexible, transparent sheets of film bearing a number of microimages Optometers arranged in horizontal rows and vertical Photometers columns, normally having an identifying Planimeters strip legible without magnification. Polarimeters Microfilms Potentiometers BT Microforms Print meters SN Fine-grain, high-resolution film in roll Radiation meters form containing images of documents, Refractometers reduced in size from the original. Salinity meters Speedometers Microforms Tachometers BT Objects Thermometers

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NT Microfiche Microwave ovens

Microfilms BT Domestic ovens SN All media used to record microimages.

Midget cameras Micrometer calipers BT 35mm cameras BT Calipers SN Small cameras taking films smaller than SN Calipers for making precise 35mm in special cartridges or film discs measurements. A spindle is moved by a and requiring special processing. Use screw thread so that it touches the object `Miniature cameras' for small cameras to be measured. The dimension can then which can still take 35mm film. be read on a scale. Mil coins Micrometers BT Coins BT Meters

NT Photographic micrometers Mileage logs

BT Logbooks Microphone stands SN Records kept of the miles travelled by BT Audio equipment motor vehicles, particularly trucks and Stands automobiles. RT Microphones Military badges Microphones BT Badges

BT Audio equipment SN Tokens, medals or devices awarded and worn by the military as signs of NT Billiard ball microphones allegiance, valour, membership, authority, or achievement. Microscope accessories Military buttons BT Accessories BT Buttons NT Microscope lenses

RT Microscopes Military decorations

BT Awards Microscope lenses Military equipment

BT Lenses NT Military medals Microscope accessories Ribbon bars NT Objective lenses Military equipment

Microscope slides BT Occupation-based equipment BT Optical instruments NT Ammunition Ammunition belts Microscopes Armour BT Optical instruments Bomb racks Scientific equipment Cipher machines NT Electron microscopes Field telephones RT Microscope accessories Guncarriages Military decorations

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NT Military money BT Vehicles

RT Military vehicles NT Army tanks Battleships Military flags Submarines BT Flags Milk

Military helmets BT Foodstuffs

BT Helmets Milk bottle stands NT Close helmets BT Bottle stands

Military medals RT Milk bottles

BT Medals SN Rectangular open wire frames which hold Military decorations usually six milk bottles, used primarily in home milk delivery. Military money Milk bottles BT Military equipment BT Beverage bottles Paper money Milk containers NT Invasion notes RT Milk bottle stands Liberation notes Occupation issue notes Milk buckets Occupation notes BT Buckets Partisan notes Milk containers SN Official paper money issues of military authorities for use by troops. Milk cans

Military notes BT Cans USE Military money Milk containers SN Large metal containers for holding milk for transportation. Military toys BT Toys Milk cartons

NT Toy armour BT Cartons Food packaging Toy military vehicles Toy soldiers Milk containers Toy weapons BT Food storage containers

Military transport toys NT Milk bottles USE Toy military vehicles Milk buckets Milk cans Military uniforms Milk jugs

BT Uniforms RT Milk

SN A general term used to describe a variety RT Armour of containers for holding milk. Where possible, name a more specific type of Military vehicles container.

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Milk floats Millinery equipment

BT Horsedrawn vehicles BT Occupation-based equipment

RT Toy milk floats NT Hat block making equipment Hat block stands Milk jugs Hat blocks

BT Jugs Millinery patterns Milk containers Millinery tools

NT Cow creamers RT Hat trimmings SN Vessels in various forms for holding milk, generally having a handle and spout or Millinery patterns lip, and sometimes a lid. Commonly associated with tea sets. BT Millinery equipment

Milk pails RT Dressmaking patterns

USE Milk buckets Millinery tools

BT Millinery equipment Milk strainers Tools USE Skimmers Milling and grinding tools

Milkshake glasses USE Grinding tools BT Drinking glasses Millionaire calculators

Milkshake mixers BT Mechanical calculators Retailing equipment BT SN One of the earliest mechanical calculators which were capable of direct multiplying. Mill driving engines Millionaire is a brand name which has become associated with this type of USE Mill engines machine.

Mill engines Mills BT Food processing equipment BT Mill equipment Mill equipment Stationary engines SN Stationary engines designed to run mill NT Flour mills machinery. Mills bombs Mill equipment USE Grenades BT Occupation-based equipment

NT Mill engines Mimeographs

Mills BT Copying machines

Milliammeters Mincing knives BT Ammeters BT Kitchen knives

Millieme coins Mineral samples BT Coins BT Samples

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NT Coal samples SN Small portraits and sometimes scenes, painted on pieces of parchment mounted RT Geological specimens on cardboard cut to suitable shapes. Some SN Samples of mineral ores or compounds. later works were painted on ivory, porcelain, etc. Most were watercolours, but some were executed in oils. Popular in Mineral water jars the sixteenth century. BT Food storage jars Miniature photographs

Miners dials BT Photographs

BT Mining equipment RT Portrait miniatures Surveying equipment

RT Surveying Miniatures

USE Small scale models Miners lamps BT Lamps Minicomputers Mining equipment BT Digital computers

SN Miner's picks Relatively small general-purpose digital computers, intermediate in size between a USE Coal picks microcomputer and a main frame.

Mines (weapons) Minidresses BT Dresses BT Explosive weapons SN Very short dresses RT Explosives equipment

Mining engines Mini dresses BT Mining equipment USE Minidresses Stationary engines SN Engines used to run mining machinery. Miniature cameras

BT 35mm cameras Mining equipment

SN Small cameras which can take 35mm film BT Occupation-based equipment in cartridges with a nominal picture NT Coal mining equipment format of 24mm x 36mm or 18mm x 24mm. Use `Midget cameras' for small Goldmining equipment cameras which take film smaller than Miners dials 35mm in special cartridges or film discs. Miners lamps Miniature medals Mining engines

BT Medals RT Assaying equipment SN Necessary implements for the action, process, or industry of extracting ores, Miniature paintings etc., from mines. BT Paintings Mining winding engines NT Portrait miniatures USE Mining engines RT Portraits

Miniskirts

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BT Skirts Missiles SN Very short skirts BT Weapons

Minting equipment NT Guided missiles Torpedoes BT Equipment RT Explosive weapons NT Coin moulds Coin presses Misstruck coins Ingot tongs BT Coins

Minute books Mitre boxes BT Administrative records BT Woodworking tools

Mirror balls RT Hand saws

BT Architectural elements SN Devices for guiding hand saws at the Lighting equipment proper angle in making mitre joints. They are often in the form of a narrow wooden box having a bottom and two sides in Mirror cameras which slots are cut for guiding the saw. BT Cameras Mitre squares SN Cameras in which the major image-forming component is a mirror, or a BT Squares series of mirrors, rather than a lens. Woodworking tools SN Squares used for setting out and testing Mirror cases mitre joints. BT Cases Mittens RT Mirrors BT Clothing accessories

SN Hand coverings which enclose the four Mirror frames fingers together and the thumb BT Frames separately.

RT Mirrors Mixing bowls

BT Bowls Mirrors Kitchenware BT Objects Mixing spoons NT Advertising mirrors BT Kitchen spoons Camera mirrors Cheval mirrors Mixing tools Hand mirrors Mouth mirrors BT Tools

Parabolic reflectors NT Spatulas Pub mirrors Stirring rods Speculums Wall mirrors Mixmasters SN Reflective surfaces, originally polished USE Food mixers metal, now usually glass with a metallic or amalgam backing.

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Mob-caps SN Piece of fabric or lace worn across decolletage BT Caps

SN Large full caps of cloth, worn by women Modiolus indoors BT Drinking cups

Mobile phones SN Early Roman cylindrical drinking cups, sloping outward slightly toward the rim, BT Personal communication devices often with a small loop handle just below Telephones the rim. Usually made of pottery, but some were made of glass. Mobile telephones Mohur coins USE Mobile phones BT Coins

Mobiles SN Standard gold coins of the Indian sub-continent, introduced by the Moghul BT Ornaments emperors during the 16th Century.

NT Toy mobiles Molluscs SN Constructions of balanced movable parts, usually hanging, which describe rhythmic BT Invertebrates patterns through their motion. NT Cuttlefish Moccasins Mon coins BT Footwear BT Coins

Model ships Money USE Models BT Objects

Models NT Coins

BT Objects Emergency money Paper money NT Architectural models Primitive money Design models Toy money Landscape models Scale models Money accessories Scientific models BT Accessories Sectional models NT Coin albums Working models SN Items which represent the original in Coin bags form, but not necessarily in function. Use Coin cabinets this term (or any of its derivatives) in Coin sorting machines conjunction with objects to indicate a model of that object, eg for model steam Donation boxes engines, use `Steam engines' and `Models'. Money belts Where possible, specify the size of the Money pouches model by preferring the terms `Large scale models', `Full scale models' or Small scale Moneyboxes models'. Purses Sovereign cases Modesty pieces BT Clothing accessories Money belts

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BT Belts SN A print created by painting a design in oil Money accessories colours on to a sheet of plate glass. Paper SN Belts intended to be worn around the is then pressed upon it, and when the waist that can carry money. paper is peeled off a proportion of the colour adheres to it in the form of a print in reverse of the original design. Money boxes USE Moneyboxes Montages

BT Artworks Money clips NT Photomontages BT Wallets RT Collages

Money orders Mop buckets BT Postal documents BT Buckets RT Financial records Cleaning equipment

SN Orders for the payment of money, as one RT Mops issued by one post office and payable at another, requiring proof of ownership before being cashed. Mops BT Cleaning equipment Money pouches RT Mop buckets BT Money accessories Pouches Morning suits Moneyboxes BT Suits

BT Boxes SN Formal mens suits with cutaway jacket, Money accessories striped grey trousers, waistcoat and top hat. NT Piggy banks Morse code keys Monkeys BT Telegraph keys BT Mammals

Mortars and pestles Monocles BT Grinding tools BT Optical lenses SN Cup-shaped grinding vessels (mortars) Spectacles used in conjunction with elongated pieces RT Pince-nez of hard material (pestles) for grinding drugs, pigments or other materials. They SN Single lens spectacles for one eye. are often made of hard stone.

Monoplanes Mortars (grinding tools)

BT Aeroplanes USE Mortars and pestles SN Aeroplanes with only one pair of wings Mortars (weapons)

Monotypes BT Artillery BT Prints

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SN Artillery, either rifled or smoothbore, Motion picture cameras characterized by shorter barrel, lower velocity, shorter range, and higher angle USE Movie cameras of fire than howitzers or cannons; most present day models are muzzleloading. Motion picture film Mortice chisels USE Movie film

BT Woodworking chisels Motor boats SN Steel chisels having a heavy body with a socket shank; used for cutting mortices. BT Boats

Morticing machines NT Surf rescue boats SN Boats propelled by motors. BT Machines

Motor car accessories Mortising machines BT Vehicle accessories USE Morticing machines NT Car horns

Mosaic panels Car mascots Car phones USE Mosaics Car seat covers Car window sill covers Mosaics Dashboard clocks BT Artworks Ignition keys NT Tesserae Taxi meters Tyre clamps Mosque lamps RT Motor car components BT Lamps

SN Lanterns of Islamic glass of inverted Motor car badges bell-shape, with an oil receptacle inside BT Motor car components and having side loop-handles from which they were suspended by chains from the Vehicle badges ceiling. SN Devices fixed to the body of a car depicting logos, brand names etc. Mosquito coils Motor car bodies BT Camping equipment Pest repellent products BT Motor car components

Mosquito nets Motor car chassis

BT Household textiles BT Motor car components Nets Pest control equipment Motor car clocks Moss USE Dashboard clocks

BT Plants Motor car components

Moths BT Vehicle components

BT Insects NT Exhaust pipes Headlight assemblies

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NT Motor car badges Motor cars

Motor car bodies BT Vehicles Motor car chassis NT Electric cars Motor car doors Solar powered motor cars Motor car engine components Utes Motor car engines SN Automobiles or other self-propelled road Motor car generators transport vehicles. Motor car tyres Motor car wheels Motor garages Spark plugs USE Garages Tail-lights Windscreens Motor generators BT Electric generators Motor car doors Motors BT Motor car components SN Single units integrating a motor and generator.

Motor car engine components Motor scooters

BT Engine components BT Vehicles Motor car components RT Scooters RT Motor car engines

Motor vehicle engines Motor car engines BT Engines BT Motor car components Motor vehicle engines NT Automobile engines RT Motor car engine components Bicycle engines Motor car engines Motor car generators Motorcycle engines

BT Motor car components Tram engines Motor vehicle generators SN Engines that provide the motor power for motor cars, tractors, buses and motorcycles. Motor car licence plates BT Vehicle licence plates Motor vehicle generators

BT Electric generators Motor car license plates NT Motor car generators USE Motor car licence plates Motorcycle generators

RT Synchronous generators Motor car tyres SN Electric generators used in motor vehicles BT Motor car components for ignition, lights, fans, etc. Tyres Motor vehicles

Motor car wheels USE Vehicles BT Motor car components Wheels Motorcycle accessories

BT Vehicle accessories

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NT Motorcycle licence plates Motoring ensembles

BT Clothing ensembles Motorcycle components RT Motoring clothing BT Vehicle components

NT Motorcycle headlamps Motoring goggles

BT Goggles Motorcycle engines Motoring clothing BT Motor vehicle engines

SN Engines specifically designed for Motors motorcycles. Use `Bicycle engines' for BT Objects engines attached to bicycles. NT AC motors Motorcycle generators DC motors BT Motor vehicle generators Double horseshoe electric motors Gramophone motors Motorcycle headlamps Motor generators BT Motorcycle components Turbines SN Machines that convert electric energy into mechanical energy by utilising forces Motorcycle helmets produced by magnetic fields on BT Helmets current-carrying conductors. Use `Engines' for machines which convert SN Safety helmets worn while riding other forms of energy (e.g. steam into motorcycles. mechanical energy).

Motorcycle licence plates Moulding planes

BT Motorcycle accessories BT Planes Vehicle licence plates NT Bead planes Motorcycle license plates Hollow planes

USE Motorcycle licence plates Round planes SN Thin-bodied planes with variously shaped soles and blades whose cutting edges form Motorcycle transporters many various mouldings.

BT Trailers Mouldings RT Prime movers BT Architectural elements SN Trailers designed to transport large numbers of motorcycles, generally by NT Ceiling bosses being attached to a prime mover. Cornices

Motorcycles Moulds

BT Vehicles BT Objects

NT Beadwork moulds Motoring clothing Bullet moulders BT Clothing Candle moulds NT Motoring goggles Ceramics moulds

RT Motoring ensembles Coin moulds

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NT Food moulds SN Clothing worn to indicate the loss of a deceased person. While black was a Industrial moulds common colour for mourning apparel, Medical moulds some cultures wore white, purple or yellow. RT Castings

SN Hollow forms for giving a particular shape Mourning dresses to comething in a molten or plastic state. BT Dresses Mounting boards Mourning clothing SN Dresses, usually of black crepe, worn to USE Mounts indicate the loss of a deceased person. Purple and lavender dresses were often Mounting frames worn as one came out of the period of deep mourning. Some cultures wore white, USE Photographic mounts purple or yellow colours.

Mounts Mourning fans

BT Artists equipment BT Hand fans Mourning clothing SN Secondary materials on which an artwork SN Fans decorated with suitable classical or or document is mounted. mourning scenes, to commemorate the death of a loved one. The decorations were Mourning bands often painted in grisaille on a white BT Mourning clothing background, or white on a grey or lavender (mourning colours) background SN Band of black cloth worn on the sleeve. Mourning fobs

Mourning bracelets BT Fobs BT Bracelets Mourning jewellery Mourning jewellery SN Small ornaments worn in memory of a deceased person, suspended from watch Mourning brooches chains.

BT Brooches Mourning jewellery Mourning jewellery BT Sentimental jewellery SN Brooches worn in memory of deceased persons, often made of jet. NT Mourning bracelets

Mourning cards Mourning brooches Mourning fobs BT Cards Mourning necklaces Mourning stationery Mourning pendants RT Sympathy cards Mourning rings RT Mourning clothing Mourning clothing SN Various articles of jewellery worn in BT Ceremonial clothing memory of deceased persons during Clothing periods of mourning. Where possible, NT Mourning bands name a specific type of mourning jewellery. Mourning dresses Mourning fans Mourning necklaces Mourning veils BT Mourning jewellery RT Mourning jewellery Necklaces

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RT Mourning pendants BT Wind instruments SN Musical instruments having a set of small Mourning pendants metallic reeds mounted in a case and played by the breath BT Mourning jewellery Pendants Mouthguards

RT Mourning necklaces BT Safety equipment

Mourning rings Movie camera accessories

BT Finger rings BT Camera accessories Mourning jewellery SN A type of finger ring worn in memory of a RT Movie cameras deceased person, popular from the 15th to the 19th centuries. Early rings were set Movie camera cranes with crystal or gems and included the initials of the deceased or mourning USE Camera cranes motifs. Later rings tended to be made of jet or black glass, in sombre styles. These were especially popular in the Victorian Movie cameras period, after the death of Prince Albert. BT Cinematographic equipment Film cameras Mourning stationery SN Cameras that take a series of still BT Stationery photographs at regular intervals (e.g. 24 per second), using movie film. NT Mourning cards Movie film

Mourning veils BT Camera film

BT Mourning clothing SN The film used in movie cameras. This Veils includes 8mm, 16mm, 35mm, 65mm and 70mm width film. Mouse mats Movie projectors BT Computer accessories BT Cinematographic equipment Projectors Mouse traps SN Projectors for viewing movie film. BT Animal traps Pest traps Moving picture cameras RT Rat-traps USE Movie cameras

Moustache cups Moving picture film BT Drinking cups USE Movie film SN Drinking cups having a guard behind the rim to protect the moustache while drinking. A C19th innovation. Mrs Potts irons BT Laundry irons Mouth mirrors SN Double pointed laundry irons with BT Dental instruments detachable handles, which were a cross Mirrors between box irons and flatirons.

Mouth organs Muffin dishes

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BT Serving dishes SN In general, the term "Muppet" is used to refer to puppets made by Jim Henson's RT Covered dishes Muppet Workshop in New York. The SN Covered dishes with a deep well, used for puppets made by Jim Henson's Creature serving hot muffins, biscuits or tea-cakes. Shop in London and Los Angeles tend to be more realistic or scarier and are not generally called "Muppets". Jim began Mufflers calling his puppets "Muppets" around BT Machinery components 1955 with the start of Sam and Friends. In Christopher Finch's book, Jim Henson: The Works, he says, "Jane Henson recalls Muffles that the name "Muppet" was actually an amalgam of the words puppet and BT Refractory equipment marionette...although Jim later insisted SN An oven or arched chamber, or a container that he chose the name simply because he used in a furnace or kiln, for heating liked the sound of it." The term "Muppet" substances without direct contact with the is a trademark of The Jim Henson fire. Company. (Karen Falk, Archivist, The Jim Henson Company). Muffs Murals BT Clothing accessories BT Artworks SN Thick tubular cases covered with fur or other material, in which hands are placed for warmth. Muselars

Mugs USE Virginals

BT Drinking vessels Museum object keys NT Beer mugs BT Keys Christening mugs SN Keys which open an object or part of an Coffee mugs object which has been acquired by the Commemorative mugs museum. Frog mugs Museum stands Shaving mugs SN One-handled drinking vessels, usually BT Stands cylindrical, with a plain rim without a lip, SN Stands made by MAAS for storage sometimes with a hinged lid. (usually given a part number -X)

Mugshots Mushrooms USE Identity photographs BT Foodstuffs

SN Varieties of fleshy fungi, often of umbrella Mules shape. BT Shoes Music accessories SN Shoes or slippers which leave the heel exposed BT Accessories

Mummy cloths NT Conductors batons Metronomes USE Egyptian mummy cloths Music cases Music documents Muppets Music stands BT Puppets Pitchpipes

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NT Tuning forks Music rolls SN Use for accessories which are not parts of BT Musical instrument accessories musical instruments NT Piano rolls Music books BT Books Music scores

SN Books primarily containing music scores. USE Scores

Music box automata Music stands

USE Musical automata BT Music accessories Stands Music box discs SN Stands to hold sheet music

BT Musical instrument accessories Music stools

Music boxes BT Musical instrument accessories Stools BT Automatic musical instruments

SN Boxes containing apparatus for producing Music synthesizers music mechanically BT Computer musical instruments Music cabinets Music typewriters BT Cabinets BT Typewriters Music cases Musical automata BT Cases Music accessories BT Automata SN Cases for carrying sheet music SN Mechanical moving figures (automata) which have a musical component. They Music documents can either be parts of a music box, or figures which have music operating in BT Documents addition to the clockwork movements of Music accessories the figure or scene. NT Discographies Musical bells Lyric sheets Scores BT Bells Percussion instruments Sheet music SN Bells used for musical performance.

Music equipment Musical blocks USE Music accessories USE Toy blocks

Music keyboards Musical bones BT Keyboard instrument components USE Clappers

Music programs Musical bottles BT Programs BT Bottles Wind instruments

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Musical clocks NT Viola bows

BT Clocks Violin bows

RT Musical automata Musical instrument cases

SN Clocks which play a tune at the hours or BT Cases at certain specific hours. The name is also Musical instrument accessories sometimes given to clocks with musical chimes only. NT Cello cases Flute cases Musical drums Guitar cases BT Percussion instruments Saxophone cases

NT Bass drums Viola cases Daiko Violin cases Snare drums Musical instrument components RT Drum sticks BT Components SN Musical instruments consisting of hollow bodies covered at one or both ends with NT Keyboard instrument components tightly stretched membranes, which Percussion instrument components produce sound when beaten or struck. Stringed instrument components Musical horns Wind instrument components

BT Brass musical instruments Musical instrument covers NT Hunting horns BT Covers Post-horns Musical instrument accessories SN Horns used for sounding notes or in musical orchestras, as distinct from the bones of animals or products made from Musical instrument keys them. BT Keys

SN Keys used to open locks on musical Musical instrument accessories instruments. BT Accessories Musical instrument stands NT Drum sticks BT Musical instrument accessories Keyboard instrument accessories Stands Music box discs Music rolls Musical instrument strings Music stools BT Stringed instrument components Musical instrument cases Musical instrument covers Musical instruments Musical instrument stands BT Objects Stringed instrument accessories Wind instrument accessories NT Aerophones Automatic musical instruments Musical instrument bows Computer musical instruments BT Stringed instrument accessories Dolls musical instruments Electronic musical instruments NT Cello bows Keyboard instruments Double bass bows Percussion instruments

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NT Practice instruments Nail clippers

Stringed instruments BT Manicure equipment Wind instruments SN A broad term used only for collections of a range of instruments. Where possible, Nail files name the type of instrument given below BT Manicure equipment or the specific instruments listed under the headings for each of these types. RT Emery boards

SN Small metal files used for filing Musical Instruments - stringed fingernails. USE Stringed instruments Nail scissors

Muskets BT Manicure equipment Scissors BT Firearms

Nailbrushes Mustard pots BT Brushes BT Pots Manicure equipment

RT Mustard spoons Nails

BT Hardware Mustard spoons SN Slender pieces of metal each having a BT Spoons point on one end which is driven into construction materials by impact. RT Mustard pots

SN Small spoons for serving mustard from a Nameplates mustard pot. BT Hardware Mutoscope reels Plaques SN Plates outside a house or business bearing BT Cinematographic equipment the name and usually the profession of the occupant, as used by doctors, dentists etc. Mutoscopes Nantucket drivers BT Cinematographic viewers USE Hammer drivers SN Early cinematographic viewing machines based on the flip book principle. A motion sequence of still photographic pictures Napery mounted on flexible cards arranged in a USE circular stack around a central hub was Table linen rapidly riffled by the turning of a crank. Napkin rings Muzzle-loading firearms USE Serviette rings BT Firearms

Napkins nail brushes USE Serviettes USE Nailbrushes

Nappies Nail buffers BT Baby clothing BT Manicure equipment NT Disposable nappies

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RT Pilchers Nautical toys

SN Pieces of cloth worn by babies to absorb BT Toys and contain urine and faeces. NT Toy boats National costumes Toy seaplanes

BT Costumes Toy ships

RT Costume dolls Navajas

BT Clasp knives National dolls SN Spanish folding clasp knives. USE Costume dolls

Naval hats National flags BT Uniform hats BT Flags

NT Australian flags Naval pinnaces

USE Pinnaces Native pears

BT Australian plants Naval ships

BT Ships Nautical documents NT Aircraft carriers USE Maritime documents Submarines Warships Nautical equipment SN A general term for ships used by the navy, BT Recreational equipment often ships of war. Where possible, specify Transport equipment a particular type of naval ship.

NT Anchor chains Navigational charts Anchors BT Charts Belaying pins Maps Buoys Lifebuoys Navigational equipment Marine engines BT Equipment Nautical ropes NT Compasses Oars Maps Paddles Octants Rowlocks Sextants Sailmaking equipment RT Surveying equipment Sails SN Equipment used on boats or ships. Nebulisers

Nautical records BT Health and medical equipment

USE Maritime documents RT Inhalers

Nautical ropes Neck armour BT Nautical equipment BT Armour Ropes

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Neck braces Needle containers

BT Surgical supports BT Sewing equipment

NT Needle cases Neckerchiefs Needle packets BT Neckwear Needlebooks

RT Pin holders Necklaces BT Jewellery Needle packets

NT Choker necklaces BT Needle containers

Mourning necklaces RT Pin packets

Therapeutic necklaces SN Needle containers made of paper or cardboard, consisting of a wrapper or Neckpiece envelope, often with holes into which the needles are stuck. USE Neckpieces Needlebooks Neckpieces BT Needle containers BT Jewellery

SN Pieces of jewellery worn around the neck, Needles often of rigid materials BT Piercing tools

Neckrings NT Acupuncture needles USE Neckpieces Hypodermic needles Knitting needles Neckties Sewing machine needles BT Neckwear Sewing needles

SN Bands of woven or knitted material placed Surgical needles round the neck and tied in front. RT Bodkins

Neckwear Needlework bags BT Clothing accessories USE Sewing bags NT Bow ties Collars Needlework equipment

Cravats USE Sewing equipment Jabots Neckerchiefs Needlework patterns Neckties BT Textileworking patterns Tippets SN Articles of dress worn round or at the RT Embroidery patterns neck. Needlework pictures Needle cases USE Embroidered pictures BT Cases Needle containers Needlework samplers

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USE Textile samplers BT Dressing-gowns

SN Lightweight, decorative dressing gowns Nefs

BT Centrepieces Neon lamps

SN Table centrepieces, in the form of a BT Electric lighting equipment fanciful model of a sailing ship. SN A gas discharge lamp that contains neon gas at low pressure. Negative film

USE Reversal film Neon signs

BT Illuminated signs Negative holders

USE Film and plate holders Netballs

BT Sports balls Negative ion generators BT Generators Nets Health and medical equipment BT Textiles SN Devices which release negative ions into the air to promote a feeling of well-being NT Fishing nets and to alleviate ailments such as asthma, Mosquito nets hay fever, and headaches by reducing pollution from dust or cigarette smoke. Netsuke Negative photoprints BT Clothing accessories

USE Negative prints SN Small objects of ivory, wood, etc, usually carved or decorated, used in Japanese dress as a toggle to prevent a pouch or Negative plate holders other article, to which it is attached by a USE Plate holders cord, from slipping through the girdle.

Netting equipment Negative prints BT Textileworking equipment BT Photographic prints NT Netting gauges RT Negatives Netting needles SN Photographic prints in which the tones or Netting shuttles colours are reversed from their appearance in nature. Netting gauges

Negatives BT Netting equipment BT Photographs Netting needles NT Film negatives Glass plate negatives BT Netting equipment

RT Negative prints

SN Photographs, usually on a transparent Netting shuttles support, in which the tones or colours are BT Netting equipment reversed from their appearance in nature. Shuttles Use `Negative prints' for prints in which tones or colours are reversed. New pence coins

Negligees BT Coins

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RT Penny coins Nibs

SN English currency. BT Writing equipment

RT Nib boxes New year decorations SN The point of a pen, especially a small, BT Festive objects tapering metallic device having a split tip for drawing up ink and for writing. Newcomen's engine Night clocks USE Beam engines BT Clocks

Newel posts RT Talking clocks

USE Newels SN Clocks which indicate the time, despite the dark or dimly lit conditions. This includes clocks with illuminated dials, Newels magic lantern clocks and talking clocks. These clocks have silent escapement as it BT Architectural elements is desirable that they produce as little SN Central pillar or upright from which the noise as possible. steps of a winding stair radiate ; A post at the head or foot of a stair, supporting the Night cupboards handrail. BT Cupboards

Newsletters SN Small tables made to stand beside a bed; includes those having a cupboard to hold a BT Documents chamber pot and those with a necessary SN Informal bulletins, as those circulating stool that pulls forward in the lower part. among people with a common interest. Night tables Newspaper clippings USE Night cupboards BT Press clippings

RT Newspapers Nightcaps

BT Nightwear Newspaper cuttings RT Boudoir caps USE Newspaper clippings

Nightdresses Newspaper supplements BT Nightwear USE Newspapers NT Baby nightdresses SN Loose dress-like garments worn to bed. Newspapers

BT Documents Nightgowns

RT Newspaper clippings USE Nightdresses

Nib boxes Nighties

BT Boxes USE Nightdresses Writing equipment RT Nibs Nightshirts

BT Nightwear

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SN Loose knee-length shirt style garments Noodles worn to bed BT Foodstuffs Nightstands

USE Night cupboards Nose augers

USE Shell augers Nightwatchman's clocks

USE Watchmans clocks Note amplifiers

BT Audio amplifiers

Nightwear SN An audio frequency amplifier. BT Clothing Note books NT Bed socks USE Bedjackets Notebooks Dressing-gowns Nightcaps Notebook computers Nightdresses BT Portable computers Nightshirts SN Computers weighing 1 - 4 kg that run off Pyjamas batteries or a transformer pack and are easy to carry in a briefcase. They SN Clothes for wearing in bed. sometimes use RAM drive or EPROM instead of floppy or hard drives. Noble coins

BT Coins Notebooks BT Books NT Half noble coins One noble coins RT Notes Quarter noble coins Rose noble coins Notes SN English gold coins introduced by Edward BT Documents III in 1344, to the value of 6s 8d. NT Field notes Nobles Lecture notes

USE One noble coins RT Notebooks

SN Brief statements of fact or experience Nobles (coins) written down for review, as an aid to memory, or as a short informal letter. USE One noble coins Noticeboards

Non-condensing engines BT Signs BT Steam engines SN Boards located centrally in offices, schools, workplaces etc, designed for the display of NT Cornish engines notices and other information of general SN Early engines in which the boiler pressure interest. was increased above that used in condensing engines. Exhaust was to the atmosphere instead of a condenser. Novelty toys BT Toys Non-vertebrates SN Cheap or trivial toys for brief amusement, USE Invertebrates often made for promotional purposes.

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Nozzles NT Almonds

BT Components Coconuts

SN Fittings for the end of a hose or spout. Nutcrackers

BT Domestic equipment Nulla nullas SN Instruments for cracking nuts. BT Hunting and gathering tools

Nutmeg graters Number plates BT Food graters USE Vehicle licence plates

Nuts Nursery furniture USE Nuts (hardware) BT Furniture

NT Bassinettes Nuts and bolts Cots BT Fasteners Cradles Hardware Highchairs

RT Baby accessories Nuts (foodstuffs) BT Foodstuffs Nursery toys

USE Baby toys Nuts (hardware)

BT Fasteners Nurses' caps Hardware SN Short metal blocks each having a threaded USE Nurses caps hole in the centre for receiving a bolt or threaded rod. Nurses caps Oars BT Caps Uniform hats BT Nautical equipment

RT Rowing boats Nurses cases

BT Medical cases Obi-jime SN Cases carried by nurses containing BT Clothing accessories equipment and supplies.

Nurses uniforms Obis

BT Uniforms BT Clothing accessories

RT Waistbands Nut carvings SN Wide sashes worn with kimonos BT Wood carvings

SN Decorative carvings onto the surface of Obituaries nuts, for example boab nuts. BT Documents

Nut fruits SN Notices of the death of a person, often with a biographical sketch. BT Fruits

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Objective lenses NT Agricultural equipment

BT Microscope lenses Artists equipment Aviation equipment Objects of vertu Barbers equipment Beekeeping equipment BT Ornaments Bookbinding equipment NT Decorated eggs Brewing equipment Etuis Clockmaking equipment Intaglios Construction equipment Medallions Dairy equipment Patch boxes Dressmaking equipment Seals Electrical engineering equipment Snuff bottles Factory equipment Snuff boxes Fire fighting equipment Snuff horns Fishing equipment Vesta cases Funeral equipment Gambling equipment Oboes Glassmaking equipment BT Woodwind instruments Leatherworking equipment RT Heang rein Metalworking equipment SN Instrument played with a a mouthed Military equipment double reed Mill equipment

Obol coins Millinery equipment Mining equipment BT Ancient Greek coins Office equipment NT Triobol coins Oil paints SN Derived from the Greek obelos, a spit (in Painting equipment pre-coinage times used as currency), the obol became a small silver coin valued at Plastering equipment one sixth of the drachm. Though fractions Pottery equipment of it were also struck, these turned out to Retailing equipment be really too small for practical use; indeed by the 2nd century BC the obol Signwriting equipment itself was struck in copper. ("The Seaby Surveying equipment Coin Encyclopaedia", Ewald Junge, RA Tree-felling equipment Seaby Ltd, London, 1992) Upholstering equipment Ocarinas Viticulture equipment

BT Wind instruments Watchmaking equipment Welding equipment SN Wind instruments shaped like an elongated egg, with fingerholes. Whaling equipment Winemaking equipment Occasional tables Woodworking equipment USE Side tables Workboxes Writing equipment

Occupation-based equipment RT Horse riding equipment BT Objects

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SN A general term encompassing the BT Chairs equipment used in various trades, Office furniture occupations, professions, etc. This broad RT term is included only as a place-holder for Ergonomic chairs hierarchy purposes and is not to be used to describe individual objects; instead use Office desks the specific type of equipment from the list below, or where possible name a BT Desks specific object. Office furniture

NT Computer desks Occupation issue notes BT Military money Office equipment

BT Occupation-based equipment Occupation notes NT Bulldog clips BT Military money Bundy card racks SN Notes issued during the period following Bundy clocks the invasion of a country, when a provisional government has been Clipboards appointed. Desk lamps Fax machines Ocean liners Gavels USE Passenger ships Office information systems Office machines Octants Paperclip bowls BT Measuring instruments Paperclips Navigational equipment Paperknives SN Instruments similar to a sextant, having a Paperweights graduated arc of 45 degrees, used for measuring angular distance. Staplers Staples Octopi Switchboards BT Invertebrates Typewriter accessories Wastepaper baskets Odaikos

USE Daiko Office furniture BT Furniture

Odd leg calipers NT Boardroom tables BT Calipers Filing cabinets

SN Calipers which have two hinged legs, one Office chairs with either a hardened steel or Office desks replaceable point, the other with a toe RT Office equipment which runs against the edge of the workpiece. Office information systems Office buildings BT Computer hardware BT Commercial buildings Office equipment

SN Australian Pictorial Thesaurus RT Computers

SN Computers and associated equipment Office chairs designed as a system for an office.

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Office machines Oil engines

BT Machines BT Internal-combustion engines Office equipment SN Internal-combustion engines using a NT Addressing machines mixture of oil vapour and air as a fuel. Addressographs Oil jars Braillers BT Cosmetics jars Cash registers Food storage jars Dictaphones NT Askoi Dictating machines SN Jars used for storing cooking or essential Stenographs oils. Typewriters Oil lamps Office records BT Lamps USE Business records SN Lamps fuelled by any type of oil

Office signs Oil paintings BT Signs BT Paintings

Official buildings Oil paints BT Buildings USE Painting equipment

NT Post office buildings Oilstones

Offset lithographs USE Whetstones USE Offset prints Ointment jars

Offset prints BT Pharmaceutical jars BT Prints SN Jars used for storing ointments, unguents or salves. Often these jars had bung RT Photolithographs stoppers or lids. SN Commercial printing process where impressions from an inked design on a Ointments lithographic stone or metal plate are made on another surface, as a rubber blanket or BT Topical medications rubber roller, and then transferred to NT Balsams paper, instead of being made directly on the paper. RT Ointment jars

SN Soft, unctuous preparations, often Offsetlithographs medicated, for application to the skin or USE Offset prints mucous membrane.

Old woman's tooth Oil cans USE Router planes BT Cans

SN Cans for holding oil, usually with a long Oleographs spout or nozzle through which the oil is squirted to lubricate machinery, etc. BT Chromolithographs

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SN A kind of chromolithograph, printed in oil BT Dollar coins colours.

Olives One hundred kopek coins BT Kopek coins BT Plants

One and a half penny coins One kopek coins BT Kopek coins BT Penny coins

RT Three halfpences One noble coins SN Single coins of denomination one and a BT Noble coins half pence.

One and a half pfennig coins One penny coins

BT Pfennig coins BT Penny coins

One anna coins One pfennig coins

BT Anna coins BT Pfennig coins

One cent coins One real coins

BT Cent coins BT Real coins

One centime coins One shilling coins

BT Centime coins BT Shilling coins

One dollar coins One sixteenth anna coins

BT Dollar coins BT Anna coins

One eighth farthings One step film

BT Penny coins USE Instant film

One eighth real coins One-tenth penny coins

BT Real coins BT Penny coins

One falus coins One tenth real coins

BT Falus coins BT Real coins

One florin coins One third farthings

USE Florins BT Penny coins

One franc coins One twelfth anna coins

BT Franc coins BT Anna coins

One hundred dollar coins Onkia coins

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BT Ancient Greek coins SN Instruments for viewing the interior of the eye or examining the retina. SN Derived from the Roman uncia. Opium containers Opals BT Containers BT Gemstones Smoking equipment

NT Opium pouches Opaltype prints

BT Photographic prints Opium lamps BT Smoking equipment Open robes RT Lamps BT Dresses

RT Robes Opium pipes BT Smoking pipes

Opera costumes SN Pipes used for smoking opium

BT Performance costumes Opium pots RT Opera equipment BT Pots Smoking equipment Opera equipment BT Performing arts equipment Opium pouches

NT Opera glasses BT Opium containers Pouches RT Opera costumes Smoking equipment

Opera glasses Optical discs BT Binoculars BT Computer memory devices Eyewear Opera equipment NT Compact discs SN Small, low-power binoculars for use in a Digital Versatile Discs theatre, etc. Digital Video Discs

Operating manuals DVDs Videodiscs BT Manuals SN Flat circular discs, usually made of polycarbonate, used to store data for Operating systems computing, sound reproduction and video.

BT Computer software Optical equipment SN Software that coordinates the operation of USE Optical instruments all parts of a computer system, including reading and writing from files, input devices and output devices. Optical instruments

BT Instruments Operating tables

BT Medical furniture NT Binoculars Eyepieces Ophthalmoscopes Magnifying glasses Microscope slides BT Medical instruments

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NT Microscopes SN January the 1st 1875 Denmark changed from silver to gold standard. The old Daler Periscopes and Skilling were exchanged to Krone and Spectrophotometers Ore. 1 Daler was equal to 2 Kroner and 1 Skilling was equal to 2 Ore. Spectroscopes The monetary system was exchanged to a Stereoscopes decimal one. 1 Krone = 100 Ore, and the Telescopes Danish Krone had the same value as the Swedish and Norwegian Krone. Sweden Optical lenses had already in 1867 exchanged to the decimal system, Norway did it 1876. BT Lenses Information copyright 1997,1998,1999 by Steen Hartmann, NT Contact lenses http://www.residence.dk/hobbies/coins/mai Intra ocular lenses n20a.htm - 4.3.1999 Monocles SN Lenses which assist the vision, either Organettes alone or as part of an optical instrument BT Automatic musical instruments or eyewear. Reed organs SN Mechanical reed organs Optical toys

BT Scientific toys Organisation charts

NT Kaleidoscopes BT Business records Toy periscopes Charts

RT Cinematographic viewers Organs Optometers BT Keyboard instruments

BT Eye testing equipment NT Barrel organs Meters Chamber organs SN Any of various instruments for measuring Chord organs the refractive error of an eye. Electric organs Oral contraceptives Electronic organs

BT Female contraceptives Pipe organs Pills Player organs SN Contraceptives, usually in the form of Portative organs pills, taken by women Reed organs Orchids Ornaments BT Flowers BT Objects

Order books NT Corn dollies Garden ornaments BT Administrative records Harness ornaments Mobiles Ordnance Objects of vertu USE Artillery Refrigerator magnets

RT Figures Ore coins SN Non-utilitarian decorative items used for BT Coins display.

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Orreries Ostrich feathers

BT Astronomical models BT Feathers

SN Apparatus for representing the motions and phases of the planets, etc., in a star Otto cycle engines system. USE Otto engines Orthodontic appliances

BT Dental equipment Otto engines BT Internal-combustion engines NT Orthodontic braces Piston engines SN Internal-combustion engines that operate Orthodontic braces on the Otto cycle, where the phases of BT Orthodontic appliances suction, compression, combustion, and exhaust occur sequentially in a SN Round or flat metal wires placed against four-stroke or two-stroke cycle surfaces of the teeth, and used to reciprocating mechanism. The fuel is straighten irregularly arranged teeth. ignited near the point of maximum compression, usually with a spark. Oscillating engines

BT Single acting engines Ottomans Steam engines USE Footstools

NT Oscillating paddle engines SN Inefficient single acting engines with a Outboard engines rigid piston rod attached to the USE Outboard motors crankshaft. The turning crankshaft causes the cylinder to oscillate and this allows the valve to work. Outboard motors

Oscillating paddle engines BT Marine engines

BT Oscillating engines RT Motor boats

Paddle engines SN Unit assemblies of engine, propeller, and SN Oscillating engines designed to propel vertical drive shaft used to propel a boat paddle-steamers. and usually clamped to the boat transom.

Oscillators Outdoor furniture

BT Amplifiers BT Furniture

NT Audio oscillators NT Deckchairs

RT Signal generators Picnic tables

SN Devices or machines which produce Sun lounges repetitive fluctuations in amplitude of an electrical signal. Outer garments

USE Outerwear Oscilloscopes

BT Electronic equipment Outerwear SN Devices which make the shape of a voltage BT Clothing wave visible on the screen of a cathode-ray tube or other device. NT Abas

Ostrich eggs Capes Cardigans BT Bird eggs

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NT Cloaks Over boots

Coats USE Boots Djellabas Fur jackets Overalls Jackets BT Protective clothing Jumpers SN Protective or fashion wear, all in one Swimming robes pants and shirt, or pants with bib and SN Garments worn over clothing when going brace. outdoors. Overblouses Outfits BT Blouses BT Clothing SN Blouses designed to hang loosely over NT Walking outfits pants or skirt, not tucked in.

RT Clothing ensembles Overcoats SN Set of clothing worn together, not necesarily matching. BT Coats SN Coats worn over the ordinary clothing in Outside calipers cold weather.

BT Calipers Overdresses SN Calipers with bowed legs with the ends turned inwards. They are used for BT Dresses measuring outside diameters. SN Dresses worn over another, especially ones designed or draped to show an Outside shaves underdress (AAT)

USE Downright shaves Overlockers

BT Sewing machines Oven gloves SN Sewing machines which overcast. USE Oven mitts

Overshoes Oven mits BT Shoes USE Oven mitts SN Protective shoes of rubber or other waterproof subsance worn over other Oven mitts shoes BT Pot holders Overshot waterwheels RT Gloves USE Overshot wheels SN Padded cloth pot holders into which a hand or hands can be inserted, used to protect the hands while handling hot Overshot wheels containers. BT Waterwheels

Oven peels RT Undershot wheels

BT Kitchenware SN Waterwheels driven by water passing over from above, as a vertical waterwheel. SN Shovel like implement for putting bread, pies, pizza etc into an oven or taking them out. Oversize models USE Large scale models

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Overskirts NT Food packaging

BT Skirts Hardware packaging Laundry packaging SN Outer skirts worn over an underskirt or over a dress. Medical packaging Medicine packaging Overtype engines Photographic packaging BT Steam engines Postal packaging SN Steam engines in which the machinery is Record covers over the top of the boiler. Stamp packaging Stationery packaging Ovulation test kits Toiletries packaging BT Birth control equipment Toy packaging Medical kits Wrapping paper Owls Wrapping ribbons SN The wrappings or containers used to BT Birds enclose, bundle or present objects to consumers or recipients. Oxen Packaging machines BT Mammals BT Machines

Oyster forks Pad saws BT Table forks USE Keyhole saws SN Dining forks for eating raw oysters or clams from the half shell. They are smaller than other table forks and have Paddle engines three or four pointed tines. BT Marine engines Steam engines Ozone generators NT Oscillating paddle engines BT Generators Sidelever paddle engines SN An ozone generator is a device designed to RT Paddle-steamers produce ozone gas. SN Marine engines that propel paddle-wheel Pacemakers steamers by driving a paddlewheel.

BT Surgical implants Paddle-steamers SN Instrument planted under the skin to BT Ships control the rate of the heartbeat. SN Steam vessels propelled by paddlewheels; Packaging some with one wide stern wheel, others with two narrow side wheels. BT Objects

NT Audio equipment packaging Paddle-wheel steamers Beverage packaging USE Paddle-steamers Cigarette packets Clothing packaging Paddle wheels Contraceptive packaging USE Paddlewheels Cosmetics packaging Electronics packaging

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Paddleboats BT Brushes Painting equipment USE Paddle-steamers Surface finishing tools

NT Artists brushes Paddles Lacquering brushes BT Nautical equipment SN Any of a variety of brushes used to apply paint, lacquer, etc. Paddlewheels Painted fans BT Wheels BT Hand fans RT Paddle-steamers SN Wheels with floats or paddles on the Painting brushes circumference, used for propelling vessels USE Paintbrushes over the water.

Padlocks Painting equipment

BT Locks BT Occupation-based equipment

SN A portable or detachable lock designed to NT Canvas stretchers be attached to the object they are Colour charts securing. Colour comparators Pagers Paint containers BT Personal communication devices Paintbrushes

SN Small portable devices which receive, but do not transmit, signals, used as a means Paintings of contacting or conveying instructions to BT Artworks the person carrying them. NT Acrylic paintings Pages Bark paintings BT Documents Encaustic paintings

SN Pages that are objects, independent of Grisaille paintings what they came from. Miniature paintings Oil paintings Pail shaves Pub paintings USE Coopering spokeshaves Tempera paintings Textile paintings Paint brushes Watercolour paintings USE Paintbrushes Paisa

Paint colour charts USE Pice coins

BT Colour charts Pajamas Paint containers USE Pyjamas

BT Containers Painting equipment Palatines

USE Pelerines Paintbrushes

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Palette knives SN Sections of material set into a larger object, either to contrast with the object or BT Artists equipment to form a component of the object which is Knives easier to handle in size during the SN Thin, flexible blades set in handles used manufacturing stage. This is a very for mixing or applying paint. general term and wherever possible a more specific term should be used. Palettes Panniers BT Artists equipment BT Underwear SN Thin usually oval or oblong boards or tablets with a thumb hole at one end, used SN Frameworks to provide shape under skirts by painters to mix colours on. Pannikins Pallettes BT Drinking cups USE Palettes

Panoramic photographs Pamphlets BT Photographs BT Documents

NT Advertising pamphlets Panpipes

Travel pamphlets USE Pan flutes SN Publications of between 2 an 4 pages, fastened but not bound Pans

Pan flutes BT Containers BT Flutes NT Ash pans SN Primitive wind instruments consisting of a Bedpans series of pipes of graduated length, the notes being produced by blowing across Warming pans the upper ends. Pantie girdles

Panama hats BT Girdles BT Hats SN Garments shaped like underpants which SN Summer hats with wide brim and ridge support the abdominal region of the body. crown made from a fine flexible straw. Panties

Pandas USE Underpants USE Giant pandas Pantihose

Panelbeating tools BT Hosiery BT Metalworking tools SN Womens tights, made of fine nylon

Panels Pantographs

BT Objects BT Drawing instruments

NT Architectural panels SN Instruments for copying drawings on a larger or smaller scale. Decorative panels

Textile panels Pants Tile panels

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USE Trousers Paper money

BT Money Pants-suits NT Banknotes BT Clothing Fantasy money SN Outfits designed for women, consisting of Hell money trousers and matching top. From the Macquarie Dictionary: a slacks Invasion money suit Military money Replica banknotes Pantsuits USE Pants-suits Paper perforating machines

BT Printing equipment Pantyhose

USE Pantihose Paper photograph holders

USE Photograph folders Pap boats

BT Feeding cups Paper plates

SN Small receptacles for feeding pap (a soft USE Disposable plates food made of bread cooked in milk) to infants and invalids. Paper sculptures

Paper bags BT Sculptures

BT Bags SN Fine or commercial artworks consisting of forms created using paper or cardboard. Paper clips Paper tape units USE Paperclips BT Computer components

Paper cups SN Those components of a computer whose primary function is to punch and/or read USE Disposable cups paper tapes.

Paper cutters Paper testing machines BT Printing equipment BT Cutting tools SN Machines to test the strength of papers SN Device specifically designed for cutting several layers of paper simultaneously, usually with a guiding edge that allows for Paper toys straight cutting. BT Toys

Paper dispensers NT Cut-out books BT Retailing equipment Paper dolls

Paper dolls Paperclip bowls BT Bowls BT Dolls Office equipment Paper toys

Paper knives Paperclips Document accessories USE Paperknives BT

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BT Office equipment Parallel rules

BT Rulers Papercuts SN Instruments for transferring a line BT Artworks parallel to itself. They commonly consist SN Paper artworks similar to origami, but of two parallel bars or rulers connected in made by making cuts in a piece of paper. such a manner that when one is held in place, the other may be moved, remaining Paperknives parallel to its original position.

BT Document accessories Parasols Office equipment Umbrellas SN Knives used for cutting folded paper, BT especially envelopes, often decorative. RT Umbrellas Papermaking machines SN Women's small or light sun umbrellas ; sunshades. BT Machines Parkas RT Dandy rolls BT Coats Paperweights

BT Office equipment Parlour caps BT Caps Para coins

BT Coins Parquetry Floor tiles SN Originally Turkish coins with a value of BT one-fortieth of the piastre, now the SN Mosaic work of wood used for floors, monetary unit of some Balkan countries. wainscoting, etc.

Parabolic reflectors Partisan notes

BT Mirrors BT Military money

SN Known as a parabolic dish or a parabolic SN Locally issued emergency money used mirror - a reflective device, commonly within partisan held areas, usually in low formed in the shape of a paraboloid of denominations and marked "Payable on revolution. Collects or distributes light, liberation". sound, or radio waves. Partridges Parachutes BT Birds BT Safety equipment

Party hats Paraffin engines BT Festive objects USE Kerosene engines Hats

Paraffin irons Party invitations

USE Spirit irons BT Invitations

Parallel rulers Parures

USE Parallel rules BT Jewellery

NT Demi-parures

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SN Complete sets of jewelled ornaments Pastille burners decorated in like style or made of the same variety of gemstone, and intended to BT Incense burners be worn at the same time, such as a SN Type of incense burners. Ornamental necklace, bracelet, brooch and earrings. objects in which may be placed a smouldering, scented pastille. Passenger ships

BT Ships Pastry boards

BT Kitchenware RT Steamships

SN Ships designed to carry large numbers of passengers, and therefore equipped Pastry brushes primarily with berths, dining facilities, BT Brushes and areas for recreation, as opposed to Kitchenware cargo storage facilities.

Passenger trains Pastry cutters

USE Trains BT Kitchenware

Passes Pastry knives

BT Documents BT Kitchen knives

NT Backstage passes Pastry stamps Passports BT Kitchenware Theatre passes

Transport passes RT Stamps (tools)

Passport photographs Pastry tins BT Identity photographs BT Baking tins SN Small photographs showing head and shoulders of subject, used for identification purposes in passports and Pat-talas other identity documents. USE Pattalas

Passports Patch boxes BT Passes BT Boxes Travel documents Objects of vertu SN Small shallow covered boxes in which Pasta were kept the black patches which were BT Foodstuffs fashionable cosmetic accessories in the 18th century (worn on the face to hide a defect or to heighten the complexion by Pastel drawings contrast). BT Art drawings Patchboxes SN Drawings done with pastel crayons. USE Patch boxes

Pastels Patchworking equipment BT Crayons BT Sewing equipment SN Crayons made from pigments ground with chalk and compounded with gum water.

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SN Equipment used for making patchwork, BT Books such as tools, stencils etc. RT Patterns Patella hammers

BT Hammers Pattern coins Medical instruments BT Coins SN Medical instruments used for testing the Patterns patella (knee jerk) reflex. SN Official prototypes of new coins; not legal tender. Patens

BT Dishes Patternbooks Religious objects USE Pattern books SN Shallow dish used in Christian religious ceremonies, used for bearing the Communion bread in the Eucharist Patterns service. BT Objects

Patent medicines NT Pattern coins

BT Medicines Textileworking patterns SN Objects fashioned or designed to serve as NT Cough mixtures a model or guide for something to be SN Medicines distributed by a company which made. has patents on their manufacture. The term is sometimes applied to all Pauldrons non-prescription commercially available USE Shoulder armour medicines.

Patents Peacocks

BT Documents BT Birds

Pateras Pear trees

BT Plaques BT Trees

RT Medallions Pearl shells SN Circular low-relief ornaments, derived from the Greek phiale and the Roman BT Shells patera, resembling a shallow dish.

Pearls Pattalas BT Animal parts BT Xylophones Animal products SN Burmese xylophone. Several sources use RT Gemstones a one-word spelling rather than hyphenated. Pectoral crosses Pattens BT Crucifixes BT Footwear SN A type of cross that is worn suspended on SN Any of various kinds of footwear to protect the breast, usually by bishops and abbots, the feet from mud or wet, e.g. a wooden and sometimes by cannons and laymen. shoe or shoe with a wooden sole. Pedal generators Pattern books BT Electric generators

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SN RT Pedal wirelesses Dolls made from a wooden clothes peg.

SN Small electric generators driven by a foot pedal which provide the power to run Pegs, laundry pedal wirelesses. USE Clothes pegs

Pedal toys Pelerines BT Ride-on toys BT Capes SN Ride-on toys operated by pedals. Use `Tricycles' or `Bicycles' for bicycles and SN Womens narrow collar-like capes tricycles. Pelican feathers Pedal wirelesses BT Feathers BT Radio transceivers

SN Small radio transceivers used for Pelicans communication in the outback. BT Australian birds Pedestals

BT Display equipment Pen cases

SN A stand or object support, which is usually BT Cases higher than it is wide, to support a figure, Writing equipment a bust, or an urn. RT Pencil cases Peel-apart instant film Pen holders USE Instant film BT Holders Writing equipment Peelers RT Pencil holders BT Kitchenware

NT Fruit peelers Pen trays Vegetable peelers BT Trays RT Slicers Writing equipment SN Implements or tools that peel. SN Small trays, often forming part of a library set, on which to rest quill pens.

Peeling chisels Pencil cases USE Bark chisels BT Cases Writing equipment Peen hammers RT Pen cases BT Hammers

NT Ball pien hammers Pencil drawings Ball-peen hammers BT Art drawings SN Hammers of various designs which are roughly toothed to facilitate the cutting of stone or the breaking of brick. They Pencil holders sometimes have two opposite cutting BT Holders edges. Writing equipment

Peg dolls RT Pen holders

BT Dolls

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Pencil sharpeners Penni coins

BT Sharpeners BT Coins Stationery RT Markka coins Pencils SN Copper currency of Finland since 1864, and of the Republic of Finland since 1919. BT Drawing instruments Writing equipment Pennies NT Coloured pencils USE One penny coins Propelling pencils

Slate pencils Penny coins

Pendants BT Coins

BT Jewellery NT Farthings Fourpences NT Mourning pendants Half farthings Pendulum bobs Halfpennies One and a half penny coins BT Weights One eighth farthings SN Weights on the lower end of a pendulum. One penny coins One third farthings Pendulum clocks One-tenth penny coins BT Clocks Quarter farthings Sixpences Pengo coins Thirty pence coins BT Coins Three halfpences SN Silver unit of Hungarian coinage since Threepences 1925, with occasional multiples of 2 and 5; Twopences later struck in aluminium. RT New pence coins Penguin eggs

BT Bird eggs Penny-farthings

BT Bicycles Penis sheaths

BT Clothing Penny tokens

BT Tokens Penknives

BT Pocket-knives Penny whistles

USE Tin whistles RT Clasp knives

SN Small knives originally used for making and mending quill pens. The term now Pens applies to any small pocket-knife. BT Drawing instruments Writing equipment Pennants NT Ballpoint pens BT Flags Fountain pens Quill pens

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NT Ruling pens SN Usually a kind of revolver popular in the middle of the 19th c. Firearms with no separate barrel but with a long chamber. Peonies Usually constructed so that when the BT Flowers trigger was pulled, the barrels revolved and the hammer was raised.

Peplums Perambulators

BT Clothing accessories USE Prams SN Clothing components forming a short full flounce or an extension of the waist, Percussion blunderbusses covering the hips. BT Blunderbusses Pepper Percussion firearms

BT Spices Percussion caps RT Pepper containers; Pepper shakers BT Firearm components

SN Small metal caps containing a priming Pepper casters powder, used to ignite the propellant USE Pepper shakers intercussion lock. firearms.

Percussion firearms Pepper containers BT Firearms BT Food storage containers NT Cap-firing firearms NT Pepper shakers Percussion blunderbusses RT Pepper Percussion pistols Percussion revolvers Pepper dredgers Percussion rifles USE Food dredgers Percussion instrument components

Pepper grinders BT Musical instrument components BT Food processing equipment NT Drum kit components Tableware

Percussion instruments Pepper pots BT Musical instruments USE Pepper shakers NT Afoxes Pepper shakers Alembas

BT Pepper containers Carillons Tableware Castanets Clappers Pepperboxes Clapsticks BT Firearms Cymbals Glass harmonicas RT Revolvers Gong strikers Gongs Hooters Linguaphones

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NT Maracas USE Performing arts equipment Musical bells Musical drums Performance posters Tambourines BT Event posters Woodblocks Xylophones Performance venue components

RT Rattles BT Performing arts equipment SN Musical instruments which are struck to NT Stage backdrops produce a sound, as opposed to bowed or blown instruments. Other musical classifications refer to these instruments Performing arts equipment as idiophones, autophones or BT Equipment membranophones. NT Backstage passes Percussion pistols Circus equipment BT Percussion firearms Dance equipment Pistols Opera equipment NT Converted percussion pistols Performance venue components Programs Percussion revolvers Theatre equipment BT Percussion firearms SN Prop-like objects used for Revolvers performance/dance, not costumes

Percussion rifles Perfume atomisers

BT Percussion firearms BT Atomisers

Rifles SN Apparatus for reducing perfumes to a fine spray. Percussive weapons Perfume bottles BT Weapons BT Bottles NT Batons Blowpipes (weapons) Perfume caskets Clubs BT Caskets Knuckledusters Maces RT Perfume bottles

SN Small chests or boxes with compartments Performance costumes for holding a number of perfume bottles, and sometimes with shallow drawers in BT Costumes the base. NT Circus costumes Dance costumes Perfumes Film costumes BT Toiletries

Opera costumes NT Air fresheners Theatre costumes Colognes RT Performing arts equipment SN Substances, extracts or preparations for diffusing or imparting fragrant, agreeable smells. Performance equipment

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Periodic tables NT Mobile phones

BT Information tables Pagers SN Devices usually held on or near the person, for communication. Periodicals

USE Magazines Personal computers BT Microcomputers

Periscopes NT Portable computers BT Optical instruments SN Use for non-portable desktop microcomputers designed for personal use. RT Toy periscopes SN Optical instruments consisting of a tube Personal effects with an arrangement of prisms or mirrors BT Objects by which a view at the surface of water, the top of a parapet, etc., may be seen NT Artificial eyelashes from below or behind. Back scratchers Perming equipment Chatelaines

BT Hair care equipment Condom boxes Cosmetics bags

Perpetual calendars Cosmetics cases Earplugs BT Calendars Facial tissues False eyelashes Personal adornments Fan cases BT Personal effects Handbags NT Amulets Handkerchief bags Beauty patches Handkerchief boxes Clothing accessories Handkerchiefs Corsages Identity devices Eyewear Knee rugs Fashion badges Luggage Hand fans Personal adornments Hand screens Personal communication devices Jewellery Purses Medals Regalia Pubic covers Scent bags RT Personal effects Sewing kits

SN Any objects used to adorn the body. This Smelling salts broad term is included only as a Smoking equipment place-holder for hierarchy purposes and is not to be used to describe individual Spectacles cases objects; instead use the specific name of Toiletries the object or objects. Toiletry bags Umbrellas Personal communication devices Wigs BT Personal effects RT Personal adornments Telecommunications equipment

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SN Objects for personal use, often carried BT Pest control equipment around. Traps

NT Ant traps Personal letters Flytraps BT Letters Mouse traps Rabbit traps Personal lubricants Rat-traps BT Sex aids Safe stands Toiletries Pesticide containers Personal papers BT Containers BT Documents

NT Horoscopes Pestles

USE Mortars and pestles Peso coins

BT Coins Petitions

SN Short for peso de a ocho, i.e. piece of eight, BT Documents as its value was that of 8 reales. Introduced by Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain in 1497. Now also used by Mexico. Petrol bowsers

USE Petrol pumps Pessaries

BT Medical instruments Petrol cans SN Plastic or metal instruments placed in the BT Cans vagina for uterine support or contraception. For medication, use vaginal RT Petrol pumps suppositories.

Pest control equipment Petrol engines

BT Domestic equipment BT Internal-combustion engines SN Internal-combustion engines that use a NT Electronic pest killers mixture of air and petrol vapour as a fuel. Flyswats Food safes Petrol irons

Jug covers USE Spirit irons Mosquito nets Pest repellent products Petrol pumps Pest traps BT Pumps

Pest repellent products RT Petrol cans

BT Pest control equipment Petticoats NT Insect sprays BT Underwear Insecticides Mosquito coils NT Baby petticoats Ultrasonic pest repellents SN Skirts, especially underskirts or slips, worn by women and girls. Pest traps

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Pews NT Apothecary jars

BT Benches Ointment jars Specie jars SN A general term used to indicate jars used Pfennig coins for storing drugs and medicines. Where BT Coins possible use a more specific term.

NT Eight pfennig coins Pharmaceutical packaging Fifty pfennig coins USE Medicine packaging Five pfennig coins Four pfennig coins Pharmaceuticals Half pfennig coins USE Medications One and a half pfennig coins One pfennig coins Pharmacy equipment Reichspfennig coins BT Health and medical equipment Six pfennig coins SN Equipment used for making, preparing or Ten pfennig coins dispensing drugs or medicines. Three pfennig coins Twelve pfennig coins Pheasant feathers

Twenty five pfennig coins BT Feathers Twenty pfennig coins

Two and a half pfennig coins Phenakistoscopes Two pfennig coins BT Cinematographic viewers SN The smallest German denomination. 100 pfennig = 1 mark. SN A revolving disk on which figures drawn in different relative attitudes are seen pH meters successively, so as to produce the appearnace of an object in actual motion. BT Measuring instruments

SN Instruments to measure acidity, usually of Philatelic albums liquids or soil. BT Albums

Pharmaceutical bottles SN Books consisting of blank leaves for the insertion of postage stamps, impressed USE Medication bottles stamps, stamped envelopes, postmarks, postcards, covers and similar material. Pharmaceutical cases Philatelic covers BT Medical cases USE Philatelic envelopes SN Cases, often portable and of leather, in which medicines were kept. Philatelic envelopes

Pharmaceutical equipment BT Envelopes BT Health and medical equipment NT Airmail covers NT Pharmaceutical jars Airmail envelopes Commemorative envelopes Pharmaceutical jars First day envelopes BT Jars SN Envelopes with stamps applied Medication containers Pharmaceutical equipment

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Philatelic kits SN A term used in the mid-19th century for photomechanical prints, most often those BT Postal products created by various relief processes, and also sometimes for those created by intaglio processes. Phones USE Telephones Photoflash lamps

USE Flashbulbs Phonograph cylinders USE Gramophone cylinders Photogenic drawings

USE Photograms Phonograph records USE Audio records Photograms

BT Photographs Phonographs RT Radiographs BT Audio equipment SN Photographs produced without a camera, RT Gramophones usually by placing an object directly on sensitised paper and exposing it to light. SN Device for playing 78rpm disc recordings. The term is more commonly used in USA, Photograph accessories while gramophone was more common in United Kingdom. Use 'Cylinder players' BT Accessories for players of cylinders and use 'Record players' for turntables that play LPs or NT Photograph albums 45s. Photograph cases Photograph folders Photo composites Photograph holders USE Composite photographs Photographic mounts

RT Photographs Photo engraving prints SN Accessories for presenting and mounting USE Photoengravings photographs.

Photo-measuring micrometers Photograph albums

USE Photographic micrometers BT Albums Photograph accessories SN Book consisting of blank leaves for Photocopiers inserting and storing photographs BT Copying machines Photograph cases

Photocopies BT Cases Photograph accessories BT Documents SN Hinged, covered frames containing one or SN Photographic reproductions of written or more photographs. printed material. Photograph folders Photoengravings BT Folders BT Photomechanical prints Photograph accessories

RT Photograph holders

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SN The envelopes in which photographic NT Daylight enlargers prints and negatives are returned to Horizontal enlargers consumers after processing. SN Projection devices used to print photographic images in sizes larger or Photograph frames smaller than the original negative or slide. BT Frames Photographic mounts Photographic ephemera

BT Ephemera Photograph holders

BT Holders Photographic equipment Photograph accessories BT Audio and visual equipment NT Photographic plate holders NT Camera accessories Photographers blackout hoods Camera chains

USE Photographers hoods Camera components Camera dollies Photographers hoods Cameras

BT Camera accessories Changing bags Photographic lenses RT Plate cameras Photographic lighting equipment SN Hoods of light-tight material attached to Photographic processing equipment early cameras to assist in the preparation and loading of photographic plates, Polarizers especially wet collodion plates. Sensitometers SN A general term for the broad range of Photographic balances apparatus associated with photography. Where possible, use a more specific term. USE Photographic scales

Photographic equipment containers Photographic chemicals BT Camera accessories BT Photographic processing equipment Containers

SN Chemicals used in photographic NT Camera cases processing. Gadget bags

Photographic cover glasses Plate carrying boxes RT Film and plate holders BT Photographic mounts SN Bags and cases used to carry photographic RT Lantern slides equipment, especially cameras and camera accessories. SN Cover glasses that go on the front and back of lantern slides. Photographic film

Photographic developing equipment USE Camera film

USE Photographic processing equipment Photographic lamps

Photographic diffusers USE Studio lighting equipment

USE Diffusion attachments Photographic lenses

Photographic enlargers BT Lenses

BT Photographic processing equipment Photographic equipment

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NT Camera lenses RT Photographic equipment Convertible lenses Enlarging lenses Photographic papers

Fisheye lenses BT Photographic processing equipment Fixed-focus lenses SN Sensitised papers used in processing for Landscape lenses producing photographic prints. Long-focus lenses Photographic plate examiners Magic lantern lenses Projector lenses USE Photographic plate illuminators Rapid rectilinear lenses Standard lenses Photographic plate holders Wide-angle lenses BT Photograph holders Zoom lenses Photographic plate illuminators Photographic lighting equipment BT Photographic viewing equipment BT Lighting equipment SN Viewing boxes for photographic glass Photographic equipment plates. NT Camera flashes Flash powders Photographic plate micrometers Flashguns USE Photographic micrometers Magnesium flash holders Studio lighting equipment Photographic plates

RT Arc lamps BT Camera components

NT Glass plates Photographic micrometers Half plates BT Astronomical equipment Quarter plates Micrometers SN Glass, porcelain or metal sheets covered SN Devices for measuring astronomical with light sensitive emulsion that are distances on photographs, especially intended to receive images through the photographic plates. aperture when inserted in the camera.

Photographic mounts Photographic positives

BT Photograph accessories USE Positives

NT Lantern slide mounts Photograph frames Photographic postcards Photographic cover glasses BT Postcards

Slide mounts SN Postcards that have on one side an image SN Frames and backings used to support and produced with light-sensitive materials protect photographic prints or directly on the card transparencies. Photographic printing boxes Photographic negatives USE Contact printers USE Negatives

Photographic prints Photographic packaging BT Photographs BT Packaging Prints

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NT Albumen photographs SN Scales used for weighing out photographic chemicals when making up processing Albumen photoprints solutions. Albumen prints Albumen silver prints Photographic slides

Card photographs BT Photographic transparencies

Contact prints SN Positive transparencies in mounts that Cyanotype prints are suitable for projection, usually 35mm film in a mount of 2 by 2 inches. Glass prints

Negative prints Photographic transparencies Opaltype prints BT Positives Platinum prints Transparencies Positive to positive prints NT Black-and-white transparencies Silver albumen prints Colour transparencies Silver gelatin prints Lantern slides Three dimensional photographs Photographic slides SN Opaque photographs, usually positive, usually on paper, and generally, but not Screen process transparencies always, printed from a negative. Use SN Positive photographs designed for viewing `Negative prints' for prints in which the by transmitted light. tones or colours are reversed from their appearance in nature. Photographic viewing equipment

BT Viewing equipment Photographic processing equipment NT BT Photographic equipment Cinematographic viewers Film strips NT Contact printing frames Light boxes Darkroom lamps Photographic plate illuminators Density meters Projector lamps Developing tanks Projectors Developing trays Slide viewers Film aprons Stereoscopes Film winding boxes RT Photographic equipment Photographic chemicals SN Equipment for viewing photographic Photographic enlargers products such as slides, lantern slides, Photographic papers movie films and stereo photographs. Photographic scales Photographs Plate drying racks (photographic) BT Objects Print meters

Print rollers NT Aerial photographs SN Materials and equipment involved in Astrophotographs converting a latent image on film or paper into a visible and permanent one. Commemorative photographs Identity photographs Photographic scales Manipulated photographs BT Balances Miniature photographs Photographic processing equipment Negatives Panoramic photographs

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NT Photograms BT Photomechanical prints

Photographic negatives NT Collotypes Photographic prints SN Photomechanical prints produced by Photomechanical prints photolithography, a planographic photomechanical process that uses the Portrait photographs same principle as lithography, but uses a Positives photographic process to transfer the image to the plate. Radiographs Sepia photographs Photomechanical gravure prints Shadowgraphs USE Photogravures Space photographs Stereo photographs Photomechanical gravures Tinted photographs SN Still images produced from USE Photogravures radiation-sensitive materials (sensitive to light, electron beams, or nuclear Photomechanical prints radiation), with the exception of reproductive prints of documents and BT Photographs technical drawings. May be positive or negative, opaque or transparent. The term NT Photoengravings includes secondary images produced from Photogravures a radiation-sensitive image, such as types Photolithographs of photomechanical prints. Use `Photographic prints' for opaque RT Positives photographs on paper, generally but not SN Prints produced by photomechanical always printed from a negative. processes. These are processes that employ light sensitivity to transfer an Photogravure prints image, and then a separate process to produce a print that was never itself USE Photogravures light-sensitive.

Photogravures Photomechanical reproductions

BT Photomechanical prints USE Photomechanical prints

SN Photomechanical prints produced by the photogravure process, an intaglio Photomechanicals photomechanical process in which the metal printing plate is prepared using a USE Photomechanical prints bichromate process, leaving a gelatine resist of varying thickness. The plate is Photometers etched to form cells of varying depth able to hold different amounts of ink. BT Exposure aids Meters Photoheliographs SN Instruments for measuring light intensity, illumination or brightness, usually by BT Telescopes comparing these with a standard light SN Telescopes designed for photographing the source. sun. Photomontages Photolithographic prints BT Manipulated photographs USE Photolithographs Montages

RT Composite photographs Photolithographs

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SN Use for combinations of photographic Piano players images, or photographic with other images, such as architectural drawings, BT Automatic musical instruments usually arranged into a somewhat unified image. Use `Composite photographs' for RT Player pianos the printing of two or more negatives as SN Automatic instruments which play a piano one unified image. Use `Collages' for by pressing on the keys. pieces of photographs or other flat materials pasted together into less unified Piano rolls images. BT Music rolls Photonegatives RT Player pianos USE Negatives SN Rolls of paper prepared with music for use on a player piano. Piano rolls were a Photoprints popular form of music recording.

USE Photographic prints Piano stools

USE Music stools Photos

USE Photographs Pianofortes

USE Pianos Photoscopes

USE Stereoscopes Pianolas

USE Player pianos Phototransparencies

USE Photographic transparencies Pianos

BT Keyboard instruments Piano accordions NT Electric pianos BT Accordions Grand pianos SN Accordions which have a piano-style keyboard for the right hand instead of Player pianos buttons. Square pianos Upright pianos Piano components BT Keyboard instrument components Piastre coins

NT Piano feet BT Coins

RT Keyboard instruments SN The name given throughout Europe and the Middle East to the Spanish peso, and hence to its almost innumerable Piano feet derivative coins.

BT Piano components Piccolos RT Furniture accessories BT Flutes SN Solid glass supports to be placed under SN Small flutes sounding an octave higher the feet of a piano. tnan an ordinary flute

Piano organs Pice coins USE Barrel pianos BT Coins

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SN A small fraction (one sixty-fourth) of the NT Eskies Indian rupee until 1957 - with the Picnic baskets adoption of a decimal system, the rupee was divided into 100 pice. Picnic rugs Picnic sets Pickaxes Picnic tables BT Tools Picnic rugs RT Mattocks BT Picnic equipment SN Instruments for loosening the soil in Rugs digging, shaped like mattocks, but having both ends pointed. RT Ground sheets

Picking knives Picnic sets BT Basketmaking tools BT Picnic equipment Knives Tableware SN Small knives with a wide blade, used for trimming a finished basket. RT Picnic baskets

Pickle jars Picnic tables

BT Food storage jars BT Outdoor furniture Picnic equipment Picks Tables

BT Prying tools Picture books NT Coal picks BT Childrens books Hammerhead picks

Icepicks Picture frames SN Hand tools consisting of a steel head pointed at one end or both ends and BT Frames mounted on a wooden handle. They are used for loosening and breaking up compacted soil. Pictures BT Artworks Picnic baskets NT Cork pictures BT Baskets Embroidered pictures Picnic equipment Enamel pictures RT Picnic sets Pinprick pictures Shell pictures Picnic blankets USE Picnic rugs Pie coins

BT Coins Picnic equipment SN The twelfth part of the anna or one third BT Domestic equipment of the pice in the East India Company's Recreational equipment currency system as established by an act of 1835. NT Disposable cups Disposable cutlery Pie dishes Disposable plates BT Baking dishes Drink can holders Dishes

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Pie funnels SN Flannel or plastic pants or a plastic wrapper worn by an infant over a nappy. BT Kitchen funnels Pilgrim bottles RT Pie dishes USE Pilgrim flasks

Pie steamers Pilgrim flasks USE Pie funnels BT Beverage bottles Flasks Pie tins SN Flattened gourd-shaped bottles with one BT Baking tins or two pairs of lugs at each side through which might be passed a strap for slinging RT Pie dishes over the shoulder. They were originally intended for pilgrims to carry Pierced earrings drinking-water.

BT Earrings Pill bottles

RT Ear studs BT Medicine bottles

SN An ear ornament, worn suspended from a bent wire or thin hoop, passed through a Pillars hole pierced in the lobe of the ear. USE Columns Piercing tools

BT Tools Pillboxes BT Medicine containers NT Awls SN Needles Boxes, usually shallow and often round, for holding pills. Prickers Stiletto tools Pillow shams

BT Bed linen Pigeongrams SN Ornamental covers laid over a bed pillow. BT Correspondence Postal documents Pillowcases Pigeons BT Bed linen

BT Birds SN Removable covers, usually of cotton, linen or nylon, drawn over a pillow.

Piggy banks Pillows BT Moneyboxes BT Household textiles

NT Pigs Bed pillows Lacemaking pillows BT Mammals SN Animal Pills

BT Medicines Pilchers NT Oral contraceptives BT Baby clothing

RT Nappies Pilsener glasses

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BT Beer glasses BT Spectacles

RT Ale glasses RT Monocles

SN A type of beer glass characterised by its SN Pairs of spectacles kept in place by a shape, which approximates a tall, thin spring which pinches the nose. cone. Pincushions Pin cushions BT Pin holders USE Pincushions SN Small cushions in which pins are stuck ready for use. Pin holders Pinfire firearms BT Sewing equipment BT Firearms NT Pin packets Pin poppets NT Pinfire revolvers Pin trays Pinfire revolvers Pincushions BT Pinfire firearms RT Needle containers Revolvers

Pin packets Ping pong sets BT Pin holders BT Sports equipment

RT Needle packets Pinions

Pin poppets BT Gear wheels BT Pin holders NT Bevel pinions Spur pinions Pin trays SN Small toothed gear wheels, either bevel or BT Pin holders spur. Trays Pinnaces SN Small trays, often part of a sewing set, to hold pins and needles and other BT Boats needlework tools. SN Light sailing ships or ship's boats, particularly those used in attendance on a Pinafore dresses larger vessel. USE Pinafores Pinprick pictures Pinafores BT Pictures

BT Dresses SN Lace-like designs pricked into paper with pins. SN Sleeveless dresses, usually with a low neck or shoulder straps, worn over a shirt, blouse, jumper or skivvy, particularly in Pinprickt pictures winter. USE Pinprick pictures

Pinball games Pins BT Games BT Fasteners

Pince-nez NT Hatpins

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NT Lacemaking pins Pipettes

Lapel pins BT Laboratory equipment Safety pins SN Slender graduated tubes for measuring Sewing pins and transferring liquids from one vessel to Stickpins another. Tiepins Piping bags Pionnes BT Kitchenware

USE Bird organs RT Biscuit paste forcers

SN Cone-shaped cloth bags with the pointed Pipa end open, to which metal stencils are attached for producing various shapes of BT Lutes icing or whipped cream. Used in cake SN Chinese short-necked lutes decorating.

Pipkins Pipas BT Pots USE Pipa Tableware SN Small pots, usually circular and with a Pipe bowls straight horizontal handle ; often used for warming brandy. BT Smoking equipment

RT Smoking pipes Pistol grips

USE Hand grips Pipe cases

BT Cases Pistols

Smoking equipment BT Firearms

Pipe cleaners NT Automatic pistols Blunderbuss pistols BT Cleaning equipment Smoking equipment Breechloading pistols Cap-firing pistols Pipe organs Duelling pistols

BT Organs Flintlock pistols

SN Organs with pipes, rather than reeds Percussion pistols Pocket pistols Pipe stands Signal pistols

BT Smoking equipment Wheel-lock pistols RT Revolvers Pipes SN Short firearms intented to be held in one hand. BT Objects

NT Blowpipes (tools) Piston engines Bubble pipes BT Engines

Chimneypots NT Aeroplane piston engines Drainpipes Beam engines Smoking pipes Diesel engines

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NT Four-stroke engines RT Signs

Otto engines SN Signs or notices, usually of stiff cardboard, Reciprocating aero-engines posted in public, or carried by protestors Reciprocating engines Place cards Rotary piston engines BT Cards Steam engines SN Cards put by each place at a dinner table Swashplate engines etc. indicating who is to sit there. Two-stroke engines (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd ed.) RT Engine indicators

SN Engines characterised by the Place mats reciprocating motion of pistons in a USE Tablemats cylinder. Use `Reciprocating engines' for engines that generate reciprocating motion. Use `Rotary piston engines' for Placemats engines that convert the reciprocating USE Tablemats action of the pistons into rotary motion.

Pit saws Plaids

BT Frame saws BT Capes

SN NT Frame pit saws Long, rectangular pieces of cloth, usu. with a cross-barred pattern, worn about SN Large two-man saws used to saw boards the shoulders by Scottish Highlanders. from the lengths of logs which are placed over big pits. The saws are operated by one man standing on the log and the other Plan cabinets standing in the pit. BT Cabinets

SN Cabinets with large flat storage areas for Pitchers maps and plans. USE Jugs Plane blades

Pitchforks USE Plane irons

BT Agricultural tools Forks Plane cutters

RT Gardening forks USE Plane irons SN Large forks for lifting and pitching hay. Plane irons

Pitchpipes BT Tool components BT Music accessories NT Combination plane irons SN Small pipes tuned to give pitch for singing Croze irons or tuning instruments RT Planes

Pith helmets SN The cutting irons of planes.

BT Helmets Plane wedges SN Hats made of pith cork from Indian spongewood tree, covered with cotton. BT Tool components

SN Tapered pieces of wood used to wedge the Placards plane iron into the mouth of the plane. BT Documents

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Planes Plant components

BT Woodworking tools BT Plants

NT Bench planes NT Flowers Combination planes Gum nuts Compass planes Gumnuts Coopering planes Leaves Finger planes Seeds Grooving planes Japanese planes Planters Moulding planes BT Containers Gardening equipment Router planes Thumb planes Plants Toothing planes SN Tools used for levelling and smoothing the BT Objects surface of wood by paring shavings from NT Acanthus it. Australian flora Planetaria Australian plants

BT Buildings Bamboo Bullrushes RT Orreries Ferns SN Use for buildings housing devices for Fruits projecting celestial images onto the interior of a dome for public viewing; may Grains also be used for the projecting Grasses mechanisms. For mechanical models of the solar system, use "orreries." (Getty Art Hibiscus and Architecture Thesaurus, 2006) Lotus plants Mangroves Planetariums Moss USE Planetaria Olives Plant components Planimeters Roses BT Meters Seaweed

SN An instrument used to measure the Shamrocks surface area of a two-dimensional shape Thistles (most commonly the area of a planar region). Tobacco Trees Planispheres Vegetables BT Astronomical equipment Vines

SN Maps of half or more of the celestial Waterlilies sphere with a device for indicating the Wisteria part visible at a given time. Plaques Plank saws BT Objects USE Pit saws NT Firemarks

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NT Honour boards BT Eyes

Makers plates RT Glass eyes Medallions Nameplates Plate and film holders Pateras USE Film and plate holders

Plaster casts Plate boxes BT Sculptures USE Plate carrying boxes NT Fictile ivories SN Any pieces of sculpture cast in plaster of Plate cameras Paris. BT Cameras Plaster prints NT Full plate cameras BT Intaglio prints Glass plate cameras SN A C20th development in intaglio printing Half plate cameras where a line engraved or etched plate is Quarter plate cameras linked in the normal way and is then SN Cameras using photographic plates rather surrounded by a frame into which plaster than film. of Paris is poured. By this means a plaster cast of the intaglio plate is obtained, with the black lines standing in relief. Plate carrier boxes

USE Plate carrying boxes Plasterers tools

USE Plastering tools Plate carrying boxes

BT Photographic equipment containers Plastering equipment SN Boxes and cases designed for carrying BT Occupation-based equipment photographic plates. They were often grooved to fit plates, lined with foil and with air-tight lids to preserve the Plastering tools sensitivity of wet plates. BT Tools Plate carrying cases NT Plastering trowels USE Plate carrying boxes RT Masonry tools

Plate changing bags Plastering trowels BT Changing bags BT Plastering tools RT SN Flat hand tools having a broad steel blade, Photographic plates used to apply, spread and shape plaster or SN Changing bags for photographic plates. mortar or to smooth the surface of unformed concrete. Plate drying racks (photographic) Plastic bags BT Photographic processing equipment

BT Bags RT Photographic plates

SN Bags made of plastic, usually used for SN Wooden racks used to dry photographic shopping. plates after processing.

Plastic eyes Plate holders

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BT Film and plate holders NT Side plates SN Light-tight containers holding sensitised Soup plates plates in readiness for use. A rectangular Sushi slabs frame in which the plate is kept in place SN Small shallow table utensils used for by some form of clip or slot. eating food. Plates are usually less than 30cm in diameter; larger utensils are Plate measuring machines called `Dishes'. USE Photographic micrometers Platinotypes Plate micrometers USE Platinum prints

USE Photographic micrometers Platinum prints

Plate racks BT Photographic prints

USE Plate drying racks (photographic) Platters Plate readers BT Serving dishes

BT Astronomical equipment SN Large shallow dishes, usually oval in shape, for serving food. SN Devices used for viewing astrographic plates in order to measure the relative Platypus positions of the stars and their motions over the years. BT Australian animals Mammals Plate tanks

BT Developing tanks Play clothing

BT Childrens clothing RT Photographic plates SN Hard-wearing clothing designed for SN Developing tanks for photographic plates. children's play activities.

Plateaus Player accordions

BT Centrepieces BT Accordions SN Large flat table ornaments, upon which Automatic musical instruments stood a centrepiece or epergne, as well as SN Accordions which play automatically candlesticks, cruets, salts, casters, etc. There is usually an encircling low silver or silver gilt gallery. Player organs BT Automatic musical instruments Plates Organs

BT Dinnerware RT Barrel organs SN NT Asparagus plates Organ which can play automatically Baby plates Player pianos Commemorative plates Dessert plates BT Automatic musical instruments Pianos Dinner plates NT Barrel pianos Disposable plates Entree plates Hot water plates Salad plates

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SN Pianos played by machinery which pumps Plough planes a pneumatic mechanism that turns a paper roll provided with perforations BT Grooving planes which cause air pressure to move the SN Grooving planes with an adjustable guide piano keys. that are capable of being fitted with various irons for cutting grooves. Playing balls

USE Sports balls Ploughing engines

BT Agricultural engines Playing cards Traction engines SN Traction engines used for ploughing fields. BT Cards Games Ploughs NT Childrens playing cards BT Agricultural machines RT Card tables

SN Sets of cards with figures or designs, used NT Stump-jump ploughs to play a variety of games. Plow planes Playing marbles USE Plough planes BT Games Marbles Plugging chisels SN Small balls, usually of steel or glass with coloured twists, used for playing the BT Masonry chisels games of marbles, Chinese checkers etc. SN Steel rods with a star-shaped point; used for drilling holes in masonry by striking Playing tokens with a hammer. USE Game pieces Plugging drills Pleasure cruisers USE Plugging chisels

USE Passenger ships Plumb bobs Plectrums USE Plumb-bobs

BT Stringed instrument accessories Plumb-bobs SN Small pieces of wood, metal, ivory etc., for plucking strings of a lyre, mandolin, BT Tools guitar etc. SN Pieces of lead or some other weight attached to a line, used for determining Pliers perpendicularity, for sounding etc. BT Hand tools Plumbing fixtures NT Combination pliers BT Objects SN Pincer-like hand tools with scissors action, usually with serrated jaws, used for NT Bathtubs gripping, holding, bending and cutting. Drainpipes Plinths Handbasins

BT Display equipment Showers Sinks SN Bases or blocks, often square, used to support or display structures or objects. Stopcocks Taps

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NT Toilet components Pocket computers

Toilets BT Portable computers

SN Pocket-sized microcomputers with limited Plumbing shavehooks processing power, usually restricted to BT Plumbing tools pocket calculator, electronic diary and Shavehooks address book functions. They usually don't SN Scraper tools for cleaning the surface of have standard keyboards. lead pipes. Pocket knives

Plumbing tools USE Pocket-knives BT Tools Pocket-knives NT Plumbing shavehooks Plungers BT Clasp knives

NT Penknives Plumes SN Small knives with one or more blades that USE Feathers fold into the handle, suitable for carrying in the pocket.

Plungers Pocket pistols BT Maintenance tools BT Pistols Plumbing tools SN Tools consisting of a large rubber suction RT Pocket revolvers cup on a wooden handle used for clearing plumbing traps of minor obstructions. Pocket revolvers Pochettes BT Revolvers

BT Fiddles RT Pocket pistols SN Tiny fiddles , housed in the player's pocket Pocket watches

Pochoir prints BT Watches BT Stencil prints SN Watches designed to be worn in a pocket, often in the fob of a waistcoat. RT Fashion plates

SN Prints much employed in book illustration Pockets utilizing a stencilling technique. BT Clothing accessories Pocket cameras NT Watch pockets BT Film cameras Pod augers NT 35mm cameras USE Cartridge cameras Shell augers Disc cameras SN Small cameras using normal size film. Podiums

BT Architectural elements Pocket compasses

BT Magnetic compasses

SN Small magnetic compasses.

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SN Raised platforms for speakers or USE Instant picture cameras conductors; may be indoors or outdoors, often narrower than the width of the immediate space upon which they rest. Polaroid film For raised indoor platforms set at the USE Instant film ends of large rooms as a place of honor or prominence, as for speakers, officers, or dignitaries, see "daises." (Getty AAT, Polaroid instant photographs 2006) USE Instant camera photographs

Pohas Pole firescreens USE Bungers USE Pole screens

Poison purchasing records Pole screens USE Sales of poison books BT Firescreens

Poker machines SN Firescreens with tripod bases and an upright shaft which supports the framed BT Gambling equipment panel; distinguished from those Machines firescreens which are supported on four legs. Pokers Polearms BT Fire irons BT Weapons

Polarimeters NT Lances

BT Meters Spears

SN An instrument for measuring the amount Tridents of polarised light, or the extent of SN Any form of cutting or thrusting weapon polarisation, in the light received from a mounted on a long pole. given source. Police badges

Polarisers BT Badges BT Prisms Uniform accessories

SN Prisms used in microscopes or cameras Police uniforms

Polarizers BT Uniforms

BT Audio and visual equipment Photographic equipment Polishers SN A device that converts an unpolarized or BT Objects mixed-polarization beam of light into a beam with a single linear polarization. NT Buffs Burnishers Polarographs Fork polishers BT Scientific equipment Knife polishers SN Instruments that automatically measure Polishing irons and record the concentration, solubility, Polishing stones constituents, equilibrium, etc, of an electrolytic solution. RT Surface finishing tools

Polaroid cameras Polishing irons

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BT Polishers Popguns Standing irons BT Toy guns SN Small rounded standing irons used for polishing starched linen and cotton. SN Toy guns from which a pellet is shot with a loud pop by compressed air. Polishing stones

BT Polishers Pork pie hats Stones USE Pork-pie hats

Political badges Pork-pie hats

BT Badges BT Hats

SN Felt hats with a snap brim and a crown Political cartoons moulded to a roughly circular depression, the centre of which is elevated so as to fit BT Cartoons the head. SN Cartoons with a political or topical message or theme. Porridge

BT Foodstuffs Political posters

BT Posters Porringers

BT Bowls Polygonal spinets SN Small unspouted cup-shaped bowls, with USE Virginals one or two handles, sometimes called a posset pot, used for drinking broth. Pomade jars Port glasses BT Cosmetics jars BT Drinking glasses SN Jars used for storing hair and scalp pomade. RT Sherry glasses

Pomades SN Glasses for drinking the fortified wine port. BT Hair toiletries

SN Scented ointments used for the scalp and Port saws hair. USE Compass saws

Ponchos Portable computers BT Capes BT Personal computers

Poodles NT Laptop computers Notebook computers BT Mammals Pocket computers SN Computers weighing approximately 7 - 22 Pop guns kg that run on mains electricity. They USE Popguns usually have floppy and hard drives and a standard cathode ray screen.

Pop-up books Portable engines

BT Childrens books BT Steam engines

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SN Engines set on wheels which may be Portuguese guitars drawn by horses from place to place. BT Stringed instruments Portable radios

BT Radios Positive colour transparencies

USE Colour transparencies Portable X-ray machines

BT X-ray machines Positive film BT Camera film

Portative organs SN Film used to produce photographic slides. BT Organs

SN Small portable organs with bellows and Positive to positive prints flue pipes, from 12th century to 16th BT Photographic prints century SN Photographic prints produced through a process where the print is made directly Portfolios from positive film, without creating a BT Containers negative from the film. Brand names include Cibachrome(Ciba-geigy), SN Portable containers for loose papers, Ilfochrome(Ciba-geigy) and R3(Kodak). prints etc., usually containing examples of the works of a particular person. Positive transparencies Portrait lenses USE Photographic transparencies

BT Lenses Positives Portrait medallions BT Photographs

BT Medallions NT Ambrotypes Portraits Direct positives Dry plate positives Portrait miniatures Glass plate positives BT Miniature paintings Holograms Portraits Photographic transparencies RT Miniature photographs RT Photomechanical prints

SN Photographs other than photomechanical Portrait photographs prints in which the tones or colours BT Photographs correspond to (ie. are not reversed from) Portraits their appearance in nature. SN Photographs which are primarily portraits. Posographs BT Exposure calculators Portraits SN Elaborate exposure calculators taking into BT Artworks account month, time, lens aperture, state of the sky, lighting of the subject, and type NT Portrait medallions of scene. A pointer gives the exposure for Portrait miniatures four different plate speeds. Portrait photographs Possums Self-portraits BT Australian animals RT Miniature paintings

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Post-horns NT Franking machines

BT Musical horns Letterboxes Mail bag tags SN Simple brass instruments without keys, formerly used by coachmen on Mail bags post-chaises (hired coaches drawn by Postboxes horses changed at each stage, used for Postcode sorting equipment rapid travelling in the 18th and early 19th centuries). Postmarkers Postmarking equipment Post office buildings

BT Official buildings Postal lettercards

USE Lettercards Postage stamp albums

USE Philatelic albums Postal lettersheets USE Lettersheets Postage stamp dies

BT Printing dies Postal notes BT Postal documents RT Postage stamps SN Orders for the payment of a small amount of money, bought from and generally Postage stamp packs cashed at a post office. BT Postal products Postal orders RT Postage stamps BT Postal documents SN Packs of stamps, usually designed to show a series of stamps. Postal packaging

Postage stamp sheets BT Packaging BT Postage stamps Postal products

Postage stamps BT Objects BT Adhesive stamps NT Philatelic kits Postal products Postage stamp packs NT Postage stamp sheets Postage stamps Postal documents Postal documents Stamp essays BT Documents Postal products Stamp packaging

NT Money orders RT Philately Pigeongrams Postal notes Postal stationery Postal orders BT Postal documents Stationery Postal stationery Telegrams NT Aerograms Air letters Postal equipment Airmail labels

BT Equipment Airmail paper

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NT Envelopes NT Advertising posters Imagegrams Art posters Lettercards Cinema posters Lettersheets Community posters Postcards Event posters

RT Airmail envelopes Political posters

SN The range of papers and stationery used for sending letters and information Postmarkers through the postal system. BT Postal equipment

Postal technology SN Devices (manual or electronic) for stamping postmarks onto letters and USE Postal equipment parcels.

Postboxes Postmarking equipment

BT Boxes BT Postal equipment Postal equipment

RT Letterboxes Postpaks

SN Public boxes for posting mail. For private USE Postal packaging boxes for the receipt of mail, use Letterboxes. Pot brushes Postcard albums USE Saucepan brushes

BT Albums Pot cupboards Postcards USE Night cupboards

BT Cards Postal stationery Pot holders

NT Advertising postcards BT Kitchen equipment Maximum cards NT Oven mitts Photographic postcards SN Padded cloths used to protect the hands RT Lettercards when handling hot containers.

SN Cards of standard size, often having a photograph, picture, etc., on one side, on Pot lids which a message may be written and sent BT Lids by post. RT Pomade jars

Postcode sorting equipment SN A pottery cover for a circular shallow BT Postal equipment container (often a pomade pot), generally decorated with a polychrome transfer Sorting equipment printed design. Pot lids came principally from F & R Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire, Poster stamps and were made by them between 1846 and BT Advertising stamps 1880.

SN Advertisements in stamp form derived Pot plant holders from an advertising poster. BT Gardening equipment Posters Holders

BT Documents

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Pot plant stands BT Containers

BT Gardening equipment NT Chamber pots Stands Chocolate pots Coffeepots Pot scourers Cooking pots BT Cleaning equipment Flowerpots Fluxing pots Pot stands Gallipots BT Kitchen equipment Glue pots Tableware Ink pots RT Trivets Lidded pots SN Cloths or mats placed on a table or Mustard pots kitchen surface to protect it from hot Opium pots containers. Pipkins Pot sticks Pounce pots

USE Copper sticks Rouge pots Teapots Potato chip cutters Wine pots RT Kitchenware BT Kitchenware SN Vessels of many shapes and sizes, generally of of circular section, and Potato mashers employed for a variety of purposes. BT Food mashers Pottery equipment

Potato peelers BT Occupation-based equipment

BT Vegetable peelers NT Clay test samples Glaze test samples Potentiometers Kiln furniture

BT Meters Kilns Pottery tools SN Instruments for measuring electromotive force or difference in potential between Pottery wheels two points in a circuit; the measurement is made without drawing electric current. Pottery tools

Potpourri jars BT Pottery equipment Tools BT Cosmetics jars

SN Jars used for storing either wet or dry Pottery wheels potpourri. BT Pottery equipment Wheels Potpourri vases SN Devices with a rotating horizontal disc BT Vases upon which clay is moulded by a potter.

SN A vase which is characterised by pierced decoration on the shoulder or cover, or Potties both. It is used for holding pot pourri. USE Chamber pots

Pots

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Potts irons Power generators

USE Mrs Potts irons USE Electric generators

Pouches Power shovels

BT Bags BT Construction equipment

NT Belt pouches SN Self-propelled, power-operated machines used to excavate or load soil or debris. Money pouches Opium pouches Practice instruments RT Purses BT Musical instruments

Poultry Prams BT Birds BT Baby accessories Carriages Pounce pots SN Small four-wheeled vehicles pushed from behind, used for carrying babies. BT Pots Writing equipment Prawns SN Small containers with a perforated cover for sprinkling pounce, a fine powder of BT Crustaceans gum sandarac formerly used on parchment to prepare it for writing. Praxinoscope film Pound coins BT Cinematographic film

BT Coins RT Praxinoscopes

NT Five pound coins SN Paper strips of animated sequences for use in praxinoscopes. Three pound coins

Two pound coins Praxinoscopes SN The major currency unit of Great Britain. BT Cinematographic viewers

Powder compacts RT Praxinoscope film

BT Face powder containers SN Improved zoetropes for viewing animation. Movement sequence drawings mounted on the inner wall of a revolving Powder flasks circular drum face the centre. The drum BT Firearms accessories has as many mirrored facets as there are Flasks drawings and the spectator looks through a mask that restricts the view to the area SN Containers for gunpowder of a single mirror.

Powder horns Praxioscope film

USE Powder flasks USE Praxinoscope film

Powder puffs Praxioscopes

BT Cosmetics brushes USE Praxinoscopes

RT Face powders Prayer beads SN Soft feathery balls or pads, for applying powder to the skin. BT Ceremonial jewellery

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BT Religious objects Pregnancy test kits Strings of beads BT Medical kits NT Rosary beads

Prayer boards Prehistoric stone tools USE Stone tools BT Religious objects

SN Used as an alternative to prayer carpets in homes in the Swat Valley, northern Preparatory drawings Pakistan, mainly by women. At prayer BT Art drawings time, they were placed on the floor with the pointed end towards Mecca. After prayer, they were leant against the wall. Prescription books

BT Books Prayer books Medical records BT Religious books SN Books for a direction usually written by a doctor to the pharmacist for the preparation and use of a medicine or Prayer boxes remedy. BT Boxes Religious objects Presentation bowls

BT Bowls Prayer canopies Presentation pieces BT Ceremonial textiles Presentation boxes Prayer cards BT Boxes Presentation containers BT Cards SN Boxes, usually wooden and lined with Religious objects fabric, for presenting a valuable item.

Prayer mats Presentation cases USE Prayer rugs BT Cases Presentation containers Prayer rugs

BT Ceremonial textiles Presentation containers Floor rugs BT Ceremonial objects Containers

Prayer sticks NT Presentation boxes BT Religious objects Presentation cases Presentation folders Prayer wheels RT Presentation pieces

BT Religious objects SN Ceremonial containers in which to present objects to people, e.g. boxes, cases, folders SN Wheels or cylinders inscribed with or containing prayers, used chiefly by Tibetan Buddhists. Presentation cups BT Cups Precious stones Presentation pieces

BT Stones RT Commemorative cups

SN Cups presented to mark an event or achievement, usually engraved

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Presentation folders SN Official statements giving information for publication in the press. BT Folders Presentation containers Presses

BT Equipment Presentation mallets NT Bookbinding presses BT Presentation pieces Brick presses

Presentation pieces Cigar-making presses Clicking presses BT Ceremonial objects Coin presses Commemorative objects Grape presses NT Presentation bowls Screw presses Presentation cups Toggle presses Presentation mallets

Presentation trays Pressure cookers Presentation trowels BT Cooking pots Presentation vases SN Strong closed vessels in which food is RT Presentation containers cooked above the normal boiling point under pressure. Presentation silver Pressure gauges USE Presentation pieces BT Gauges

Presentation trays NT Air pressure gauges

BT Presentation pieces Price lists Presentation trowels BT Lists

BT Presentation pieces Pricker pads Presentation vases USE Tool pads

BT Presentation pieces Prickers

Preserving bottles BT Lacemaking equipment Piercing tools USE Food preserving bottles

Prickings Preserving jars BT Lacemaking patterns USE Food preserving jars SN Working patterns used by lacemakers

Press clippings Prime movers BT Documents BT Trucks

NT Magazine clippings SN Powerful motor vehicles designed to draw Newspaper clippings a trailer or transporter.

Press releases Primitive money

BT Documents BT Money

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NT Hoe money NT Printing machines Ring money Silk-screens Shell money Printing machines

Print meters BT Machines BT Meters Printing equipment Photographic processing equipment NT Braille printers SN Devices used in processing for estimating Composing machines the exposure of prints by processes which Computer printers give no visible image during the exposure, specifically bromide papers, platinotype Contact printers and carbon tissues. Embossing machines Printing presses Print rollers Teleprinters BT Photographic processing equipment Ticket printers RT Photographic prints SN A broad category of machines which produce printed output. Where possible, SN Hand-held rollers used for finishing use a specific type of printer rather than photographic prints, especially for giving a this general term. textured effect on products such as lacquers and gelatine substances applied to the print after processing. Printing plates BT Printing accessories Printing accessories

BT Printing equipment Printing press

NT Printing dies USE Printing presses Printing plates Printing stones Printing presses

Type pieces BT Printing machines

Printing blocks NT Albion presses

BT Printing equipment Printing stones

BT Printing accessories Printing dies

BT Dies Prints Printing accessories BT Artworks NT Duty stamp dies Postage stamp dies NT Diazo prints Dyeline prints Printing equipment Fashion plates BT Equipment Intaglio prints

NT Flongs Lithographs Ink Monotypes Paper perforating machines Offset prints Paper testing machines Photographic prints Printing accessories Relief prints Printing blocks Stencil prints

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SN Images produced by transfer from a block, Profile tools plate, stone, screen or other medium onto paper or cloth. BT Tools

NT Jigs Prisms Stencils BT Lenses Templates NT Analysers Tool guides Polarisers SN Guides used to set out or block work accurately. Where possible, specify the Prize certificates type of tool rather than this broad general term. BT Certificates Prizes Programmable calculators

BT Electronic calculators Prize ribbons SN Electronic calculators that have some BT Prizes provision for changing their internal Ribbons program, usually by inserting a new magnetic card on which the desired Prizes calculating program has been stored.

BT Awards Programmes

NT Prize certificates USE Programs Prize ribbons Sports medals Programs

BT Documents Probates Performing arts equipment BT Legal documents NT Cinema programs

RT Wills Circus programs

SN Documents issued by courts certifying Dance programs that a will has been proved as valid, and Music programs authorising an executor for the will. Theatre programs Proceedings Projectile weapons BT Reports BT Weapons SN Records of the events at meetings, conferences etc NT Boomerangs Catapults Process prints Harpoons USE Photomechanical prints Slingshots

Processing trays Projectiles

USE Developing trays USE Projectile weapons

Proclamation coins Projector components

BT Coins BT Machinery components

NT Johanna coins RT Projectors SN Use for currencies designated by Governor KIng in 1800 as legal tender in NSW.

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Projector lamps SN Toys, often associated with television or cartoon series, intended to promote a BT Lamps product. Photographic viewing equipment Proof sets

Projector lenses USE Coin proof sets BT Photographic lenses

RT Projectors Proof sheets USE Contact prints Projectors

BT Photographic viewing equipment Propellers BT Vehicle components NT Epidiascopes Magic lanterns Propelling pencils Movie projectors BT Pencils Slide projectors SN Pencils whose lead is projected by a screw Promissory notes or other device.

BT Financial records Proportional compasses SN Written promises to pay a specified sum of BT Drafting compasses money to a person designated at a fixed time. SN Compasses with two legs, pointed at both ends, and an adjustable pivot. Distances Promotional dolls measured by the points at one end can be marked off in proportion by the points at BT Dolls the other end. Promotional material

RT Toy figures Proportional dividers

SN Dolls used for promoting goods or USE Proportional compasses products, or created in conjunction with a product being marketed. Props

Promotional material BT Display equipment

BT Objects NT Circus props

NT Media kits SN Objects or items used in performance or display to support the main activity or Promotional dolls objects displayed. Promotional packs

RT Advertisements Prostheses BT Health and medical equipment Promotional packs NT Artificial arms BT Promotional material Dentures Electrolarynx Promotional toys Intra ocular lenses BT Toys Surgical implants

RT Toy figures Protective clothing

BT Clothing

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BT Safety equipment Pub mirrors NT Codpieces BT Advertisements Cricket boxes Mirrors Hard hats Helmets Pub paintings

Lab coats BT Advertisements Overalls Paintings Raincoats RT Pub mirrors

Rash vests SN painted mirrors and glass panels used in Shin guards pubs to promote beer brands Sun hats Pubic covers Surgical gloves BT Personal adornments Surgical gowns SN Covers used by aboriginal people made Surgical masks from various things including grass, Work aprons string, human hair string and shells.

Protective masks Publicity kits

BT Masks USE Promotional packs SN Masks worn on the face to protect against allergens, irritants, poisonous gases, etc. Pudding basins

Prototypes BT Basins Kitchenware BT Design models Pudding boilers Provisional notes BT Cooking boilers BT Banknotes SN Cooking boilers with lift out trays used for SN Notes issued by a government which rules boiling puddings in bags. provisionally until confirmed or removed by democratic elections. Pudding cloths

BT Cloths Prying rods Kitchenware USE Flagging irons RT Pudding boilers

SN Cloth bags used for boiling puddings. Prying tools

BT Tools Pudding dishes

NT Chincing irons USE Pudding basins Flagging irons Picks Pudding mixes

BT Foodstuffs Psaltery

USE Dulcimers Pudding moulds

BT Food moulds Pu money

USE Spade money Pudding pans

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USE Pudding basins Pump augers

USE Taper augers Pudding tins

USE Food storage cans Pump controllers

BT Regulators Pull along toys RT Pumps USE Pull-along toys

Pump drills Pull-along toys BT Drills BT Toys Masonry tools NT Toy carts SN Primitive drills driven by a cord wound round its spindle which imparts a reciprocating motion. They are used for Pull toys drilling hard substances such as stone or USE Pull-along toys metal.

Pumping engines Pulley blocks BT Stationary engines BT Lifting equipment NT Cornish engines RT Pulleys SN Stationary engines which drive a pump or SN Frames that contain one or more pulleys, are combined with a pump. for guiding the tail cords. Pumps Pulley boxes BT Hydraulic equipment USE Pulley blocks NT Bicycle pumps

Pulley sheaves Medical pumps Petrol pumps USE Pulleys Rotary pumps Vacuum pumps Pulley wheels RT Pumping engines USE Pulleys

Punch bowls Pulleys USE Punchbowls BT Lifting equipment

SN Wheels with a flat, round or grooved rim Punch time clocks that rotate on a shaft and carry a flat belt, V-belt, rope or chain to transmit motion USE Bundy clocks and energy.

Punchbowls Pumice soap BT Bowls BT Soap

RT Cleaning products Punches SN Soap made from a porous or spongy form BT Marking tools of volcanic glass, used, especially when powdered, as an abrasive, etc. NT Coopering punches Starting punches

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SN Tools, usually in the form of a steel rod NT Stocking purses whose end may take a variety of shapes, Wallets used to make indentations or perforations in various materials. SN Small bags, pouches or cases for carrying money on the person. Punches, starting Push along toys USE Starting punches USE Push-along toys

Punishment equipment Push-along toys BT Equipment BT Toys NT Balls and chains RT Pull-along toys Cat-o'-nine-tails Handcuffs Push drills Hanging ropes BT Drills Leg irons

School canes RT Archimedean drills

Stocks SN Hand drills of Archimedean type enclosed Thumbscrews in a tube and driven by pressure on the handle. Punt guns Pushbikes USE Shotguns USE Bicycles

Puppet theatres Pushers BT Puppetry equipment USE Strollers

Puppetry equipment Puzzles BT Recreational equipment BT Games NT Puppet theatres NT Chinese puzzles Puppets Jigsaw puzzles Puppets Tray puzzles RT Toys BT Puppetry equipment Toys

NT Glove puppets Pyjamas Muppets BT Nightwear SN Nightclothes consisting of loose trousers Purchase orders and jackets

BT Administrative records Pyrometers RT Financial records BT Measuring instruments

SN Apparatus for determining high Purses temperatures which depends commonly on BT Clothing accessories observation of colour or measurement of electric current produced by heating of Holders dissimilar metals. Money accessories Personal effects

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Pyrometric cones Quarter florins

BT Kiln furniture BT Florins

Pyx Quarter franc coins

BT Religious objects BT Franc coins

SN Christianity: boxes or vessels in which the reserved Eucharist or Host is kept. Quarter kopek coins

BT Kopek coins Qirsh coins

BT Coins Quarter noble coins SN Turkish/Egyptian coins. BT Noble coins

Quadrants Quarter nobles BT Measuring instruments USE Quarter noble coins SN Instruments for measuring altitude of celestial bodies, consisting of a 90° graduated arc with a movable radius for Quarter plate cameras measuring angles. BT Plate cameras

Quails RT Quarter plates

BT Birds SN Cameras that used daguerreotype metal plates that were a quarter of the size of standard full plates, ie 3.25 x 4.25 inches. Quarry tiles BT Floor tiles Quarter plates

SN Baked clay paving tiles, usually square BT Photographic plates and unglazed. RT Quarter plate cameras

Quarter anna coins SN Photographic plates used in quarter plate cameras, measuring 3.25 x 4.25 inches. BT Anna coins

Quarter real coins Quarter cent coins BT Real coins BT Cent coins

Quill pens Quarter dollar coins BT Pens BT Dollar coins

Quilt covers Quarter falus coins BT Bed linen BT Falus coins

Quilts Quarter farthings BT Bedcovers BT Penny coins RT Waggas

Quarter florin coins Quivers USE Quarter florins

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BT Archery equipment Radiation meters SN Cases or containers for holding arrows. BT Meters Safety equipment

Rabbet planes RT Geiger counters BT Grooving planes

RT Fillisters Radiators

SN Wood or metal planes which are flat BT Heating equipment across the sole, in which the cutting iron NT Electric radiators extends to the extreme edge on one or both sides, used to cut a rabbet (rebate) along the grain at the edge of the wood. Radio cabinets

BT Audio equipment Rabbit traps Cabinets BT Animal traps Pest traps Radio coils

BT Radio equipment Rabbits

BT Mammals Radio components

BT Components Rabetting planes RT USE Rabbet planes Radio equipment

Racloirs Radio equipment BT Audio equipment USE Stone scrapers

NT Crystal detectors Racquets Radio coils

BT Sports equipment Radio receivers Radio transceivers NT Battledores Radio transmitters Tennis racquets SN Light bats consisting of a network of cord Radio valves or nylon stretched in an elliptical frame, Radios used chiefly in playing ball games like RT Radio components tennis, badminton, etc.

Radar equipment Radio-frequency signal generators

BT Communications equipment USE Radio signal generators

Radial engines Radio receivers

BT Reciprocating aero-engines BT Radio equipment

SN Engines having cylinders grouped so that they resemble equally spaced radii of a Radio receiving licences circle. The cylinders are stationary and BT Legal documents the crankshaft rotates with the propeller.

Radiation detectors Radio signal generators

USE Radiation meters BT Signal generators

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RT Radios Rag dolls

SN Test instruments that generate the USE Cloth dolls various radio frequencies required for alignment and servicing of radio, television, and electronic equipment. Rag rugs BT Floor rugs Radio transceivers

BT Radio equipment Rail vehicles

NT Pedal wirelesses BT Vehicles SN Radios capable of transmitting and receiving signals NT Locomotives Railway carriages Radio transmitters Railway cars BT Radio equipment Trains Transmitters Trams

RT Toy rail vehicles Radio valves

BT Radio equipment Railway carriages Valves BT Carriages Rail vehicles Radiograms SN Passenger-carrying vehicle units on a BT Audio equipment railway.

SN Combined radio and gramophone. Railway cars Radiographs BT Rail vehicles

BT Photographs RT Toy railway cars SN RT Photograms Non-passenger vehicle units which run on a railway. SN Images produced on photographic film by a radiation other than light, especially Railway ephemera X-rays or gamma rays. BT Ephemera Radios BT Radio equipment Railway equipment

NT Car radios BT Transport equipment

Clock radios NT Railway signs Crystal receiving sets Railway sleepers Portable radios Railway tracks Transistor radios Signal boxes

Radiotherapy equipment Railway fare tables

USE X-ray equipment BT Information tables

Rafts Railway signs

BT Watercraft BT Railway equipment Signs

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SN The range of signs used in and around BT Firearms accessories railway stations, including station name SN Rods for ramming down the charge of a signs, railway signal box signs, timetable muzzle-loading firearm. signs, etc.

Railway sleepers Ranat eks BT Xylophones BT Railway equipment SN Thai wooden xylophones Railway tickets Rank badges BT Transport tickets BT Clothing accessories Identity devices Railway timetables SN Chinese, embroidered panels of fabric, BT Timetables sewn to officals' clothing and denoting rank of bearer through the type of symbols and animals represented. Railway tracks

BT Railway equipment Rapid rectilinear lenses BT Photographic lenses

Rain gauges SN Symmetrical photographic lenses for reducing distortion. Each half consists of BT Gauges a cemented doublet with all three surfaces RT Measuring cylinders concave towards the central stop.

SN Instruments for measuring rainfall. Rapiers

BT Swords Raincoats

BT Coats Protective clothing Rappen coins BT Coins RT Umbrellas

SN Waterproof coats worn as protection from SN The smallest unit of Swiss coinage, in rain. common use since the middle ages.

Raising irons Rash vests

USE Coopering vices BT Protective clothing SN T-shirts or long-sleeved tops originally Rakes designed to protect surfers from chafing against their boards, subsequently BT Tools designed to protect swimmers from ultra-violet radiation. NT Gardening rakes Hay rakes Rasps

BT Cutting tools Ramekins RT BT Baking dishes paper files SN File-like tools of hardened steel with teeth rather than grooves. They are used for the Ramheads preliminary shaping of curved surfaces. USE Froes Rat-traps Ramrods BT Animal traps

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BT Pest traps Razor blades RT Mouse traps BT Shaving equipment

SN Flat pieces of metal, usually with two Ratchet braces sharp edges, used in safety razors. BT Woodworking braces Razors SN Braces with a ratchet-driven chuck, permitting use in confined spaces where BT Shaving equipment complete circular sweeps of an ordinary brace would be impossible. NT Cut-throat razors Electric shavers Ratchet exposure shutters Folding razors USE Camera shutters Safety razors SN Sharp-edged instruments used for shaving hair from the skin. Ratchet screwdrivers BT Screwdrivers Real coins

BT Coins Ration cards NT Eight real coins BT Cards Five tenths real coins RT Grocery coupons Four real coins SN Cards entitling the holder to receive Half real coins rations (fixed allowances of provisions or One eighth real coins food). One real coins Rats One tenth real coins

BT Rodents Quarter real coins Ten real coins

Rattles Two real coins SN Silver coins introduced almost at the same BT Objects time (mid-14th century) in Spain and Portugal. NT Baby rattles Cog rattles Reales

RT Percussion instruments USE Real coins SN Instruments contrived to make rattling sounds. Reamers (taper augers) Razor blade injectors USE Taper augers

BT Shaving equipment Reapers RT Razor blades BT Agricultural machines SN Instruments to inject razor blades into certain types of safety razors Rebate planes

Razor blade sharpeners USE Rabbet planes BT Sharpeners Shaving equipment Rebate routers NT Strops USE Boxing routers RT Razor blades

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Reboilers Record covers

USE Boilers BT Audio equipment Covers Receipts Packaging

BT Sales records Record players

BT Audio equipment Recipe books SN Turntable player for vinyl long play disc BT Instruction books records (LPs) or 45s. SN Books containing instructions for cooking. Recorders Reciprocating aero-engines BT Flutes

BT Aero-engines SN Soft toned flutes with plug in mouth piece, Piston engines played in vertical position

NT Radial engines Recording thermometers Rotary radial engines BT Thermometers SN Fuel-burning internal-combustion engines specifically designed and built for light SN Thermometers that indicate and record weight in proportion to developed shaft temperature. horsepower. The reciprocating engine drives a propeller that imparts forward Records (documents) momentum to the aeroplane or helicopter. USE Documents Reciprocating aircraft engines

USE Reciprocating aero-engines Recreational equipment

BT Objects Reciprocating drills NT Camping equipment USE Push drills Dice Diving equipment Reciprocating engines Exercise equipment BT Piston engines Fishing equipment SN Piston engines transmitting power via a Frisbees reciprocating motion. Gambling equipment Nautical equipment Reciprocating steam engines Picnic equipment USE Steam engines Puppetry equipment Skateboards Reclining chairs Skates BT Chairs Sports equipment Swimming equipment Record albums Trampolines

USE Audio records RT Horse riding equipment

Record cleaners

BT Audio equipment accessories Cleaning equipment

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SN A general term which describes many Reel stands varieties of equipment used for sporting, leisure or recreational purposes. This BT Reel holders broad term is included only as a place-holder for hierarchy purposes and is not to be used to describe individual Reel-to-reel audio tapes objects; instead use the specific type of BT Audio tapes equipment from the list below, or where possible name a specific object. Reel-to-reel tape recorders

Recruiting cards BT Audio equipment BT Cards Reference books

Rectifiers BT Books BT Electric converters NT Dictionaries NT Mercury arc rectifiers SN Publications consulted to identify certain SN Apparatus which permit an alternating facts or for background information, such electrical current to flow in one direction, as encyclopaedias, dictionaries, atlases, without an intermediate transformation of etc. energy. Reflecting dynamometers

Rectilinear lenses BT Dynamometers USE Rapid rectilinear lenses Reflector Lights

Reed organs BT Studio lighting equipment Organs BT SN Lights for television and photographic filming NT Harmoniums

Melophones Reflex bows Organettes BT Archery bows SN Organs which exclusively employ free reeds; in particular the American organ SN Curved Chinese archery bows used from which draws air through the reeds from the Ming period. above by suction. Reflex cameras Reeds BT Film cameras BT Wind instrument components NT Single lens reflex cameras Twin lens reflex cameras Reel boxes RT Box cameras BT Reel holders SN Cameras with a viewfinder system that uses a mirror to give an upright image of Reel holders the scene as it appears in the lens.

BT Textileworking equipment Refractometers NT Reel boxes BT Meters Reel stands Spool knaves

RT Sewing equipment

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SN Instruments for determining the Refrigerators refractive index (a specific property of a material equal to the ratio of the velocity BT Coolers of light - or other electromagnetic Kitchen equipment vibration - in a vacuum to its velocity in NT Ice chests that material) of a material.

Refractory equipment Regalia

BT Equipment BT Personal effects

NT Crucible covers NT Academic regalia Crucible stands Registers Crucible tongs BT Books Crucibles Business records Firebricks SN Books in which entries of acts, Fluxing pots occurrences, names or the like are made Forges for record. Furnace tongs Regulator clocks Furnaces BT Astronomical equipment Industrial ovens Clocks Kiln furniture Kilns Regulators Muffles BT Machinery components Retorts NT Pump controllers RT Metallurgical equipment

SN Equipment able to withstand high temperatures, used in industrial processes Reichspfennig coins (metallurgy, glass making, brick making, BT Pfennig coins etc)

Refrigerator evaporators Reindeer

BT Machines BT Deer

SN Cooling units used in the vapor-compression cycle of refrigeration. Reindeers Plain pipe coils or finned coils, with or BT Mammals without forced circulation of the fluid being cooled, are commonly used. Shell-and-tube coolers, or tanks with Reins wetted or submerged cooling coils, are frequently used where water or brine is USE Horse tack circulated as a secondary cooling medium. Reis coins Refrigerator magnets BT Coins BT Magnets Ornaments NT Five reis coins SN A refrigerator magnet is an ornament Ten reis coins attached to a magnet that is used to post Twenty reis coins items such as shopping lists or report cards on a refrigerator, or simply as decoration (Wikipedia.org). Relays BT Electronic equipment

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SN Devices by means of which a change of Religious objects current or voltage in one circuit can be made to produce a change in the electrical BT Ceremonial objects condition of another circuit. NT Altarcloths Relief etchings Altarpieces

BT Relief prints Altars Bible boxes SN Prints produced by a method of etching plates for relief printing (ordinary etching Chalices being in intaglio). The design is drawn on Christening cups the plate in an acid-resisting varnish. The Christening mugs plate is then immersed in acid which eats away the unprotected parts so that the Collection plates design stands out in relief and prints can Communion sets be taken in the same way as a wood-block Crosiers print. Crucifixes Relief prints Dorjes

BT Prints Incense Incense burners NT Linocuts Patens Metal cuts Prayer beads Relief etchings Prayer boards Wood engravings Prayer boxes Wood-block prints Prayer cards Woodcuts SN Prints produced by processes where the Prayer sticks non-printing areas of the block or plate Prayer wheels are carved, engraved or etched away. Pyx

Religious books Religious books Religious figures BT Books Reliquaries Religious objects Shrines NT Bibles

Prayer books Reliquaries

Religious buildings BT Containers Religious objects BT Buildings RT Shrines NT Churches SN Containers for safeguarding or exhibiting Synagogues the relics of a saint. Temples Remote control transmitters

Religious figures BT Control equipment BT Figures Transmitters Religious objects Rending axes RT Apostle spoons USE Froes SN Representations of people, animals or religious beings, used for religious purposes. Repair kits

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BT Tools Reproductions

NT Bicycle repair kits USE Replicas Lawn-mower repair kits Reptiles Repair manuals BT Animals USE Maintenance manuals NT Crocodiles

Repeating back cameras Lizards Snakes BT Cameras Tortoises SN Cameras with a repeating back, a movable Turtles back or film holder that accepts film at least twice the size of the picture format and can be shifted between exposures to Rescue boats permit recording more than one image. BT Boats They are used for some kinds of portrait work, and to obtain multiple original NT Lifeboats negatives for high-volume production of Surf rescue boats duplicate images. Surfboats Repeating circles SN A general term applied to craft used in water emergencies. Where possible, BT Measuring instruments specify the type of boat used. SN Instruments used to measure angles, in order to ascertain bearings of distant Reseau plates objects, e.g. stars. USE Reseaux

Replica banknotes Reseaux BT Paper money BT Astronomical equipment SN ... SN Glass plates with a network of fine lines, used in a photographic telescope in order Replicas to produce a corresponding network (for BT Full scale models measuring purposes) on photographs of the stars. NT Electrotype reproductions

RT Models Residential buildings

SN Full size, exact copies of original objects, BT Buildings sometimes made by the maker of the NT Houses original, but not intended as frauds. Use this term in conjunction with objects to indicate a replica of that object, eg for Resistors replicas of coins, use `Coins' and BT Electronic equipment `Replicas'.

Reports Resonator guitars

BT Documents BT Guitars

NT Annual reports Financial reports Resophonic guitars Proceedings USE Arched top guitars

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Respirators Reversal film

BT Health and medical equipment BT Camera film

SN Camera film giving negatives and prints. Resuscitation equipment

BT Health and medical equipment Reversing engines

SN Equipment used to assist or re-start BT Engines breathing. NT Link reversing engines Retail equipment Marine engines RT Locomotive engines USE Retailing equipment SN Engines in which the direction of rotation can be reversed, allowing the vessel or Retailing equipment locomotive to move backwards and BT Occupation-based equipment forwards with ease.

NT Butchers blocks Revolvers Cash registers BT Firearms Confectionery jars NT Centre-fire revolvers Dispensers Percussion revolvers Grocery coupons Pinfire revolvers Milkshake mixers Pocket revolvers Paper dispensers Rimfire revolvers Shop display equipment SN Firearms having a revolving chambered Shop fittings cylinder for holding a number of cartridges which may be discharged in Retorts succession without reloading.

BT Laboratory equipment Rheostats Refractory equipment BT Electrical equipment

Revenue stamps SN Variable electrical resistors. BT Cinderella stamps

SN Adhesive non-postage stamps affixed to Ribbon bars documents to denote payment of state or BT Military decorations federal taxes, e.g. patent fees, income tax, Ribbons betting tax, cattle duty ...

Ribbons Reverb plates BT Textiles USE Reverberation units NT Medal ribbons Reverb units Prize ribbons

USE Reverberation units Ribbon bars Wrapping ribbons Reverberation units RT Textile tapes

BT Audio equipment SN Woven strips of fine material, finished off at the edges, used for ornament, tying etc. SN electronic devices for adding reverberation to amplified music Rice

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BT Foodstuffs Riding skirts

RT Rice containers BT Riding habits Skirts Rice boilers Riding toys BT Cooking boilers USE Ride-on toys SN Covered utensils for boiling rice; sometimes as double boilers, sometimes to form rice moulds. Riding whips

BT Horse riding equipment Rice containers Whips BT Food storage containers SN Short whips used for horse riding

RT Rice Rifle grips

Rice cookers USE Hand grips

USE Rice boilers Rifles

Rickshaws BT Firearms

BT Vehicles NT Bolt action rifles Breechloading rifles Ride-on toys Flintlock rifles

BT Toys Lever action rifles Matchlock rifles NT Carousel horses Percussion rifles Childrens carts Sporting rifles Pedal toys Wheel-lock rifles Rocking horses RT Shotguns Scooters Tricycles Right-angle gauges Riding boots USE Try squares

BT Boots Horse riding equipment Rigid fans

Sports footwear BT Fans RT Spurs NT Screen fans

Riding crops Riksdaler coins USE Riding whips BT Coins

SN Related to the Thaler coins of Riding habits Austria/Hungary. BT Horse riding equipment Sports clothing Rimers

NT Riding skirts USE Taper augers SN Women's riding outfits. Rimfire firearms

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BT Firearms BT Clothing

NT Rimfire revolvers NT Coronation robes Mandarin robes Rimfire revolvers

BT Revolvers Robot Rimfire firearms USE Robots

Ring money Robots BT Primitive money BT Machines SN Metal rings used as one of the earliest forms of a circulating medium based on RT Toy robots weight, eg. England, Ireland, Scandinavia, SN Mechanical, self-controlling apparatus Japan. designed to carry out a specific task, normally performed by a person. Rings

BT Objects Rock carvings BT Carvings NT Finger rings Key rings Rockers Tie rings USE Rocking chairs Rivet punches

USE Starting punches Rocket engines BT Aero-engines Rivets Internal-combustion engines Space hardware BT Fasteners SN Engines that develop thrust for rocket Hardware power by reaction to the ejection of matter SN Small cylindrical pieces of soft metal, used created by the combustion of a fuel to fasten two metal plates or a metal plate (propellant) within the engine. and a piece of wood together. Rocket transporters Rivetting punches BT Trailers USE Starting punches RT Prime movers Road maps SN Large trailers designed to pull or move rockets, generally by being attached to a BT Maps prime mover.

NT Street directories Rockets Road signs BT Spacecraft

BT Signs NT Booster rockets Traffic control equipment RT Guided missiles

Roasting dishes Rocking chairs USE Baking dishes BT Chairs

Robes Rocking horses

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BT Ride-on toys SN A pair of rollerskates designed to imitate Rocking toys ice-skates with a single row of rollers instead of a skate. RT Horses Roller blind shutters Rocking toys BT Camera shutters BT Toys SN A type of camera shutter usually, but not always fixed in front of the lens. NT Rocking horses

RT Centre of gravity toys Roller skates

USE Roller-skates Rocks

BT Objects Roller-skates

NT Meteorites BT Skates Stalactites Stalactites and stalagmites Rollerskates

RT Geological specimens USE Roller-skates

Rodents Rollfilm

BT Mammals USE Roll film

NT Rats Rolling clocks

Roll film BT Clocks

BT Camera film SN A form of gravity clock that is drum-shaped and rolls slowly down an RT Roll film cameras inclined board. The hand remains still and SN Light sensitive, unsprocketed film, usually hour numerals turn with the case. In 120 and 220 size, that is rolled in wider, modern versions the dial remains light-proof backing paper. The film is stationary and the hands turn normally. stretched to a take-up spool on the far side When the clock reaches the bottom of the of the camera, which can be removed for inclined plane it is replaced at the top by processing after the last exposure. hand. The inclined track is often marked with days of the week. Roll film aprons Rolling Mills USE Film aprons USE Metals processing machines Roll film cameras Rolling pins BT Film cameras BT Kitchenware SN Cameras which use roll film and usually produce a picture three to five times SN Cylinders of wood or other material for larger than 35mm cameras. rolling out pastry, etc

Rolled section angles Rolling stock

USE Angle bars USE Rail vehicles

Roller-blades Roof bosses

BT Skates USE Ceiling bosses

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Roof finials BT Ryal coins

BT Finials Roses SN The ornamental termination of roof BT Plants pinnacles, gables, etc., usually foliated.

Roof tiles Rosewater bowls

BT Tiles BT Bowls Tableware Roofs RT Fingerbowls

BT Architectural elements SN Large ablution bowls, without handles, usually with an accompanying stand. NT Bargeboards They are filled with perfumed water for diners to rinse their fingers at the table. Room dividers Rosters BT Furniture BT Documents

Room fresheners Rotary engines USE Air fresheners BT Internal-combustion engines

Roosters NT Wankel engines SN Internal-combustion engines that USE Chickens generate rotary motion directly, rather than converting reciprocating motion Ropes through a crankshaft. They consist of a rotor, usually three-lobed, which rotates BT Equipment within an oval casing containing inlet and exhaust ports for fuel. NT Hanging ropes Lassos Rotary hoes Nautical ropes BT Hoes Skipping-ropes

RT Cables Rotary piston engines

BT Piston engines Rosary beads

BT Prayer beads NT Sidelever paddle engines RT Rotary engines Rose bowls SN Engines that generate rotary motion by converting reciprocating motion through a BT Flower bowls crankshaft.

RT Flower holders Rotary pumps SN Bowls used to hold cut flowers. Usually having a pierced cover, or a removable BT Pumps flower holder, or a removable wire mesh through which to insert the flower stems. Such pieces are sometimes today called Rotary radial engines Flower Bowls. BT Reciprocating aero-engines

Rose noble coins

BT Noble coins

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SN Engines with the same shape as `Radial Rouge pots engines' but where the whole engine rotates around a stationary crankshaft, BT Pots and the propeller rotates with the engine rather than the crankshaft. Roulette wheels Rotary steam engines BT Gambling equipment

USE Steam turbines SN Revolving wheels used in game of chance, where players bet on which compartment a ball will roll into. Rotary wing aircraft

BT Aircraft Roulettes

NT Autogyros BT Engraving tools Helicopters SN Engraving tools having at one end a SN An aircraft wholly or partly supported in toothed wheel, used fot making dotted flight by rotors lines ot tonal areas on copper plates.

Rotating amplifiers Round planes

USE DC generators BT Moulding planes

RT Hollow planes

Rotating generators SN Planes with a convex blade for cutting BT Electric generators hollow moulding patterns. They are usually paired with hollow planes in a set. NT AC generators DC generators Round shaves

RT Commutators BT Coopering drawing knives

SN Electric generators having one or more SN Round blades curved in the form of a components capable of rotary movement. complete or part circle attached to a double or single handle. They are used for Rotorcraft levelling the joints between staves inside a cask and for cleaning the inside of a cask USE Rotary wing aircraft that has become foul.

Rotundas Rounding shaves

BT Buildings USE Round shaves

SN Small circular buildings such as bandstands, often with a domed roof. Roundsils

USE Compass planes Rouble coins

BT Coins Router planes SN The principal silver denomination of BT Planes Russia, introduced by Peter the Great in 1704. RT Routers

Roubles SN Planes used for cleaning out the bottom of wide grooves below the surface of wood, USE Rouble coins and for `depthing' a flat recess in a carving design. Rouge Routers BT Cosmetics BT Woodworking tools

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NT Coachbuilding routers Rugs SN Any of various tools and machines used BT Household textiles for routing, hollowing out, or furrowing. They typically resemble spokeshaves in NT Floor rugs outward appearance, but differ in most Knee rugs other respects, including their narrow, frequently profiled cutters. Use `Router Picnic rugs planes' for planes used for routing out a Travelling rugs depression in the surface of work. Rulers Rowboats BT Drafting instruments USE Rowing boats Measuring instruments

NT Folding rules Rowing boats Parallel rules BT Boats SN Strips of wood, metal, or other materials, with a graduated straight edge, used in NT Surfboats drawing lines, measuring, etc. RT Oars Ruling pens SN Small water craft propelled by oars. BT Drafting instruments Rowlocks Pens RT BT Nautical equipment Rulers SN Basic drafting implements used to inscribe lines of uniform thickness, Rubber ducks usually guided by a straight edge, curve or BT Bath toys template. Toy birds Rummers Rubber stamps BT Drinking glasses

BT Stamps (tools) RT Goblets

SN English drinking glasses, usually in the Rubbing boards form of a low goblet with a stemmed foot.

USE Washboards Runcorn jiggers

USE Jigger knives Rubbish bins

USE Garbage bins Runners

BT Household textiles Rubies

BT Gemstones NT Floor runners Table runners Rugby balls Rupee coins USE Footballs BT Coins

Rugmaking tools RT Anna coins

BT Textileworking equipment SN Principal silver coins of India. Tools Rupiah coins

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BT Coins USE Saddlecloths

Rush irons Saddlebags

USE Flagging irons BT Bags Horse tack Rush knives Saddlecloths USE Chincing irons BT Cloths Horse tack Rushing levers USE Flagging irons Saddles

BT Horse tack Rushmaking tools USE Basketmaking tools Saddletrees

BT Horse tack Ryal coins BT Coins Safari jackets

NT Rose noble coins USE Jackets SN English coins first struck under Edward IV in 1465, to the value of 10 shillings. Safari suits

Sabers USE Suits

USE Sabres Safe stands

Sabots BT Kitchen equipment Pest traps BT Clogs Stands SN Worn in rural France, type of clog carved SN Low circular vessels, usually ceramic in from one piece of wood sets of four to support food safe feet. Trough is filled with water to keep out Sabres ants and other insects

BT Swords Safes

NT Tulwars BT Security equipment SN Heavy one-edged swords, usually with a SN Steel or iron non-portable boxes or slightly curved blade, used especially by repositories for money, jewels, papers, etc. cavalry.

Saccharometers Safety equipment BT Equipment BT Hydrometers

SN Type of hydrometer, used for determining NT Child safety seats the concentration of a sugar solution by Ear plugs measuring its specific gravity. Earplugs Sad irons Gas detectors Gasmasks USE Flatirons Life jackets Lifeboats Saddle blankets Lifebuoys

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NT Lightning conductors Saifs

Mouthguards USE Swords Parachutes Protective clothing Sailboards Radiation meters BT Water sports equipment Safety glasses Watercraft Safety goggles SN Lightweight surfboard, equipped with a Safety signs mast and sail, on which the rider stands to manouvre the sail. Sun protection equipment Sailboats Safety glasses USE Sailing boats USE Safety goggles

Sailing boats Safety goggles BT Boats BT Safety equipment NT Yachts SN Small water craft which use sails and Safety matches wind power as their major means of BT Matches movement. For larger craft, use `Sailing ships'. RT Matchboxes

SN Matches designed to ignite only when Sailing equipment rubbed on specially prepared surfaces. BT Sailing ships Sports equipment Safety pins BT Pins Sailing ships

BT Ships Safety razors NT Sailing equipment BT Razors SN Large ships, usually multi-masted and NT Disposable shavers propelled by sails. For small boats using sails, use `Sailing boats'. SN Hair shavers in which the razor blade is enclosed by a guard to prevent the blade from cutting the skin. Sailmaking equipment BT Nautical equipment Safety signs RT Textileworking equipment BT Safety equipment Signs Sails Sagger pins BT Nautical equipment

BT Kiln furniture Sake Saggers BT Beverages

BT Kiln furniture SN A Japanese fermented drink made from rice. SN Protective cases of fireclay used to surround ceramic objects during firing in a kiln. Sake bottles BT Wine bottles

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Sake bowls Sales records

BT Wine cups BT Financial records

NT Dockets Sake dishes Hire purchase agreements USE Sake bowls Invoices Receipts Saki Vouchers USE Sake Salinity meters Salad bowls BT Meters

BT Bowls Tableware Salt casters

RT Salad servers USE Salt shakers

Salad forks Salt castors

BT Table forks USE Salt shakers

SN Dining forks for eating salad which are of medium length and have three or four flat Salt cellars tines. USE Saltcellars Salad plates

BT Plates Salt shakers BT Tableware SN A type of plate for salad, for use by an individual diner at a dinner table. SN Containers that store and dispense granulated salt for culinary use. Salad servers

BT Food servers Salt spoons BT Spoons SN A pair of implements to be used together for serving a salad, consisting of a spoon RT Saltcellars with a somewhat flattened bowl, and a fork having the same shape as the spoon SN Small spoons for serving salt from a except that the bowl has three flat prongs. saltcellar.

Salad spoons Saltcellars

BT Spoons BT Tableware

SN Low open containers for storing and Sales catalogues dispensing salt.

BT Catalogues Salvers

RT Advertisements BT Trays

SN Type of trays: (1) Glass: circular glass Sales of poison books dishes, or shallow bowls, usually with a pedestal foot. (2) Metalwork: flat serving BT Books utensils, without a handle. Medical records SN Books in which pharmacists and other Samisen lutes sellers of toxic substances recorded details of poisons sold to clients. USE Shamisens

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Sample bags Sandpaper

BT Bags BT Abrasives

SN Bags ditributed at shows by manufacturers containing product Sandshoes samples. BT Sports footwear

Samplers RT Sneakers

USE Textile samplers SN Rubber-soled canvas shoes, laced to fit the foot, worn especially for sports, Samples gymnastics, etc.

BT Objects Sangens

NT Chemical samples USE Shamisens Dye samples Mineral samples Sanitary belts

Swatches BT Belts Test samples Menstrual products Wallpaper samples

RT Specimens Sanitary equipment

SN Use this form heading to refer to objects BT Domestic equipment collected to exhibit the characteristics of NT Bedpans materials which have been made or processed (often to show some stage of the Bourdalous manufacturing sequence, rather than for Chamber pots the value of the object itself). Use in Commode chairs conjunction with the name of the object, ie for a plastics sample use `Plastics' and Commode pans `Samples'. For objects collected to exhibit Ewer and basin sets the characteristics of naturally occurring animal, plant or mineral forms, use Hand driers `Specimens'. Spittoons Toilet components San-hsiens Toilet paper BT Lutes Toilets SN Equipment pertaining to personal RT Shamisens hygiene. SN Chinese three-stringed plucked instruments with long necks and oval Sanitary pads shaped bodies. BT Menstrual products Sandals

BT Footwear Sanitary products

USE Menstrual products NT Evening sandals Thongs SN Kinds of shoes, consisting of a sole of Sapphires leather or other material fastened to the BT Gemstones foot by thongs or straps.

Sandglasses Saris

USE Hourglasses BT Clothing

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SN RT Sarongs Brushes, often made of fine wire, for scouring saucepans. SN Long pieces of cotton or silk, the principal outer garment of Hindu women, worn Saucepan lids round the body with one end over the head or shoulder. BT Lids

Sarongs RT Saucepans

BT Clothing Saucepans SN Lengths of cloth wrapped around the lower body and tucked in at waist. The BT Cooking pots principal garment for both sexes in the Malay archipelago and other areas. Saucer champagne glasses Sashes BT Champagne glasses

BT Clothing accessories SN Drinking glasses for champagne characterised by a shallow saucer-like SN Long bands or scarves of silk, etc., worn bowl resting on a stemmed foot. over one shoulder or round the waist, as by military officers as a part of the Saucer dishes costume, or by women and children for ornament. BT Dishes

SN Small dishes of concave form, usually Sashimi knives circular, commonly used in China to BT Kitchen knives contain food (instead of dishes with a well and a ledge which are purely a European shape). Satchels

BT Bags Saucers BT Tableware

Satellites RT Cups BT Spacecraft

NT Communication satellites Sauces SN Man-made devices, usually containing BT Foodstuffs recording and transmitting instruments, for launching into orbit round the earth, another planet, or the sun, for purposes of Saw benches communication, research, etc. USE Workbenches

Sauce boats Saw blades BT Tableware BT Tool components RT Argylls RT Saws SN Boat-shaped vessels for serving sauce or gravy, usually with a handle at one end and a pouring lip at the other. Saw horses

BT Supporting equipment Sauceboats

USE Sauce boats RT Saws SN Four-legged supports, usually used in pairs, made primarily to hold wood while Saucepan brushes being sawed. BT Cleaning brushes

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Saw sets RT Saxophones

USE Saw-setting tools Saxophones Saw-setting tools BT Woodwind instruments

BT Tools RT Saxophone components SN Tools designed to set saw teeth, i.e. to bend them sideways to left and right Scabbards alternately, so that they cut a groove a little wider than the blade and so reduce BT Edged weapons accessories friction. RT Sheaths Saw-tooth croze irons SN Cases or coverings for the blade of a sword, dagger, knife, or the like. USE Croze irons Scale models Sawbucks BT Models USE Saw horses NT Full scale models Large scale models Sawhorses Small scale models USE Saw horses SN A scale model is a representation or copy of an object. It may be larger, smaller or Sawing horses the same size as the object. Use a more specific narrower term if possible. USE Saw horses Scales

Sawmills USE Balances

BT Industrial buildings

SN Used for timber mills. Scalpels BT Surgical instruments Saws

BT Cutting tools Scaphe sundials

USE Sundials NT Bandsaws Chainsaws Jewellers saws Scarab beetles Metalworking saws USE Scarabs Trephines Woodworking saws Scarabs BT Beetles Sawsetting tools

USE Saw-setting tools Scarves

BT Clothing accessories Saxophone cases NT Fichus BT Musical instrument cases SN Long, broad strips of silk, wool, lace, etc., worn about the neck, shoulders, or head Saxophone components for ornament or protection.

BT Wind instrument components

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Scaupers School magazines

USE Scorpers BT Magazines School equipment Scent bags RT Childrens magazines

BT Personal effects School report cards SN Bags used to carry fragrant wood or a similar substance. Also known as "hebao". BT Cards School equipment Sceptres

BT Ceremonial objects School uniforms

SN Rods or wands borne in the hand as BT Childrens clothing emblems of power. School equipment Uniforms Schematic drawings SN Distinctive dress of uniform styles, materials, and colours worn by and BT Drawings identifying all the members of a school.

Schilling coins Schoolbooks

BT Coins USE Textbooks

School badges Schoolhouse clocks

BT Badges USE Drop dial clocks School equipment Schools School canes BT Buildings BT Punishment equipment School equipment Scientific equipment School cases BT Equipment

BT Cases NT Assaying equipment Astronomical equipment School desks Chemical equipment

BT Desks Gas detectors School equipment Gyroscopes Hydrological equipment School equipment Laboratory equipment BT Equipment Mathematical instruments

NT Blackboards Measuring instruments School badges Meteorological equipment School canes Microscopes School desks Polarographs School magazines Scientific models School report cards Spectrographs School uniforms Testing equipment

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SN This broad term is included only as a Scoops place-holder for hierarchy purposes and is not to be used to describe individual BT Kitchenware objects; instead use the specific type of equipment from the list below, or where NT Cheese scoops possible name a specific object. RT Food ladles

SN Small deep utensils with a short handle, Scientific models for taking up flour, sugar, etc. BT Models Scientific equipment Scooters

NT Anatomical models BT Ride-on toys Astronomical models Vehicles Chemical models RT Motor scooters

Demonstration models SN Vehicle (child's toy or simple low cost Experimental models transport for adults) with two wheels, one in front of the other, and a tread between them, and sometimes with an additional Scientific toys back wheel ensuring stability, steered by a BT Toys handlebar and propelled by pushing against the ground with one foot. NT Optical toys (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd Ed.) Toy engines Toy gyroscopes Scorecards

RT Educational toys BT Game accessories

RT Scoresheets

Scillops SN Cards on which scores are kept. USE Taper augers Scores

Scimitars BT Music documents

USE Sabres SN Original and entire drafts or transcripts of musical compositions or arrangements. Scissors Scoresheets BT Cutting tools BT Game accessories NT Buttonhole scissors NT Cricket scoresheets Dressmaking scissors RT Scorecards Embroidery scissors SN Hairdressing scissors Sheets of paper on which scores are kept. Nail scissors Scorifiers RT Shears BT Crucibles Sclerometers SN Refractory crucibles used in assaying processes BT Measuring instruments

SN An instrument that is used to measure the Scorpers pressure required to penetrate a material BT Engraving tools with a diamond stylus. The pressure required indicates the relative hardness of SN Tools used in wood-engraving for clearing the material. away large areas of the block or for engraving broad lines.

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Scotch boilers USE Stone scrapers

BT Fire-tube boilers Scraping tools SN Fire-tube boilers with one of more cylindrical internal furnaces enveloped by USE Surface finishing tools a boiler shell equipped with five tubes in its upper part. They were frequently used Screen fans for marine steam propulsion. BT Hand screens Scotch marine boilers Rigid fans SN Rigid fans comprised of a light frame USE Scotch boilers covered with textile or other flexible substances. Often these fans had long Scots hose drivers handles and were designed for ceremonial purposes. USE Hoop drivers Screen plate process transparencies

Scots saws USE Screen process transparencies USE Compass saws Screen process transparencies

Scouring brushes BT Photographic transparencies USE Saucepan brushes RT Tinted photographs

SN Photographic transparencies created by Scrap books processes that produce an additive colour USE Scrapbooks image using a screen of minute red, green and blue filters to record the relative intensity of each hue on a panchromatic, Scrapbook black-and-white emulsion. USE Scrapbooks Screenprinting equipment Scrapbooks BT Artists equipment Textileworking equipment BT Books

RT Albums Screenprints

SN Blank books in which photographs, BT Stencil prints newspaper cuttings, etc., are pasted. RT Screenprinting

Scrapers SN A modern development of stencil printing. The process is used as an artists' medium BT Shipwrighting tools for making prints in braoad masses of Surface finishing tools brilliant and opaque colour, and the NT Shavehooks process is also widely used for commercial SN Tools consisting of a sharpened steel plate textile printing. (Use Screenprinted which is held about 30 degrees from the textiles for screenprinting on fabric). vertical and is pushed along the work. They are used for the final smoothing of Screens hardwoods and for scraping off paint etc. BT Furniture Variants are also used as engraving tools. The plate may be held in a wooden or NT Candle screens metal handle. Use `Stone scrapers' for the prehistoric tool. Firescreens Hand screens Scrapers, stone SN Fixed or moveable partitions.

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Screw augers USE Coping saws

USE Twist augers Scrimshaw

Screw clamps BT Carvings Engraved bones USE Handscrew clamps SN Sailors' carvings, made primarily of whalebone but also of other fish bone, Screw eyes ivory, steel, wood and in modern times plastic. BT Hardware

SN A screw having a ring-shaped head. Scroll saws

USE Fret saws Screw marine engines USE Marine screw engines Scrolls

BT Documents Screw-on earrings NT Illuminated scrolls BT Earrings

SN Types of ear ornaments that are worn by Scrub boards being secured to the lobe of the ear by USE Washboards pressure. The pressure is applied by a flat-headed screw that is attached to the ornament by a loop of wire passing below Scrubbing boards the lobe. USE Washboards Screw presses

BT Presses Scrubbing-brushes

SN Presses which operate via a screw BT Cleaning brushes mechanism. RT Washboards Screw-propeller engines SN Brushes used for scrubbing, especially floors, clothes, or very dirty hands. USE Marine screw engines Scrunchies

Screwdrivers BT Head ornaments

BT Hand tools SN An elastic ring for the hair covered by a loose cloth ring, giving the cloth a NT Ratchet screwdrivers crumpled effect.

Screws Sculptural forms

BT Fasteners USE Sculptures Hardware

NT Thumbscrews (hardware) Sculptures RT Screwdrivers BT Artworks SN Cylindrical fasteners having a head with a slot or recess and helical or spiral NT Busts threading, to be inserted by rotating, as Ceramic forms with a screwdriver. Glass forms

Scribing saws Maquettes Metal forms

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NT Paper sculptures Seating furniture

Plaster casts BT Furniture Torsos NT Benches RT Figures Chairs Chaise longues Scythes Couches BT Agricultural tools Hammocks Cutting tools Lounge suites SN Cutting tools with a long, slightly curving blade with the cutting edge on the inside, Lounges attached to a long curving shaft with two Seats "nibs" or handles fitted at an angle to suit the user. The grass nail, a rod which is Sofa-beds stretched across from the shaft to the Sofas blade, prevents grass loding between the Stools heel of the blade and the shaft. Sun lounges Seal rings Seats BT Finger rings BT Seating furniture Seals

SN Rings which function as seals NT Bicycle seats Bus seats Sealers Child safety seats BT Equipment Ferry seats

NT Heat sealers RT Benches Lead sealers SN Devices used for applying seals. Seaweed

BT Plants Seals

BT Objects of vertu Secateurs

NT Seal rings BT Cutting tools Gardening tools RT Intaglios SN A scissor like cutting instrument used in SN Devices engraved to produce impressions gardening for cutting plants. on wax or the like as evidence of authenticity or attestation Secretaires Seals (animals) BT Writing desks

BT Mammals SN Writing desks with drawers, etc. for papers, books or the like.

Seaplanes Secretaries

BT Aeroplanes USE Secretaires SN Aeroplanes that can land on water, provided with floats instead of landing Sectional models wheels. BT Models Seat covers USE Chair covers Security equipment

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BT Equipment SN In early Roman republic coinage, one half of the as. The obverse of this cast bronze NT Document boxes coin shows the head of jupiter, the reverse Safes the prow of a galley and the letter S. In the later Roman imperial coinage, the Strongboxes semis was, first, half of the aureus and later of the solidus (though for the latter Sedan chairs the late Latin word semissis is more commonly used. ("The Seaby Coin BT Chairs Encyclopaedia", Ewald Junge, BA Seaby Vehicles Ltd, London, 1992) SN Portable wheelless vehicles for one person, borne on poles by two men, one before and Semitrailers one behind, much used during the 17th and 18th centuries. BT Trucks

Seed drills Sen coins BT Drills BT Coins Farm equipment SN Principal copper coin of Japan, introduced Seeds in 708 AD in imitation of the Chinese cash, i.e. a round coin, cast not struck, and BT Plant components with a square centre hole.

Sensitised papers Self developing cameras USE Photographic papers USE Instant picture cameras

Sensitometers Self-portraits BT Photographic equipment BT Portraits SN Scientific instruments used to measure SN A portrait of an artist, photographer, or the photosensitivity of photographic the like, by himself. materials. Self-sharpening knife sheaths Sentimental jewellery BT Knife sharpeners BT Jewellery

Semi-automatic washing machines NT Mourning jewellery Sweetheart jewellery USE Electric washing machines SN Jewellery worn for sentimental reasons, such as items given by a loved one, or Semi-trailers items worn in mourning

USE Semitrailers Separators

BT Objects Semis coins NT Sieves BT Ancient Roman coins Skimmers Strainers SN Apparatus for separating one thing from another, as cream from milk, steam from water, wheat from chaff, valuable minerals from one another, etc.

Sepia photographs

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BT Photographs NT Covered dishes Entree dishes Sequins Meat dishes BT Clothing components Muffin dishes Platters Serinettes Vegetable dishes

USE Bird organs RT Tureens

Serpents Serving forks

BT Woodwind instruments BT Food servers Forks SN Wooden wind instruments of serpentine shape and deep tone. NT Fish-serving forks SN Long forks with three or four wide flat Servants bells tines that are used for serving food from a platter or bowl. BT Bells

RT Bellpulls Serving knives

SN Bells used to summon domestic or BT Food servers professional servants. Knives NT Fish-serving knives Service manuals SN Implements for serving food from a platter USE Maintenance manuals or large plate, having flat blades like spatulas and no cutting edge.

Service oscillators Serving spoons

USE Radio signal generators BT Food servers Spoons Serviette rings SN Medium-large spoons, larger than a tablespoon, used for serving food from a BT Tableware bowl or dish.

RT Serviettes Serving tongs SN Rings of metal, wood, etc. used to contain a folded serviette. BT Food servers Tongs

Serviettes NT Asparagus tongs BT Table linen Sugar tongs SN Serving implements in the form of U-shaped tongs having on the end of one Serving counters arm the tines of a fork, and on the end of BT Shop furniture the other arm the bowl of a spoon.

SN Table-like furniture used to serve Set squares customers. BT Drafting instruments Serving dishes Squares SN Drafting instruments having straight BT Dishes edges that may be set at any desired angle NT Bread platters with the edge of a drawing board. Breakfast dishes Settees Chargers

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USE Couches NT Thread counters Thread holders Settles Thread waxers USE Benches Thread winders

Sewing bags Sewing kits

BT Bags BT Personal effects Sewing equipment Sewing equipment

Sewing baskets Sewing machine

BT Baskets USE Sewing machines Sewing equipment Sewing machine accessories

Sewing boxes BT Sewing equipment BT Boxes NT Sewing machine covers Sewing equipment RT Sewing machines Sewing clamps

BT Sewing equipment Sewing machine cabinets BT Cabinets Sewing equipment RT Cabinet sewing machines BT Textileworking equipment

NT Bobbin cases Sewing machine components Bobbins BT Components Bodkins NT Bobbin shuttles Darners Sewing machine needles Dressmaking equipment RT Sewing machines Embroidery equipment

Emery cushions Sewing machine covers Needle containers BT Covers Patchworking equipment Sewing machine accessories Pin holders Sewing bags Sewing machine needles

Sewing baskets BT Needles Sewing boxes Sewing machine components Sewing clamps Sewing kits Sewing machines Sewing machine accessories BT Machines Sewing equipment Sewing machines Sewing needles NT Cabinet sewing machines Sewing pins Embroidery machines Tape measures Leather patchers Thimble cases Overlockers Thimbles

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Sewing needles SN Japanese three-stringed plucked lutes, originally developed from the Chinese BT Needles san-hsien. Sewing equipment Shampoos

Sewing pins BT Hair toiletries BT Pins Sewing equipment Shamrocks

Sex aids BT Plants

BT Objects Shamshirs NT Dental dams USE Sabres Dildos Personal lubricants Shards Vibrators BT Objects RT Contraceptives NT Glass shards Sextants SN Fragments, especially of broken earthenware BT Measuring instruments Navigational equipment Share certificates SN Instruments measuring angular distance, BT Financial records especially to determine latitude and longitude at sea SN Certificates of a corporation or joint stock company that a named person is owner of Shadow photographs the designated number of shares of stock (AAT 'Stock certificates') USE Photograms Share scrip

Shadow pictures BT Financial records USE Photograms Sharks Shadowgraphs BT Fish USE Photograms

Sharpeners Shadowgraphs (radiographs) BT Equipment USE Radiographs NT Knife sharpeners Pencil sharpeners Shakuhachi Razor blade sharpeners BT Flutes Sharpening stones SN Japanese curved end-blown bamboo flutes with five fingerholes. Sharpening steels

Shamisens BT Knife sharpeners

BT Lutes Sharpening stones RT San-hsiens BT Sharpeners Stones

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NT Whetstones NT Razor blade injectors

RT Carborundum Razor blade sharpeners Razor blades Shave hooks Razors

USE Shavehooks Shaving brushes Shaving cases Shavehooks Shaving kits Shaving mugs BT Scrapers Shaving toiletries NT Plumbing shavehooks RT Barbers equipment SN Small tools with interchangeable heads SN used to scratch metal and wood surfaces. The devices and accessories required for Use `Plumber's shavehooks' for the shaving facial and body hair. plumber's tool used for cleaning the surface of lead pipes. Shaving kits

BT Shaving equipment Shaves

BT Woodworking tools Shaving knives

NT Coopering shaves USE Drawing knives Spokeshaves SN Tools with a cutting iron mounted on a Shaving mugs wooden stock which is usually shaped at the ends to form handles. BT Mugs Shaving equipment Shaving accessories SN Mugs holding shaving soap.

USE Shaving equipment Shaving soap Shaving bowls BT Soap

USE Barbers bowls RT Bath soaps; Shaving toiletries

Shaving brushes Shaving toiletries

BT Brushes BT Shaving equipment Shaving equipment Toiletries

NT Aftershave lotion Shaving cases Colognes BT Cases Depilatories Shaving equipment Shaving creams

Shaving creams Shawls BT Shaving toiletries BT Clothing accessories

Shaving equipment RT Headwear SN Pieces of material, worn as coverings for BT Toiletries the shoulders, head, etc., chiefly by NT Barbers bowls women, in place of coat or hat, sometimes as a decoration. Blade injectors Lathering dishes Shearing equipment

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BT Agricultural equipment SN Originally a Jewish weight (1/3000th of the talent), the shekel was struck as a NT Wool bales silver coin from the time of Simon Wool presses Maccabeus (143-135 B.C.).

Shears Shelf clocks

BT Cutting tools BT Clocks SN American pendulum clocks with tall cases, RT Scissors up to about 4 feet, which stand on a shelf. SN Any of various other cutting implements Some look like cut-down `Longcase clocks'. or machines resembling or suggesting scissors. Shell augers

BT Augers Sheath knives SN Augers with the blade in the form of a BT Knives half-cylinder with an in-bent horizontal NT Bowie knives cutter on the nose; used particularly by carpenters and shipwrights for boring long RT Sheaths holes. SN Knives carried in a sheath. shell carvings Sheaths BT Carvings

BT Edged weapons accessories RT Shells

SN Cases or coverings for the blade of a SN Shells carved to make decorative sword, dagger, knife, or the like. artworks.

Sheds Shell money

BT Buildings BT Primitive money Shells Sheep SN Individual shells and strings of shells used as currency and trading in many parts of BT Mammals the world, eg. Pacific islands, India, China, Africa, America. NT Merino sheep Shell pictures Sheet film BT Pictures BT Camera film RT Shells SN Sheets of film used in cut sheet cameras.

Shells Sheet film cameras BT Animal parts USE Cut film cameras Animal products

NT Pearl shells Sheet music Shell money BT Music documents Shells (ammunition)

Shekel coins BT Ammunition BT Coins RT Shells

Shelves

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BT Furniture components BT Architectural elements

RT Roof tiles Sherds SN Thin pieces of wood, slate, etc, with one USE Shards end thicker than the other, used in overlapping rows to cover roofs or sides of houses. Sherry glasses BT Drinking glasses Ship equipment

USE Nautical equipment RT Port glasses

SN Glasses for drinking the fortified wine sherry. Ship logbooks

USE Ships logs Shi-shi USE Dogs of Fo ship models

USE Models Shields

BT Armour Ships

RT Escutcheons BT Watercraft

NT Cargo ships Shilling coins Ferries BT Coins Galleys

NT Crowns Merchant ships Double sovereigns Naval ships Five shilling coins Paddle-steamers Guineas Passenger ships Half crowns Sailing ships Half guineas Steamships Half sovereigns Ship's chronometers One shilling coins Sovereigns USE Marine chronometers Two shilling coins SN Coin currency in shilling denominations Ships' chronometers

USE Marine chronometers Shillings USE One shilling coins Ship's compasses

USE Mariners compasses Shimedaikos USE Daiko Ships logs

BT Logbooks Shin guards Maritime documents

BT Protective clothing SN Official records of a ship's voyage, including details of weather, crew, cargo, Sports equipment etc. Also used for those records kept by the officers of the engine room and bridge Shingles of the particulars of each watch.

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Shipwrighting tools BT Cleaning brushes

BT Woodworking tools Shoe buckles NT Caulking irons BT Buckles Caulking mallets Scrapers Shoe components Shipwright's tools USE Footwear components

USE Shipwrighting tools Shoe drivers Shirt fronts USE Hoop drivers

BT Clothing accessories Shoe hammers Shirt money BT Bootmaking tools Hammers USE Spade money SN Mushroom-faced hammers with downturned panes used for making and Shirt studs repairing shoes.

BT Studs Shoe horns

USE Shoehorns Shirts

BT Clothing Shoe laces

NT Blouses USE Shoelaces Convict shirts Dress shirts Shoe lasts Evening shirts BT Bootmaking tools Smocks Sports shirts Shoe maker's hammers T-shirts USE Shoe hammers Work shirts

RT Tops Shoe maker's tools

USE Bootmaking tools Shoe accessories

USE Footwear accessories Shoe stretchers

BT Bootmaking tools Shoe bags Footwear accessories BT Bags Footwear accessories Shoe trees

USE Shoetrees Shoe boxes

BT Boxes Shoehorns Clothing packaging Footwear accessories BT Footwear accessories

Shoe brushes Shoelaces

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BT Footwear accessories Shop counters Laces USE Serving counters SN Strings or laces for fastening shoes.

Shoemaking tools Shop display equipment

USE Bootmaking tools BT Display equipment Retailing equipment

Shoes NT Counter signs Display cards BT Footwear Shop dummies NT Baby shoes Shop signs Brogues Burial shoes Shop dummies

Court shoes BT Shop display equipment Dancing shoes RT Mannequins Deck shoes SN Models of the human torso used to display Espadrilles clothing in shops. Evening shoes Loafers Shop equipment Mules USE Retailing equipment Overshoes Shoes for bound feet Shop fittings

Sneakers BT Architectural elements Snowshoes Retailing equipment

Stiletto heeled shoes NT Shop furniture Wedding shoes Shop windows RT Shoelaces Shop furniture Shoes for bound feet BT Furniture Shop fittings BT Shoes NT Serving counters

Shoetrees Shop signs BT Footwear accessories BT Shop display equipment RT Boot trees Signs

SN Devices, usually of metal or wood, placed RT Counter signs in shoes when they are not being worn, to maintain the shape. Shop window displays Shooting boards USE Shop display equipment

BT Tool guides Shop windows RT Bench stops BT Shop fittings SN Boards on which material to be planed is Windows laid; guides or stops hold the material so that the end of a piece of wood can be planed at the desired angle. Shopping bags

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BT Bags Showcases

BT Display equipment Shopping lists SN Cases, usually glass, used to display BT Domestic equipment objects in shops or museums etc.

Shops Shower caps BT Headwear BT Commercial buildings Toiletries NT Corner shops Showers

Shorts BT Plumbing fixtures BT Trousers

NT Board shorts Shrapnel SN Short trousers worn for sports or casual BT Ammunition wear. SN Subprojectiles, usually small lead or steel bars or balls, contained in certain artillery Shot shells designed to explode in midair, BT Ammunition scattering the contents in every direction. Also, the fragments of the cases of SN Solid or nearly solid projectiles of stone or exploding shells, antipersonnel grenades, metal, containing no explosive charge mines, or bombs. themselves, fired from artillery or firearms. Also, the small solid lead or steel pellets of various sizes, usually housed in Shrines a cartridge, fired from shotguns in BT Religious objects multiples with each firing. SN Structures used for worship. Shotguns Shuttles BT Guns BT Textileworking equipment

Shoulder armour NT Knotting shuttles

BT Armour Netting shuttles Tatting shuttles Shovels Weaving shuttles

BT Tools Siamese engines

NT Spades USE Twin cylinder engines RT Gardening tools SN Tools consisting of a broad blade or scoop Sickles attached to a long handle; used for taking BT Agricultural tools up, removing, or throwing loose matter such as earth, snow or coal. Cutting tools SN Short-handled tools with a long, curved Show bags blade with the cutting edge on the inside, used for cutting crops, long grass or USE Sample bags weeds.

Showbags Side knives USE USE Sample bags Froes

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Side plates SN This term needs to refer to both railway signal boxes and tramway signal boxes. BT Plates PICMAN make the distinction the following way : RT Cake plates Signal boxes (railways) SN A type of small plate, for bread and butter, Signal boxes (tramways) or for cake, for use by an individual diner at a dinner table. Signal generators

BT Generators Side tables Testing equipment BT Tables NT Radio signal generators SN Tables designed to stand against a wall. Tone generators

RT Oscillators Sideboards SN Instruments for testing radio, television BT Storage and display furniture and other electronic equipment. They deliver a sine wave output at an NT Credenzas accurately calibrated frequency anywhere SN Pieces of furniture, often in a dining room, from the audio to the microwave range. with shelves and drawers for holding The frequency and amplitude are items of table service. adjustable over a wide range and the output may be amplitude- or Sidelever paddle engines frequency-modulated.

BT Beam engines Signal pistols Paddle engines BT Pistols Rotary piston engines

SN Beam paddle engines with modifications NT Flare pistols to obtain rotary motion. Two connecting rods hang down from the cross-head of the piston rod, one on each side of the Signs cylinder, and connected to a beam on each BT Objects side of the engine. The other end of each beam is connected to the crankshaft. NT Advertising signs Counter signs Sidescrapers House signs USE Stone scrapers Illuminated signs Noticeboards Sieves Office signs BT Separators Railway signs

NT Flour sifters Road signs SN Instruments with a meshed or perforated Safety signs bottom, used for separating coarse from Shop signs fine parts of loose matter, for straining Workplace signs liquids, etc. SN Inscribed boards or spaces used for information, advertisements, notices etc Signal boxes for public viewing. BT Railway equipment Tram equipment Signwriters tools

USE Signwriting tools

Signwriting equipment

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BT Occupation-based equipment Silver gelatin negatives

NT Signwriting patterns BT Film negatives

SN Negatives having gelatine as the binder, Signwriting patterns holding silver as the final image material on film. Use `Gelatine dry plate negatives' BT Signwriting equipment for negatives using this process on glass SN Patterns used by signwriters to trace text. plates.

Signwriting tools Silver gelatin prints

BT Tools BT Photographic prints

RT Silver gelatin negatives

Silhouettes SN Photographic prints having gelatin as the BT Artworks binder, holding silver as the final image material. They are always SN Outline drawings, uniformly filled in with black-and-white, although they may be black, like a shadow. toned to a monochrome hue.

Silicon carbide Silver gelatine dry plate negatives

USE Carborundum USE Gelatin dry plate negatives

Silicon chips Silver gelatine negatives

USE Computer chips USE Silver gelatin negatives

Silk-screen prints Silver gelatine photoprints

USE Screenprints USE Silver gelatin prints

Silk screen prints Silver gelatine prints

USE Screenprints USE Silver gelatin prints

Silk-screens Silver points

BT Printing equipment BT Metal points SN A screen used for silk-screen printing. Silverware

Silk worms USE Cutlery USE Silkworms Silverware boxes

Silkworms BT Boxes BT Insects NT Cutlery boxes SN Lined boxes used to store silver tableware Silky oak objects; most often cutlery but also table bowls, drinking vessels, etc. BT Australian plants

Single acting engines Silver albumen prints BT Engines USE Albumen prints NT Oscillating engines

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SN Engines which admit the working fluid, Situlae steam or gas on one side of the piston only. BT Containers

SN Ancient Roman pail-like vessels, often Single cylinder engines used for holy water during liturgy (AAT). BT Engines Situlas

Single lens reflex cameras USE Situlae

BT Reflex cameras Six pfennig coins RT Twin lens reflex cameras BT Pfennig coins SN Camera systems in which the image entering the lens is reflected into the viewfinder by a mirror located in front of Sixpences the film plane. BT Penny coins

Singlet tops Sixteenth dollar coins BT Tops BT Dollar coins SN Outerwear derived from singlet form.

Singlets Skate boards USE Skateboards BT Underwear

NT Baby singlets Skateboards SN Waist or hip-length garment, sleeveless or with short sleeves, usually worn next to BT Recreational equipment the skin, as underwear. For a garment Vehicles designed as outerwear, use Singlet tops. Skates Sink plugs BT Footwear BT Sinks Recreational equipment SN Laundry or kitchen sink plugs Vehicles NT Ice-skates Sinks Roller-blades

BT Plumbing fixtures Roller-skates RT Toys NT Sink plugs SN Basins or troughs with a water supply and outlet. Skating costumes

BT Sports clothing Sirens

BT Audio equipment Skein holders SN Acoustic instruments for producing BT Thread holders sounds, consisting essentially of a disc pierced with holes arranged equidistantly in a circle, rotated over a jet or stream of Skeleton clocks compressed air, steam, or the like, so that the stream is alternately interrupted and BT Clocks allowed to pass. Devices of this kind used SN Clocks arranged to reveal as much as the as a whistle, fog signal, warning sound on mechanism as possible. Often a glass an ambulance, fire engine or the like. dome keeps the clock free from dust.

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Skeletons (animal) Skiagrams

BT Animal parts USE Radiographs

RT Skeletons (human) Skiagraphs SN The bones of an animal assembled or fitted together USE Radiographs

Skeletons (human) Skilling coins BT Body parts (human) BT Coins

RT Anatomical models; Bones SN Scandinavian shillings, struck as a silver coin from about 1445 in Denmark. Sketch books Skimmers USE Sketchbooks BT Dairy equipment Kitchenware Sketchbooks Separators

BT Artists equipment RT Strainers Books SN Shallow perforated utensils, for removing cream from the surface of milk. Sketches

BT Drawings Skin cosmetics

SN Rough drawings, usually executed quickly. USE Cosmetics

Skewers Skipping ropes

BT Kitchenware USE Skipping-ropes

SN Long pins of wood or metal for puting meat through to hold it together or in Skipping-ropes place while being cooked. BT Ropes Ski boots

BT Boots Skirting boards Ski clothing BT Architectural elements Sports footwear SN Lengths of wooden board used to bridge the gap between walls and floors. Ski clothing

BT Sports clothing Skirts BT Clothing NT Ski boots Ski goggles NT Grass skirts Kilts Ski goggles Miniskirts BT Goggles Overskirts Ski clothing Riding skirts Tennis skirts Ski pants Underskirts BT Trousers RT Sarongs

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Skis SN Pale pink filters used to reduce blue biases in photographs caused by blue BT Sports equipment skylight, ultraviolet light, and haze.

Skittles Skyphoi USE Drinking cups BT Games

Slab huts Skivvies BT Buildings BT Tops SN Refers to a particular construction SN Close fitting lightweight tops with long method. sleeves and a turtle neck

Slacks Skull cups USE Trousers BT Ceremonial objects

SN A defeated enemy's skull as a drinking cup is recorded by numerous authors Slate pencils throughout history, among various BT Pencils cultures. RT Styluses (audio) Skullcaps

BT Caps Slave clocks

SN Brimless caps of silk, velvet or the like, BT Clocks fitting closely to the head. RT Master clocks Skulls (animal)

BT Animal bones Sledge hammers

SN The skull of any animal. Use Skulls USE Sledgehammers (human) for human skulls. Sledgehammers Skulls (human) BT Hammers BT Human bones RT Masonry tools RT Skeletons (human) SN Large, heavy hammers that are usually wielded by both hands and used especially Sky filters for driving stakes and breaking stone.

BT Graduated filters Sledges

RT Skylight filters BT Vehicles SN Graduated filters designed for use with black-and-white films to darken the tones RT Sleighs in the sky in a landscape photograph SN Vehicles mounted on runners for without affecting the tones in the travelling or conveying loads over snow, foreground. ice, rough ground, etc. For snow vehicles pulled by animals, use Sleighs. Skylight filters

BT Camera filters Sleds USE Sledges RT Sky filters

Sleeping-bags

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BT Bedding NT Vegetable slicers Camping equipment Slide film Sleeping dolls USE Positive film BT Dolls

SN Dolls with some movement or change in Slide holders the eyes to simulate sleep. BT Film and plate holders Sleeve boards

BT Ironing boards Slide micrometers USE Photographic micrometers RT Sleeve irons

SN Small padded boards inserted into sleeves so they can be ironed in a single layer to Slide mounts prevent creasing. BT Photographic mounts

Sleeve flounces RT Photographic slides

BT Clothing accessories SN The frames used to mount and protect slides, usually of plastic or cardboard. RT Sleeves Slide projectors Sleeve ironing boards BT Projectors

USE Sleeve boards Slide rules

Sleeve irons BT Logarithmic calculating instruments

BT Standing irons NT Calculigraphs SN Laundry irons with long curved bodies, RT Rulers used for reaching high up into pleats or sleeves. SN Mechanical devices, composed of a ruler with a sliding insert marked with various Sleeves number scales, which facilitate such calculation as division, multiplication, BT Clothing accessories finding roots, and finding logarithms.

RT Sleeve flounces Slide trumpets

BT Trumpets Sleighs SN A type of musical trumpet which uses a BT Vehicles sliding tube which can be pushed in and out to alter the length of the air column RT Sledges and thus the pitch of the notes. SN Vehicles on runners, drawn by animals, used for transport on snow or ice. Slide valve engines

BT Engines Slicers SN Engines, particularly steam engines, BT Kitchenware which use a sliding mechanism to cover NT Cake slicers and uncover ports for the admission of fluid. Cheese slicers Fruit slicers Slide viewers Meat slicers BT Photographic viewing equipment

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RT Photographic slides Small scale models

SN Illumination devices for viewing one slide BT Scale models at a time. SN Models of objects which are reduced from the original size. Use this term in Slides conjunction with specific objects to USE Photographic slides indicate a model of that object, eg for model paddle-steamers, use `Paddle-steamers' and `Small scale Sliding bevels models'. USE Bevels Smelling bottles

Sliding box cameras BT Medication bottles

BT Box cameras SN Bottles to hold smelling salts or some similar preparation. Wet plate cameras

RT Folding cameras Smelling salts SN Portable wet-plate cameras consisting of BT Inhalants two compartments, one sliding within the Personal effects other.

Sliding box folding cameras Smiths braces

USE Sliding box cameras BT Woodworking braces SN Various iron braces used in conjunction Slingshots with a drill when exceptional drilling pressure is needed. BT Projectile weapons Smith's frame saws Slippers USE Hacksaws

BT Footwear Smocks Slitting gauges BT Shirts USE Cutting gauges RT Pinafores

SN Loose overgarments, usually designed to Slop bowls protect other clothing, often in the form of a long-sleeved dress or long shirt. BT Bowls Tea accessories Smoking caps SN Small bowls (often referred to as a basin), usually part of a tea set, for receiving the BT Caps dregs or rinsings of tea cups at the table.

Smoking equipment SLR cameras BT Personal effects USE Single lens reflex cameras NT Ashtrays Sluice boxes Cigar boxes

BT Goldmining equipment Cigar cases Cigar holders SN Equipment used for the recovery of gold during alluvial goldmining or prospecting. Cigar trays Cigarette boxes

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NT Cigarette cases BT Invertebrates Cigarette holders Cigarette lighters Snake bite kits Cigarette packets USE Snakebite kits Cigarette papers Cigarette rollers Snakebite kits

Cigarettes BT Medical kits Cigars Opium containers Snakes Opium lamps BT Reptiles Opium pots Opium pouches Snaphaan pistols Pipe bowls USE Snaphance pistols Pipe cases Pipe cleaners Snaphance pistols Pipe stands BT Flintlock pistols Smoking pipes SN Items related to smoking of tobacco or other substances. Snaphaunce pistols

USE Snaphance pistols Smoking pipes

BT Pipes Snare drums Smoking equipment BT Musical drums NT Hookahs Opium pipes Sneakers RT Pipe bowls

SN Pipes used for inhaling smoke, usually of BT Shoes tobacco. RT Sandshoes

Smooth planes SN Soft-soled shoes, laced to fit the foot, casual wear or worn for sports, USE Smoothing planes gymnastics, etc.

Smoothing planes Snoods

BT Bench planes BT Hairnets

SN Short planes which are often SN Coarse hairnets, often very decorative and coffin-shaped. They are the last plane to used to confine the hair at the back of the be used on a wood surface to give it the neck or in a bun; sometimes attached to utmost degree of smoothness. the back edge of a hat. (Getty Institute, Art & Architecture Thesaurus, 2005) Smoothing tools Snorkels USE Surface finishing tools BT Swimming equipment

Snail augers Snowshoes USE Shell augers BT Shoes

Snails

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Snuff BT Cleaning products

BT Tobacco NT Laundry soap Pumice soap RT Snuff boxes Shaving soap SN A preparation of powdered tobacco, usually taken into the nostrils by Soap powder inhalation. SN Substances usually made from fats and used for washing and cleansing purposes, Snuff bottles produced as bars, flakes, jellies or solutions. BT Bottles Objects of vertu Soap boxes

RT Snuff boxes BT Boxes SN Small cylindrical or flat vials for holding Soap holders snuff. They are predominantly of Chinese RT Toiletries packaging production and can be made of porcelain, glass, metal, carved stone or lacquer. SN Small boxes or receptacles intended primarily for soap; often made as Snuff boxes spherical, perforated containers used to hold a ball of scented soap. May be part of BT Boxes a toilet set. Also, any box used for holding Objects of vertu or shipping soap. For open containers SN Small shallow covered boxes for holding used to hold a bar of soap, use "soap snuff, especially those small enough to be dishes." (Getty Institute, Art and carried in the pocket. Architecture Thesaurus, 2005). For cardboard boxes used as retail packaging for soap, use "Toiletries packaging". Snuff horns BT Animal horns Soap dishes Objects of vertu BT Soap holders

Snuffboxes Soap flakes USE Snuff boxes BT Laundry equipment

Snuffer trays Soap holders BT Candle equipment Trays BT Bathroom accessories Holders RT Snuffers NT Soap boxes SN Small shallow trays upon which to rest snuffers. A large type was made to hold Soap dishes both a snuffer and a pair of candle Soap racks extinguishers. RT Soap Snuffers Soap powder BT Candle equipment BT Soap SN Scissor-like implements used to cut off a candle's charred wick to prevent the SN Cleaning powders combining soap and candle from smoking, or to trim the end of other ingredients, usually used for a burning candle to prevent the wick from washing clothes. curling or dipping into the melted wax. Soap racks Soap BT Soap holders

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Soap samples Soft drink bottles

USE Soap BT Beverage bottles Drinking vessels Soap-savers NT Ginger beer bottles

BT Kitchen equipment Soft drink cans SN Wire devices with a long handle and a chamber designed to hold scraps of soap BT Beverage packaging and allow water to flow through. Drinking vessels Food storage cans Soccer balls

USE Footballs Soft drinks BT Beverages

Sock suspenders RT Ginger beer bottles

USE Garters SN Non-alcoholic drinks, usually carbonated.

Socket bayonets Soft furnishings

BT Bayonets BT Household textiles

NT Antimacassars Socket chisels Bed hangings BT Woodworking chisels Bed pockets SN Chisels that have a tapering hollow tang Bedcovers to receive a handle. Bellpulls Socks Bolsters Carpets BT Hosiery Chair covers NT Bed socks Curtains Cushion covers Soda siphons Cushions BT Bottles Doilies SN Bottles filled with carbonated water, fitted Furnishing textile lengths with a bent tube through the neck. The soda water is forced out, when a valve is Lampshades opened, by the pressure on its surface Mattresses from the gas accumulating within the Seat covers bottle. Valances Sofa beds Wall hangings

USE Sofa-beds RT Bedding

Sofa-beds Soft-ground etchings

BT Beds BT Etchings Seating furniture SN Prints produced by intaglio method where a design is bitten into the metal plate by Sofas means of acid.

BT Seating furniture Soft toys

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BT Toys Solar powered automobiles

NT Cloth dolls USE Solar powered motor cars Golliwogs Teddy bears Solar powered motor cars SN Use for collections of soft toys. For BT Motor cars individual soft toys use in conjunction with heading for specific type of toy, e.g. SN Motor cars powered by solar energy. `Soft toys' and `Toy dogs' for soft toy dogs. Soldering coppers Soil specimens USE Soldering irons BT Geological specimens

SN A sample amount of soil . Soldering irons

BT Hand tools Sol coins Metalworking tools BT Coins SN Tools for joining metals with solder, having a wedge-shaped metal bit, usually of copper, which is heated. Solar automobiles

USE Solar powered motor cars Soldi

USE Soldo coins Solar calculators USE Solar cell calculators Soldo coins

BT Coins Solar cars

USE Solar powered motor cars Solidus coins

BT Ancient Roman coins Solar cell calculators SN The standard Roman gold coin as BT Electronic calculators introduced by Constantine the Great and tariffed at 72 to the Roman pound (libra). SN Electronic calculators powered by solar cell rather than batteries or mains electricity. Sonar detectors BT Audio equipment Solar cells

BT Solar power equipment Song lyrics

USE Lyric sheets Solar heaters

BT Heating equipment Sorting equipment

BT Equipment Solar panels NT Coin sorting machines BT Solar power equipment Fruit sorters Postcode sorting equipment Solar power equipment BT Equipment Sou coins

NT Solar cells BT Coins Solar panels

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Sound recordings BT Cases Money accessories BT Audio equipment

NT Audio records Sovereigns Audio tapes BT Shilling coins Gramophone cylinders Wire recordings Space capsules

BT Spacecraft Sound systems

USE Audio systems Space clothing

BT Clothing Soup

BT Foodstuffs NT Space helmets Spacesuits

Soup bowls RT Protective clothing SN Clothing worn on space journeys BT Bowls

NT Ecuelles Space debris SN A type of circular bowl for soup, with a BT Space hardware concave well and usually without a ledge, for use by an individual diner at a dinner SN Pieces of space hardware that break up or table. detach in space and are recovered on earth. Soup cans

BT Food storage cans Space equipment BT Equipment

Soup plates NT Space food BT Plates Space hardware

SN A type of circular plate for soup, with a shallow well, usually surrounded by a Space food ledge, for use by an individual diner at a BT Foodstuffs dinner table. Space equipment SN Food especially designed to be eaten in Soup spoons space. BT Spoons Space hardware RT Soup BT Space equipment SN Large spoons, usually with a rounded bowl, used for eating soup. NT Rocket engines Space debris Souvenir covers Spacecraft USE Commemorative envelopes Space helmets

Sovereign balances BT Helmets BT Balances Space clothing

Space junk Sovereign cases USE Space debris

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Space photographs Spades

BT Photographs BT Shovels

SN Photographs taken from beyond the NT Gardening spades earth's atmosphere. Use `Aerial SN Shovel-like implements with flat oblong photographs' for photography of the earth blades, used for turning soil by pushing from aircraft. Use `Astrophotographs' for against the blade with the foot. photographs of astronomical phenomena.

Spanish guitars Space probes USE Classical guitars BT Spacecraft

Spanners Space shuttles USE Wrenches BT Spacecraft

Spark ignition engines Space stations USE Otto engines BT Spacecraft

Spark plugs Space toys BT Motor car components BT Toys

NT Toy spacecraft Spats

RT Toy figures BT Gaiters

SN Short gaiters worn over the instep, Space vehicles usually fastened under the foot with a strap. USE Spacecraft

Spatulas Spacecraft BT Kitchen equipment BT Space hardware Mixing tools Vehicles NT Kitchen spatulas NT Rockets SN Implements with a broad, flat, flexible Satellites blade, used for blending or scraping foods, mixing drugs, spreading plasters and Space capsules paints. Space probes Space shuttles Speakers

Space stations BT Audio equipment RT Toy spacecraft SN Devices by which music, voices, etc. are made audible. Spacesuits Speaking clocks BT Space clothing USE Talking clocks

Spade money Spear heads BT Coins USE Spearheads SN Coins of the T'chan Dynasty, China, approximately 419BC. Also called pu money and shirt money. Spearheads

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BT Edged weapon components RT Samples

NT Kimberley points SN Use this term to index objects collected to exhibit the characteristics of some RT Spears naturally occurring animal, plant or SN The sharp pointed head which forms the mineral form. Use in conjunction with the piercing end of a spear etc. name of the object, ie for a specimen of marble use `Marble' and `Specimens'. For Spears objects which are made or processed, and have been collected to show a stage or BT Edged weapons characteristic in the processing sequence, Hunting and gathering tools use `Samples'. Polearms

NT Assegais Spectacles Boar spears BT Eyewear

NT Lorgnettes Spearthrowers Monocles BT Hunting and gathering tools Pince-nez SN Devices to aid defective vision, consisting Specie jars of lenses held in place by a frame which rests on the nose. BT Pharmaceutical jars

SN Large cylindrical (sometimes globular) Spectacles cases glass jars used in a pharmacy, originally BT Cases to hold drugs but in the second half of the 18th century purely for window display. Personal effects Later the jars were used for storage. Sometimes a light was placed behind Spectrographs them so they would serve as a condensing BT Scientific equipment lens. SN Apparatus for making a spectrogram Specifications (representation or photograph of a spectrum). BT Documents

NT Architectural specifications Spectrophotometers Design specifications BT Measuring instruments SN Detailed statements of particulars, Optical instruments especially prescribing materials, RT Spectroscopes dimension and workmanship for something to be made or built. SN Instruments for making photometric comparisons between parts of a spectra. Specimen notes Spectroscopes BT Banknotes BT Measuring instruments SN Sample notes usually with special serial Optical instruments numbers, marked "Specimen", and distributed on a restricted basis. RT Spectrophotometers

SN Optical instruments for producing and Specimens examining the spectrum of light or BT Objects radiation from any source.

NT Anthropological specimens Speculums

Botanical specimens BT Mirrors Geological specimens zoological specimens

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SN Mirrors or reflectors, especially of polished Spindle cutters metal, used on reflecting telescopes. BT Cutting tools Speedometers Woodworking machines

BT Meters Spindles SN A device that measures the rate of travel Spinning equipment of a vehicle. BT

RT Distaffs Spermicidal films SN Slender tapered rods used in hand BT Spermicides spinning to twist the material into yarn, and as a component of spinning frames to perform the same function. Spermicides BT Female contraceptives Spinets

NT Contraceptive creams BT Harpsichords

Contraceptive suppositories RT Square pianos Spermicidal films SN Keyboard instruments with similar SN Chemical or other substance used to kill plucking actions to harpsichords, but with sperm to avoid conception a different and more compact shape. Spinet strings run parallel to the Spice boxes instrument's long side, but the keyboard forms an acute angle with the spine. The BT Boxes name has sometimes been inaccurately Food storage containers applied to a square piano.

Spices Spinning equipment

BT Foodstuffs BT Textileworking equipment

NT Pepper NT Carding tools SN Pungent or aromatic substances of Distaffs vegetable origin used as seasoning in cooking or as preservatives, such as Spindles pepper, cinnamon, cloves. Spinning wheels

Spiders Spinning staffs

BT Invertebrates USE Distaffs

Spigots Spinning tops

BT Taps BT Centre of gravity toys

RT Stopcocks Spinning wheels Spin dryers BT Spinning equipment

BT Electric clothes dryers Spiral bits RT Clothes wringers USE Twist augers SN Machines which spin excess water from clothing. Spiral wood bits

Spindle cutter blades USE Twist augers USE Machinery blades

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Spirit barrels BT Auger bits Wheelwrighting tools BT Barrels RT Hollow bits

SN Bits with a funnel-shaped body and a Spirit burners cutting iron set into the side like a pencil BT Food warmers sharpener; used for tapering the tongue of a wheel spoke.

Spirit irons Spokeshaves

BT Laundry irons BT Shaves SN Laundry irons using petrol, methylated NT Coopering spokeshaves spirits or similar chemicals as fuel. RT Routers

Spirit lamps SN Shaves for planing convex or concave BT Lamps surfaces. They have the blade mounted horizontally between two handles.

Spirit levels Sponge dishes

BT Tools BT Bathroom accessories SN Devices for testing horizontality, consisting of a glass tube containing an oil Sponges or spirit, as alcohol, with a movable bubble which is only in the centre of the USE Sponges (toiletries) tube if the device is horizontal.

Sponges (animals) Spittoons BT Invertebrates BT Sanitary equipment

SN A bowl used as a receptacle for spit. Sponges (toiletries)

Splashproof cameras BT Toiletries

USE Weatherproof cameras Spool arms Splayds BT Cinematographic equipment

BT Cutlery Spool knaves SN Spoon-shaped forks with a cutting edge. Trademark. BT Reel holders

Split axes Spoons USE Froes BT Cutlery

Splitting wedges NT Apostle spoons Basting spoons BT Wedges Caddy spoons SN Solid steel wedges, often fluted Coffee spoons three-quarters of the way down on both faces. They are used extensively for Dessertspoons splitting timber, particularly hardwoods Eggspoons such as oak. Fruit spoons Spoke trimmer bits Gravy spoons

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NT Iced-tea spoons Sports balls

Jam spoons BT Balls Kitchen spoons Sports equipment

Marrow spoons NT Basketballs Measuring spoons Cricket balls Mustard spoons Footballs Salad spoons Golf balls Salt spoons Lawn bowls Serving spoons Medicine balls Soup spoons Netballs Sugar spoons Tennis balls Tablespoons Volleyballs

Teaspoons RT Games balls SN Use as a general term for collections of SN Balls used in a variety of sports. For balls spoons. Where possible, name a specific used in games, use `Games balls'. Where variety of spoon. possible, specify the type of ball rather than this broad general term. Sporrans BT Clothing accessories Sports clothing

Clothing RT Handbags BT

SN Large pouches worn hanging from the belt NT Athletic supports over the front of a kilt. Cricket boxes Cricket uniforms Sport safety helmets Cricketers belts USE Sports safety helmets Football uniforms Golf clothes Sport tickets Jodhpurs BT Sport tickets Martial arts outfits NT Sport tickets Riding habits SN Tickets used to gain entry or attendance Skating costumes at sporting events. Ski clothing Sporting equipment Sports footwear Sports safety helmets USE Sports equipment Sports shirts

Sporting firearms Swimwear Tennis clothing BT Firearms Tracksuits Sports equipment Wetsuits NT Sporting rifles SN Clothes or uniforms worn when RT Shotguns participating in sports.

Sporting rifles Sports ephemera BT Ephemera BT Rifles Sporting firearms Sports equipment

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BT Recreational equipment Sportswear

NT Archery equipment USE Sports clothing Athletics equipment Bowling balls Spot binding masks

Bowling pins USE Lantern slide mounts Bows and arrows Boxing gloves Spot binding strips Crampons USE Lantern slide mounts Cricket equipment

Golfing equipment Spring balances Ping pong sets BT Balances Racquets SN Balances in which weight is determined Sailing equipment by the extent to which a coiled spring is Shin guards extended. Skis Sporting firearms Spring bow compasses Sports balls USE Bow compasses Vigoro bats Water sports equipment Spring compasses USE Bow compasses Sports footwear BT Footwear Spring scales Sports clothing USE Spring balances NT Cricket boots Football boots Sprinkler attachments Gym boots USE Sprinklers Riding boots Sandshoes Sprinklers Ski boots BT Gardening equipment Sports medals

BT Medals Sprocket wheels Prizes BT Machinery components

SN Wheels having a set of projections on the Sports safety helmets rim which engage the links of a chain. BT Helmets Sports clothing Spur pinions BT Pinions Sports shirts SN Pinions whose teeth are on the outer BT Shirts diameter, and at right angles with the Sports clothing wheel face. SN Informal shirts with open collar Spur wheels Sports shoes USE Spur pinions

USE Sports footwear

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Spurs USE Theatre costumes

BT Footwear accessories Horse riding equipment Stags

RT Riding boots BT Deer SN Adult male deer. Spy cameras

USE Detective cameras Stained glass panels BT Architectural panels Square pianos

BT Pianos Stained glass windows BT Windows RT Spinets

SN Rectangular-shaped pianos on four legs, with the keyboard to the left. These were Staircases the first popular form of piano, gradually BT Architectural elements superseded by upright pianos in England, but remaining popular in the USA until the late 1800s. Stalactites

USE Stalactites and stalagmites Squares

BT Measuring instruments Stalactites and stalagmites Tools BT Rocks NT Bevels SN Long cone-shaped deposits, usually of Carpenters squares calcium carbonate, formed in caves by the Mitre squares dripping of percolating cacareous water. Set squares Stalactites hang from the roof of a cave and stalagmites stick up from the floor. Try squares T-squares Stamp albums SN Tools consisting of two perpendicular arms fixed together to form a right angle, USE Philatelic albums used for marking right angles or testing the squareness of sides, edges or surfaces. Stamp duty dies Squeezers USE Duty stamp dies

USE Juicers Stamp essays Squirrels BT Postal products

BT Animals SN Original designs for postage stamps.

Stacking chairs Stamp packaging

BT Chairs BT Packaging Postal products

Stage backdrops Stamps BT Performance venue components USE Postage stamps

Stage costumes Stamps (tools)

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BT Tools NT Musical instrument stands

NT Chops (stamps) Pot plant stands Rubber stamps Safe stands Watermarks Tazzas SN Instruments for stamping, such as dies or Telescope mounts tools for impressing or marking a design Tripods or pattern on metal, paper, or other soft or absorbent material. Trivets Umbrella stands Standard lenses Vessel stands BT Photographic lenses Watch stands SN Objects used as a base to display, use SN Lenses whose focal lengths are and/or support another object(s). approximately equal to the film format with which they are used (AAT). Staplers

Standing irons BT Office equipment

BT Laundry irons SN Devices used to apply staples to papers

NT Egg irons Staples Goffering irons Polishing irons BT Fasteners Office equipment Sleeve irons Tally irons Star charts SN Laundry irons mounted on stands or long handles; used in an upright position for USE Astronomical charts specialist finishings.

Star drills Standing lamps USE Plugging chisels USE Floor lamps

Star maps Standing presses USE Astronomical charts USE Bookbinding presses

Star Pagoda Stands USE Star pagoda coins BT Objects

NT Ashtray stands Star pagoda coins Bonbon stands BT Coins Cake stands SN The type of pagoda as struck in Madras Camera stands under the East India Company. Display stands Drill stands Starfish

Eggcup stands BT Invertebrates Exhibition stands Hat block stands Starting punches

Microphone stands BT Punches Museum stands Music stands

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SN Plain steel rods, about 8 to 10 inches long, Stationery packaging usually tapered toward one end, used for driving bolts out of holes. BT Packaging

Staters Statues BT Ancient Greek coins USE Figures SN Stater is a Greek word with many USE Human figures meanings. A stater is probably the USE Animal figures principal currency unit of any particular city, and thus would vary in value and metal. Statuettes USE Figures Static generators USE Electrostatic generators Statutory declarations

BT Documents Stationary engines SN A written statement declared before and BT Engines witnessed by an authorised official, but not sworn on oath, therefore not NT Factory engines recognised as evidence in a court of law. Mill engines Mining engines Stave gauges Pumping engines BT Coopering tools Woodworking gauges Table engines SN Permanently placed engines, as used in SN Home-made wooden bars, slightly power plants, factories or mines. hollowed and graduated along one side, and with a stop or foot at the end. Used by coopers for testing the length and width of Stationary steam turbines cask staves. USE Steam turbines Stave wrenches Stationery USE Flagging irons

BT Objects Steak knives NT Appointment books BT Table knives Business stationery Erasers SN Dinner knives with very sharp, slightly curved and pointed steel blades. Expanding files Folders Steam boilers Invitations USE Boilers Labels Loose-leaf binders Steam car engines Mourning stationery USE Motor car engines Pencil sharpeners Postal stationery Steam engine indicators Writing paper USE Engine indicators Stationery boxes

BT Boxes Steam engines BT External-combustion engines NT Card boxes

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BT Piston engines Steam trams NT Beam engines BT Trams Compound engines Condensing engines Steam turbines Horizontal engines BT Turbines Non-condensing engines Oscillating engines NT Marine steam turbines SN Machines that use the thermal energy of Overtype engines steam produced in a boiler to drive a Paddle engines turbine at high speed. Portable engines Table engines Steam vessels Traction engines USE Steamships Undertype engines Vertical engines Steam wash boilers SN External-combustion engines where the USE Laundry coppers expansive action of steam generated in a boiler moves a sliding piston in a cylinder. Use `Steam turbines' for prime movers Steamers that convert the internal energy of steam into rotary motion using a vaned wheel or USE Steamships runner. Steamrollers Steam generators BT Construction equipment USE Boilers RT Toy steamrollers Steam hammers SN Heavy vehicles, originally steam-powered, having a roller or rollers used for crushing BT Hammers or levelling material, as in road-making. Metalworking equipment

RT Forges Steamships

SN Heavy steam-operated mechanical BT Ships hammers, used in forges. SN Ships propelled by steam-driven engines, and designed for carrying heavy loads of Steam motors passengers, cargo, etc. USE Steam engines Steel squares

Steam ploughing engines USE Carpenters squares

USE Ploughing engines Steel string guitars

Steam rollers BT Acoustic guitars

USE Steamrollers NT Arched top guitars SN Guitars with metal strings and longer narrower fingerboards and necks than Steam traction engines found on classical guitars, which are USE Traction engines normally played with plectrums or finger picks; also known as folk or Country and Western guitars. Steam tram motors USE Tram engines Steelyards

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BT Balances Stereo cameras SN Balances with a short arm to to take the BT Cameras thing weighed and long graduated arm along which a weight is moved till it SN Cameras which use two or more lenses to balances this. take three-dimensional photographs, or side-by-side two-dimensional photographs Steins which appear three-dimensional when viewed through a stereoscope. BT Beer mugs Stereo card viewers RT Tankards USE Stereoscopes SN Large German stoneware beer or ale mugs, usually cylindrical, with one handle and a hinged lid. Stereo cards

Stencil prints USE Stereo photographs

BT Prints Stereo pairs NT Pochoir prints USE Stereo photographs Screenprints

RT Stencils Stereo photographs SN Prints produced by processes involving a BT Photographs stencil. SN Pairs of photographs taken with two Stencils lenses, such that, when viewed with special devices, the two images appear to BT Profile tools form a single, three-dimensional image. Use `Three-dimensional photographs' for NT Embroidery stencils three-dimensional images on a single SN Thin sheets of paper, cardboard or metal print. cut through so as to reproduce a design, letters, etc., when colour is rubbed Stereo printing frames through it. BT Contact printing frames Stenographs RT Stereo photographs BT Office machines SN Contact printing frames used to produce Writing equipment stereo photographs. SN Machines used for typing in shorthand. Appearance is similar to a typewriter, but Stereo viewers the keyboard displays a set of phonetic (or other) symbols to faciliate faster USE Stereoscopes transcription.

Stereo views Stephenson's link motion engines USE Stereo photographs BT Engines

Stereograms Stephenson's link reversing engines USE Stereo photographs USE Link reversing engines

Stereographic viewers Steps USE Stereoscopes BT Architectural elements

RT Staircases Stereographoscopes

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USE Stereoscopes Stickers

BT Documents Stereographs NT Advertising stickers USE Stereo photographs SN Adhesive labels usually for advertising purposes. Stereos

USE Audio systems Stickpins BT Jewellery Stereos (photographs) Pins

USE Stereo photographs Sticky tape

USE Adhesive tape Stereoscopes

BT Optical instruments Stiletto daggers Photographic viewing equipment SN Optical instruments through which two BT Daggers pictures of the same object, taken from SN Small daggers with slender, tapering slightly different points of view, are seen blades. one by each eye, producing the effect of one three dimensional picture. Modern Stiletto heeled shoes stereoscopes are principally used for air photo interpretation. Early stereoscopes BT Shoes were used for viewing stereo cards or stereo photographs on a range of subjects. Stiletto tools

Stereoscopic cameras BT Embroidery equipment

USE Stereo cameras Piercing tools SN Small, sharp-pointed instruments for making eyelet holes in needlework. Stereoscopic cards

USE Stereo photographs Still video cameras BT Cameras Stereoscopic photographs Video equipment

USE Stereo photographs RT Video cameras SN Cameras where light-sensitive electronic image sensors take the place of film, Stereoscopic viewers reading a colour exposure as a stream of USE Stereoscopes signals that are magnetically recorded on to a spinning disc or stationary `smart card'. The pictures may be viewed on a Stereoscopic views television screen or printed on paper. USE Stereo photographs Stipple engravings Stethoscopes BT Engravings

BT Medical instruments SN Prints produced by a method of engraving in tone, much used in the late 18th and early 19th centuries for the reproduction Stick pins of drawings.

USE Stickpins Stipple gravers

BT Gravers

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Stirling cycle engines Stomachers

USE Stirling engines BT Clothing

SN Decorative panels worn over the bodice at Stirling engines the front.

BT Hot air engines Stone axes SN Hot air engines operating on the Stirling USE Hand axes cycle.

Stirring rods Stone implements

BT Mixing tools USE Stone tools

RT Swizzle sticks Stone scrapers SN A thin rod of glass for stirring. BT Stone tools

Stirrups RT Scrapers

BT Horse tack SN Stone tools with a thick working edge, probably used to scrape skins or for woodworking. Stiver coins USE Stuiver coins Stone tools

BT Hunting and gathering tools Stock whips NT Burins USE Stockwhips Grinding stones Hand axes Stocking purses Spear heads BT Purses Stone scrapers

RT Awls

Stockings SN Prehistoric tools made of stone, especially BT Hosiery by removing flakes from blocks of raw material. They include stone scrapers, hand axes, cleavers, burins and awls. Stocks

BT Punishment equipment Stonecutter's chisels Structures USE Tooth chisels

Stockwhips Stonemason's chisels BT Agricultural equipment USE Masonry chisels Whips SN Long whips used in handling stock. Stonemason's tools Stoles USE Masonry tools

BT Clothing accessories Stones SN Scarves or similar narrow garments of fur or cloth, usually worn over dresses or BT Objects coats, with the ends hanging down in front. NT Abrading stones Building stones

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NT Gemstones Storage bags

Grinding stones BT Bags Polishing stones NT Food storage bags Precious stones RT Clothing storage containers Sharpening stones

Stools Storage boxes

BT Seating furniture BT Containers

NT Footstools Storage furniture Music stools USE Storage and display furniture Stop cocks

USE Stopcocks Storage tanks

BT Containers Stopcocks

BT Plumbing fixtures Storks

Valves BT Birds SN A valve with a tapered plug operated by a handle, used to control the flow of a liquid or gas from a receptacle or through a pipe. Story books

USE Storybooks Stoppers

BT Container components Storybooks SN Devices put into neck of containers to stop BT Childrens books contents escaping.

Stopwatches Stove blacking brushes

BT Timepieces BT Blacking brushes

SN Brushes used to apply stove blacking. RT Timers

SN Watches with a hand or hands that can be stopped or started at any instant, and Stoves which are adapted for indicating fractions BT Heating equipment of a second (used for timing races etc.) RT Cooking stoves

Storage and display furniture SN Use this term for heating stoves. For BT Furniture kitchen appliances with a cooktop, use Cooking stoves. For kitchen appliances NT Bookcases without a cooktop, use Domestic ovens. Cabinets Straight calipers Chests Chests of drawers USE Inside calipers Commodes Cupboards Strainer spoons Sideboards BT Gravy spoons Wardrobes RT Strainers Washstands

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SN A type of spoon for use in straining Street pianos liquids, having (A) pierced decoration in the bowl, or (B) a vertical divider with USE Barrel pianos vertical slits. Stretchers (beds) Strainers BT Medical furniture BT Separators

NT Fish drainers Striking clocks Gravy strainers BT Clocks Mazarines RT Tea strainers Chiming clocks SN Implements made in many shapes, styles SN Clocks that sound the hours on a bell or and sizes, all having pierced work and gong. The sound is produced through used to strain various liquids. separate gears (striking trains) which are released at the hours by a system of pins Strapped head hammers and levers incorporating a locking plate or rack. BT Hammers

SN Hammers attached to the handle by side Striking hammers straps. USE Sledgehammers

Straps Striking tools BT Fasteners BT Tools SN A narrow ftrip of flexible material, especially leather, for fastening or holding NT Gavels things together. (Macquarie dictionary, Hammers 3rd ed.). Mallets Straw dispensers Mauls

BT Dispensers String

Strawberry bowls BT Fasteners

BT Fruit bowls RT String containers

Street directories String containers

BT Directories BT Containers Road maps RT String

Street lighting equipment Stringed instrument accessories BT Lighting equipment BT Musical instrument accessories RT Lampposts NT Bows Cello accessories Street lights Musical instrument bows USE Street lighting equipment Plectrums Viola cases Street organs Violin accessories USE Barrel pianos RT Stringed instrument components

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Stringed instrument components Stripper harvesters

BT Musical instrument components BT Harvesters

NT Cello components Musical instrument strings Strollers Viola components BT Baby accessories Violin components SN Light collapsible chairs on wheels, used for carrying small children. Stringed instruments Strongboxes BT Musical instruments BT Boxes NT Balalaikas Security equipment Banduras SN Strongly made chests for keeping money, Banjo mandolins jewels etc secure Banjo-mandolins Strops Banjos BT Razor blade sharpeners Banjuleles Bow harps RT Razors Cellos SN Strips of leather or other flexible material, used for sharpening razors. Citterns

Domras Structures Double basses BT Objects Fiddles Guitars NT Bridges Harps Buildings Hurdy-gurdies Dry docks Kudyapis Fences Lutes Fish ponds Lyres Fountains Mandolins Stocks Portuguese guitars Swimming pools Ukuleles Stuber coins Violas BT Coins Violins Viols Zithers Stud earrings

RT Stringed instrument components USE Ear studs

SN Musical instruments which produce sounds by the plucking or drawing of Studio cameras strings, and including bowed instruments. BT Cameras Strings of beads SN This is a general term for any camera used in a studio, including `Television BT Jewellery cameras', `Film cameras' and `Plate cameras'. NT Prayer beads

Worry beads Studio flash units

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USE Studio lighting equipment Stump-jump ploughs

BT Ploughs Studio lighting equipment

BT Photographic lighting equipment Sturts Desert Pea

NT Reflector Lights BT Australian plants SN Photographic lighting equipment that SN Floral emblem of South Australia. cannot be easily carried around but offers greater control than `Camera flashes'. Includes studio flash units and Tungsten Sturt's Desert Peas studio lighting. USE Sturts Desert Pea

Studio scales Styluses (audio) USE Photographic scales BT Audio equipment

Studio stands RT Slate pencils

USE Camera stands SN Needles tipped with diamond, sapphire, etc, for reproducing the sound of a gramophone record, phonograph record, Studs 78, or LP record . BT Buttons Styluses (computer accessory) NT Coat studs BT Computer accessories Shirt studs SN Small buttons or fasteners, commonly of SN Use for a stylus that is for a computer, metal, bone etc used for holding together such as PDA, or a computer game unit. detachable parts of clothing, or for ornament. Styluses (tools)

BT Drafting instruments Stuffed animals SN Any small pencil-shaped instruments with BT Objects a hard point, usually metal, used for incising lines on a soft surface or for NT Stuffed birds transferring drawings. RT Animals

SN Taxidermied specimens. Submarine cables

BT Telecommunications cables Stuffed birds BT Stuffed animals Submarines

SN Taxidermied specimens BT Military vehicles Naval ships Stuffed toys Subminiature cameras USE Soft toys USE Midget cameras

Stuffing knives Sucrieres USE Chincing irons USE Sugar bowls Stuiver coins Suction toys BT Coins BT Toys

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Sugar BT Spoons

BT Foodstuffs RT Sugar bowls

SN Spoons used for serving sugar from sugar Sugar barrels basins.

BT Barrels Sugar tongs Sugar containers BT Serving tongs

Sugar basin spoons RT Sugar bowls

USE Sugar spoons SN Small tongs used for serving cubes of sugar at the table. Sugar basins Sugarbags USE Sugar bowls BT Sugar containers

SN Bags, usually made of woven hessian, Sugar baskets used to contain and transport refined BT Baskets sugar. Sugar containers Tableware Suit bags SN Metalwork sugar containers, usually with BT Clothing storage containers handle and glass lining dish Luggage

Sugar bowls Suitcases BT Bowls BT Clothing storage containers Sugar containers Luggage Tableware RT Baggage labels Sugar casters

BT Sugar containers Suits Tableware BT Clothing

RT Sugar NT Business suits SN Small containers with a domed cover Evening suits pierced for the sprinkling of sugar. Lounge suits Sugar containers Morning suits

BT Food storage containers Sun compasses

NT Sugar barrels BT Directional compasses Sugar baskets SN Navigational devices that utilise the Sugar bowls shadow of a pin and accompanying dial to Sugar casters facilitate use of the sun in measuring direction. Sugarbags RT Sugar Sun hats

BT Hats Sugar dredgers Protective clothing USE Food dredgers Sun protection equipment NT Sun visors Sugar spoons SN Soft hat, usually light-coloured hat with a shady brim

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Sun lounges Sunday dresses

BT Outdoor furniture BT Dresses Seating furniture NT Banana chairs Sundials SN Light chairs, used outdoors for sunbathing BT Timepieces etc, having back, seat and leg supports. RT Clocks Sun planes SN Instruments for indicating the time of day BT Coopering planes by the position of a shadow cast by the sun on a graduated plate or surface. SN Planes with a semicircular shape when viewed from above; used to smooth and level the ends of the staves of barrels after Sunflowers the barrels have been assembled. BT Flowers

Sun protection equipment Sunglasses BT Safety equipment BT Eyewear NT Beach umbrellas Sun protection equipment Sun hats Sunglasses Sunscreen Sunscreen BT Sun protection equipment

RT Beach accessories Topical medications SN Lotions or creams which, when applied to SN Equipment used to protect the skin and/or the skin, protect it against damage from eyes from the rays of the sun. the rays of the sun.

Sun umbrellas Sunshades USE Parasols USE Parasols

Sun visors Supplejacks BT Sun hats BT Walking aids SN Peaked hats with a band to hold onto SN Strong, pliant canes or walking-sticks. head, no crown

Sunblock Supporting equipment

USE Sunscreen BT Equipment

NT Saw horses Sunburn cream Trestles USE Sunscreen Work benches Workbenches Suncream Suppositories USE Sunscreen BT Medications

Sundae glasses NT Vaginal suppositories BT Dinnerware SN Solid or encapsulated medications Glasses inserted into the rectum or vagina to be dissoved therein.

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Suppository moulds USE Surgical gloves

BT Medical moulds Surgical clamps

Surcoats BT Surgical instruments

BT Coats Surgical equipment SN Garments worn over medieval armour, often embroidered with heraldic arms, or, BT Health and medical equipment an outer coat or garment. NT Surgical gauze Sure cards Surgical gloves Surgical gowns USE Cartes-de-visite Surgical instruments

Surf rescue boats Surgical masks Surgical thread BT Emergency vehicles Motor boats Surgical gauze Rescue boats SN Motor boats with high bows designed for BT Surgical equipment passing through surf and used in beach rescue and patrol work. For rowing boats Surgical gloves used in beach rescue, use `Surfboats'. BT Disposable gloves Surface condensing engines Protective clothing Surgical equipment USE Condensing engines

Surgical gowns Surface finishing tools BT Protective clothing BT Tools Surgical equipment NT Buffs Burnishers Surgical implants Paintbrushes BT Prostheses

paper files NT Chin implants Scrapers Cochlear implants Pacemakers Surfboards RT Corneal lenses BT Water sports equipment SN Tissues and synthetic materials implanted Watercraft into the body surgically. RT Sailboards Surgical instruments

Surfboats BT Medical instruments BT Emergency vehicles Surgical equipment Rescue boats NT Curettes Rowing boats Fleams SN Four-oared rowing boats employed in Forceps beach rescue and patrol work. For motor boats designed for rescue operations, use Scalpels `Surf rescue boats'. Surgical clamps Surgical needles Surgeon's gloves

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NT Surgical speculums Sushi slabs

Trephines BT Plates

Surgical masks Suspender belts BT Masks BT Underwear Protective clothing Surgical equipment Suspenders

Surgical needles BT Hosiery

BT Needles SN Straps for holding up stockings or Surgical instruments pantihose.

Surgical speculums Suspension bridges

BT Surgical instruments BT Bridges

RT Speculums Suture thread SN An instrument for rendering a part accessible to observation, as by enlarging BT Surgical thread an orifice. SN Surgical thread used for sewing wounds closed. Surgical supports BT Health and medical equipment Swabs

NT Neck braces BT Health and medical equipment

RT Dressings Surgical thread

BT Surgical equipment Swag dolls

NT Ligature thread BT Character dolls Suture thread Swage blocks Surveying compasses BT Swages BT Compasses SN Tools for making wire or mouldings. Metal Surveying equipment is drawn through grooves in two SN Instruments used to measure horizontal adjustable steel dies held by a screw. angles in surveying with reference to the direction of a magnetic needle. Their purpose is to establish values of magnetic Swages variation, to align the telescope of a BT Metalworking tools theodolite or to obtain magnetic bearings. The usual forms are prismatic or tubular. NT Swage blocks Usually capable of fastening to tripods or SN Tools used for various purposes but other firm supports and equipped with especially in sheet metal work, in shaping sighting apparatus. metal with a form or die and in setting the teeth of saws. Surveying equipment

BT Occupation-based equipment Swagger sticks BT Canes NT Geophysical survey instruments Miners dials Swans Surveying compasses

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BT Birds Sweetmeat dishes

NT Cygnets BT Dishes

RT Sweetmeat sets Swap cards SN Dishes with several divided USE Collecting cards compartments, for serving an assortment of sweetmeats. Swashplate engines Sweetmeat plates BT Piston engines USE Sweetmeat dishes RT Steam engines

SN Reciprocating engines which use a Sweetmeat sets swashplate rather than a crankshaft. BT Tableware Swatch books RT Sweetmeat dishes BT Books SN A set of dishes forming a composite unit, Textiles sometimes around a central dish and RT Swatches sometimes resting on a tray. The dishes are of various shapes (fan-shaped, hexagonal, etc) and were used to hold Swatchbooks assorted sweetmeats.

USE Swatch books Swimcaps

Swatches USE Bathing caps

BT Samples Textiles Swimming caps

NT Furnishing swatches USE Bathing caps SN A sample of cloth or other material. Swimming costumes

Sweaters USE Swimsuits USE Jumpers Swimming equipment

Sweep saws BT Recreational equipment USE Bow saws NT Flippers Flotation aids Sweet dishes Snorkels USE Dessert dishes Swimming goggles Underwater masks

Sweetheart brooches RT Diving equipment BT Brooches Swimming goggles

Sweetheart jewellery BT Goggles BT Sentimental jewellery Swimming equipment

SN Jewellery given by service personnel to their loved ones, often made by the giver Swimming pools and often incorporating military motifs. BT Structures

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SN Subject term used by PICMAN. RT Stirring rods

SN Small rods for stirring drinks. Swimming robes BT Outerwear Sword bayonets Swimwear BT Bayonets SN Robes for wearing over swimsuits

Swimming trunks Sword belts BT Armour BT Swimsuits Belts NT Board shorts SN Swimsuits, usually mens, covering the Sword canes lower part of the body only. USE Swordsticks Swimsuits

BT Swimwear Sword sticks USE Swordsticks NT Bathing suits Bikinis Swords Swimming trunks SN Items of clothing worn specifically to go BT Edged weapons swimmimg NT Barongs Swimwear Broadswords Cutlasses BT Sports clothing Katana NT Swimming robes Rapiers Swimsuits Sabers Sabres Swing tags Swordsticks BT Labels Wakizashi

Swiss gimlet bits Swordsticks

USE Gimlet bits BT Canes Combination weapons Switchboards Swords SN Canes, having a hollow shaft which serves BT Office equipment as a sheath for a sword. Telecommunications equipment Sympalmographs Switches BT Drawing instruments BT Control equipment SN Apparatus for exhibiting the combinations NT Electric switches of vibrations, consisting of a double pendulum the two parts of which can be Electric switching devices caused to vibrate in different directions RT Circuit breakers and at varying rates, with a style attached so as to trace the resulting curves on a prepared surface. (Oxford English Swizzle sticks Dictionary). BT Bar equipment

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Sympathy cards Synthetic gemstones

BT Cards BT Gemstones

SN RT Condolence books; Condolence letters; Mourning cards Synthetic gemstones are created in a laboratory and have the same properties SN Cards with message of condolence. as natural gems.

Synagogues Syringes

BT Religious buildings BT Medical instruments

SN Subject term used by State Library to NT Enema syringes index the Great Synagogue Hypodermic syringes

Sync generators Uterine syringes

USE Synchronising generators Syrup dispensers

BT Dispensers Sync-signal generators

USE Synchronising generators T-shirts

BT Shirts Synchronising generators

BT Generators T-squares Television equipment SN Electronic generators that supply BT Drafting instruments synchronising pulses to television studio Squares and transmitter equipment. SN Squares in the shape of a T, used in technical and architectural drawing. The Synchronizing generators short arm slides along the edge of a drawing board keeping the long arm in a USE Synchronising generators parallel state.

Synchronous engines Tabards

USE Synchronous motors BT Tops

SN Short sleeveless or short-sleeved tops Synchronous generators consisting of front and back panels and open at the sides. BT AC generators Tabi NT Inductor alternators Turboalternators USE Socks SN Machines which generate an alternating current voltage when their armature or Table candlesticks field is rotated by a motor, engine or other means. Their output frequency is exactly BT Candlesticks proportional to the speed at which they SN Candlesticks designed for resting on a are driven. table as opposed to candlesticks designed for carrying. Synchronous motors

BT AC motors Table clocks

SN Motors that transform alternating current BT Clocks electric power into mechanical power, using field magnets excited with direct power. Their average speed is proportional Table cloths to the frequency of the applied voltage.

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USE Tablecloths NT Serviettes Table runners Table engines Tablecloths BT Stationary engines Tablemats Steam engines Tea cloths SN Stationary steam engines in which the SN Household textiles such as tablecloths and cylinder stands on a frame formed with serviettes used on the table. four legs like a table. They were frequently used in factories. Table mats Table forks USE Tablemats

BT Cutlery Forks Table napkins

NT Dessert forks USE Serviettes Dinner forks Entree forks Table runners Fish forks BT Runners Fruit forks Table linen SN Long, narrow strips of linen, embroidery, Oyster forks lace or the like, for placing across a table, Salad forks sideboard etc. SN Use as a general term for collections of table forks. Where possible, name a Table tops specific type of table fork. USE Tabletops Table knives

BT Cutlery Tableaux vivants

Knives BT Artworks NT Butterknives SN Representations of a picture, statue, Cake knives scene, etc., by one or more persons Cheese knives suitably costumed and posed. Dessert knives Tablecloths Dinner knives BT Cloths Entree knives Table linen Fish knives Fruit knives Tablemats Steak knives BT Table linen SN Use as a general term for collections of knives used when eating a meal. Where possible, name a specific type of table Tables knife. BT Furniture

Table lamps NT Boardroom tables BT Lamps Card tables

SN Lamps designed to stand on a table. Coffee tables Console tables Table linen Dining tables

BT Household textiles Dressing-tables Gaming tables

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NT Gate-leg tables NT Eggcups Kitchen tables Fingerbowls Picnic tables Fish drainers Side tables Food covers Writing tables Ice buckets Knife rests Tables de nuit Mazarines USE Night cupboards Pepper grinders Pepper shakers Tablespoons Picnic sets BT Spoons Pipkins

SN Large spoons with oval bowls, normally Pot stands with a capacity three times that of a Rosewater bowls dessertspoon. Salad bowls Tabletops Salt cellars Salt shakers BT Furniture components Saltcellars RT Tables Sauce boats SN The top of a table, or a flat surface Saucers resembling this. Serviette rings Tablets Sugar baskets Sugar bowls USE Pills Sugar casters

Tableware Sweetmeat sets Tazzas BT Objects Tea and coffee sets NT Argylls Tea infusers Bread baskets Tea sets Cake baskets Toast racks Cake stands Trivets Centrepieces Tureens Coasters Wine coasters Coffee services Wine-coolers Condiment sets Wineglass coolers Cruet sets SN Dishes, utensils, etc., used at the table or Cruets meals. Cup, saucer and plate sets Tablewares Cups and saucers USE Tableware Cutlery Dinnerware Tachometers Dish-rings BT Meters Drinking cups Drinking glasses Eggcup stands

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SN Instruments for measuring the number of BT Standing irons revolutions per minute made by a SN Hollow cylinders heated by pokers, used to revolving shaft, e.g. that in a motor finish lace edges, bows and ribbons; and to vehicle which indicates the revolutions per iron velvets and other pile fabrics. minute of the engine

Talwars Taiko USE Tulwars USE Daiko

Tail coats Tam-o'-shanters BT Caps BT Coats

RT Berets

Tail-lights SN Caps of Scottish origin, with a flat crown larger in diameter than the headband. BT Motor car components

SN Lights, usually red, used at the rear of a Tambour frames motor vehicle, train, etc. BT Tambour work equipment

Tailors irons RT Embroidery frames BT Flatirons Tambour hooks

Talcum powder BT Tambour work equipment BT Toiletries

NT Baby powder Tambour work equipment BT Embroidery equipment Talking clocks NT Tambour frames BT Clocks Tambour hooks

RT Night clocks Tambourines SN Clocks which `speak' the time, the most common being those that give the exact BT Percussion instruments time via the telephone system, but also including domestic clocks such as `Night clocks'. Early talking clocks used Tampons gramophones. BT Menstrual products

Tall clocks Tandem compound engines USE Longcase clocks BT Compound engines

Tall ships SN Engines which work on the Woolf principle with steam passing directly from USE Sailing ships the high pressure cylinder to the low pressure cylinder during the whole stroke. Tallboys Tank transporters BT Chests of drawers BT Trailers SN Tall chests of drawers supported on a low stand. RT Prime movers

SN Large trailers designed to pull or move Tally irons tanks, generally by being attached to a prime mover.

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Tankards SN Slender candles or long wicks coated with wax, tallow or the like, as for use in BT Drinking vessels lighting candles or gas.

RT Steins Tapersticks SN Large one-handled drinking vessels, often USE Taper candlesticks with a hinged lid. The prescribed standard for an old tankard was about a quart ; anything smaller is better called a mug. Tapestries

Tanks BT Artworks Textiles USE Storage tanks Taps

Tap and die sets BT Plumbing fixtures BT Tools NT Spigots

RT Stopcocks Tap augers SN Any device for controlling the flow of USE Taper augers liquid from a pipe or the like by opening or closing an orifice. Tapa cloth equipment Tarot cards BT Textileworking equipment BT Cards SN Equipment used in the making of Tapa (or bark) cloths. Tarpaulins

Tapa cloths BT Camping equipment BT Cloths Covers

Tape measures Tart tins

BT Measuring instruments BT Baking tins Sewing equipment Tarwars

Taper augers USE Tulwars BT Augers

SN Augers made in the form of a tapered, Tasmanian devils conical half-funnel, with one or both of the BT Australian animals exposed edges side-sharpened to cut laterally. SN Australian native animal.

Taper candlesticks Tassels BT Candlesticks BT Textiles

RT Candles SN Utensils similar to and usually in the Tassets style of various types of candlesticks, but USE Leg armour smaller, being about 10cm high, for holding a taper (a thin candle). Tatting knives Tapers BT Knives BT Candles Lacemaking equipment

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Tatting shuttles Tea bags

BT Lacemaking equipment BT Tea Shuttles Tea blocks Taxi meters BT Tea BT Motor car accessories

Tea bowls Tazzas BT Drinking cups BT Stands Tea accessories Tableware RT Teacups SN Shallow ornamental bowls supported on a stem base or a low foot. SN A small cup without a handle made and used in the Far East for drinking tea, and Tea commonly made by many European factories during the 18th century. BT Beverages

NT Tea bags Tea caddies Tea blocks BT Food storage containers Tea accessories Tea-leaves SN A beverage made from leaves of various SN Small tins for holding tea. tea plants. Tea caskets Tea accessories BT Caskets BT Domestic equipment RT Tea-chests NT Slop bowls SN Ornate boxes used to store tea leaves. Tea bowls Usually made of wood or precious metal Tea caddies such as silver. Tea chests Tea-chests Tea jars BT Chests Tea sets Tea accessories Tea strainers SN Large wooden boxes or crates in which tea Tea trolleys is packed. (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd ed.) Tea urns Tea-chests Tea chests Tea-cosies USE Tea-chests Teacups Teapot stands Tea cloths Teapots BT Table linen

Teaspoons SN Small tablecloth. RT Tea Tea cosies

Tea and coffee sets USE Tea-cosies BT Tableware Tea-cosies RT Tea sets BT Household textiles Tea accessories

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Tea cups Tea-towels

USE Teacups BT Cloths Household textiles Tea gowns SN Cloths for drying crockery, etc, after it has been washed. BT Dresses

SN At home gowns of late nineteenth and Tea trolleys early twentieth centuries. BT Tea accessories Trolleys Tea infusers BT Kitchen equipment Tea urns Tableware BT Food warmers SN Used for infusing a small amount of tea Tea accessories (usually for one cup). Urns Tea jars RT Hot water urns

BT Food storage jars SN Types of vessels for dispensing, originally, hot water for making tea or, later, hot tea Tea accessories ; it has a tap and a spigot that enables the contents to be dispensed without lifting or Tea-leaves tilting the heavy piece. BT Tea Teaching aids RT Tea caddies USE Educational aids

Tea services Teacups USE Tea sets BT Drinking cups Tea accessories Tea sets RT Tea bowls BT Tableware SN A cup in which tea is served, usually of Tea accessories small or moderate size. SN A number of cups, saucers, plates, etc., with a teapot, usually of the same pattern, Teapot stands used in serving tea. BT Tea accessories Tea spoons Vessel stands

USE Teaspoons RT Veilleuses

Tea strainers Teapots

BT Strainers BT Pots Tea accessories Tea accessories NT Commemorative teapots

Tea tins RT Tea sets USE Tea caddies Tear bottles

Tea towels USE Unguentaria USE Tea-towels Teasets

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USE Tea sets Teething rings

BT Baby accessories Teaspoons RT Teething spoons BT Spoons Tea accessories SN Circular disks, usually of plastic, ivory, bone, etc, on which a teething baby may NT Commemorative teaspoons bite. RT Iced-tea spoons

SN Small spoons used for stirring tea. Teething spoons BT Baby accessories

Teatowels RT Teething rings USE Tea-towels Telecommunications cables

Technical cameras BT Cables BT Cameras Telecommunications equipment

SN Folding flat-bed cameras intended for use NT Submarine cables outside the studio for applications such as industrial, scientific, landscape and Telecommunications equipment architectural photography. They have interchangeable backs for accepting sheet BT Communications equipment and roll film, triple bellows extension and can be hand-held or used on a tripod. NT Communication satellites Fax machines Technical drawings Headsets BT Drawings Intercom systems Personal communication devices Technical manuals Switchboards

BT Manuals Telecommunications cables Telegraph equipment Technical notes Telephone accessories Telephone answering machines BT Documents Telephones

Teddy bears Telegrams BT Soft toys BT Correspondence Toy bears Postal documents

Tee bevels Telegraph equipment USE Bevels BT Telecommunications equipment

NT Telegraph keys Tee squares Telegraph receivers USE T-squares Telegraph transmitters Teleprinters Teeth BT Body parts (human) Telegraph keys

NT Dentures BT Telegraph equipment

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NT Morse code keys Telephone fittings

USE Telephone accessories Telegraph receivers

BT Telegraph equipment Telephone mouthpieces

BT Telephone accessories Telegraph transmitters

BT Telegraph equipment Telephones Transmitters BT Telecommunications equipment

Telegraphic equipment NT Car phones USE Telegraph equipment Field telephones Mobile phones Telephone accessories Wall telephones

BT Telecommunications equipment RT Telephone accessories

NT Telephone cards Telephoto lenses Telephone double adaptors BT Long-focus lenses Telephone earpieces Telephone mouthpieces SN Long-focal-length lenses which enlarge distant subjects within their narrow angle RT Telephones of view (AAT).

Telephone answering machines Teleprinters

BT Telecommunications equipment BT Printing machines Telegraph equipment SN Instruments having a typewriter keyboard Telephone bells which transmit and receive messages by BT Bells telegraphic transmission, or to and from a Telephone components computer. SN Early telephones used electric bells to indicate that there was an incoming call. Telescope accessories BT Accessories Telephone cards NT Telescope lenses BT Telephone accessories Telescope mounts

RT Telescopes Telephone components

BT Components Telescope lenses

NT Telephone bells BT Lenses Telescope accessories Telephone double adaptors

BT Double adaptors Telescope mirrors Telephone accessories USE Speculums SN Double adaptors used to run two telephone extensions from one line. Telescope mounts Telephone earpieces BT Stands Telescope accessories BT Telephone accessories

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Telescope reflectors Television guides

USE Speculums BT Documents

SN Directories (usually on paper) of what Telescopes programs are on particular channels at particular times. BT Optical instruments

NT Astrographs Television programs (documents) Astronomical telescopes USE Television guides Photoheliographs Terrestrial telescopes Television receiving licences SN Optical instruments for making distant BT Legal documents objects appear nearer and larger.

Teletypewriters Television sets

USE Teleprinters BT Television equipment

Television camera accessories Televisions

BT Camera accessories USE Television sets

Television camera chains Tempera paintings

USE Camera chains BT Paintings

SN Paintings utilising paint made from Television camera lenses pigment ground in water and mixed with an emulsion of egg yolk or some similar BT Camera lenses substance.

RT Television cameras Templates SN Lenses used in television cameras. BT Profile tools

Television camera tubes SN Guiding tools used for duplicating shapes.

BT Camera components Temple cloths SN Electron tubes with a light-sensitive BT Cloths receptor that converts an optical image into an electrical television video signal. Temples Television cameras BT Religious buildings BT Cameras

SN Cameras used to convert a scene into Ten cent coins corresponding electric signals for transmission. BT Cent coins

Television equipment NT Dime coins

BT Audio and visual equipment Ten centime coins

NT Synchronising generators BT Centime coins Television sets NT Decime coins RT Cinematographic equipment

Ten cents

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USE Ten cent coins Tennis racquets

BT Racquets Ten dollar coins

BT Dollar coins Tennis shoes

USE Sandshoes Ten franc coins

BT Franc coins Tennis skirts

BT Skirts Ten kopek coins Tennis clothing BT Kopek coins Tenon saws Ten pfennig coins BT Woodworking saws

BT Pfennig coins SN Saws consisting of a thin, parallel-sided (rectangular) blade, whose upper edge is reinforced. Ten real coins

BT Real coins Tent bags BT Bags Ten reis coins

BT Reis coins Tent bands BT Textiles Tenaculums

BT Medical instruments Tentbands

SN Small sharp-pointed hooks, set in a USE Tent bands handle, used for seizing and picking up parts etc., in operations or dissections. Tents Teneriffe wheels BT Camping equipment

BT Lacemaking equipment Terrace houses Tennis balls BT Houses

BT Sports balls Terrestrial globes Tennis clothes BT Globes

USE Tennis clothing SN Spheres with a map of the earth depicted on them.

Tennis clothing Terrestrial telescopes

BT Sports clothing BT Telescopes

NT Tennis dresses SN Telescopes designed for viewing Tennis skirts landscapes or objects on land.

Tennis dresses Tessera USE Tesserae BT Dresses Tennis clothing

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Tesserae Tetrobol coins

BT Mosaics BT Ancient Greek coins

SN Each of the small pieces used in mosaic work. Textbooks

BT Books Test kits

BT Testing equipment RT Book carryalls SN Books used by students as the standard NT Biochemical test kits works for any particularly branch of study. Also use this term for any books Test oscillators used at school.

USE Signal generators Textile borders

Test samples BT Textiles

BT Samples NT Crochet borders Lace borders NT Clay test samples

Glaze test samples Textile length USE Test tubes Textile lengths

BT Laboratory equipment Textile lengths

BT Textiles Testamurs

BT Certificates NT Furnishing textile lengths Lace lengths SN Certificates showing that the person SN named has been admitted to a particular Textiles that are whole or part of a degree or diploma by the academic continuous roll. institution which issues the certificate. Textile paintings

Testing equipment BT Paintings BT Scientific equipment Textiles SN Atworks painted on textile (e.g. on silk). NT Battery testers

Current indicators Textile panels Eye testing equipment BT Panels Litmus papers Textiles Signal generators NT Embroidered panels Test kits Lace panels SN Equipment used for testing/validation. RT Textile lengths

Testoon coins SN Single flat textiles of specific length.

BT Coins Textile pieces SN Coins showing a ruler's portrait bust, BT Textiles struck in England, France (teston) and Italy (testone). NT Lace pieces SN Textile pieces with no specific form. Tetradrachms

BT Drachm coins

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Textile printing equipment SN Materials that are produced by weaving, felting, knotting, twining or otherwise BT Textileworking equipment processing natural or synthetic fibres so that they cohere into a form or unit. Textile samplers Textileworking equipment BT Textiles BT Equipment NT Lace samplers NT Bark cloth equipment SN Items created to demonstrate textile working techniques. Batik equipment Crochet equipment Textile tapes Dyeing equipment BT Textiles Knitting equipment

SN Lengths of tape made of textile material Lacemaking equipment such as bias binding or elastic, usually Netting equipment used in constructing clothing Reel holders Textiles Rugmaking tools Screenprinting equipment BT Objects Sewing equipment NT Banners Shuttles Braids Spinning equipment Ceremonial textiles Tapa cloth equipment Cloths Textile printing equipment Crochet borders Textileworking patterns Flags Weaving equipment Household textiles Workboxes Medical textiles RT Sailmaking equipment Nets

Ribbons Textileworking patterns Swatch books BT Patterns Swatches Textileworking equipment Tapestries NT Crochet patterns Tassels Dressmaking patterns Tent bands Embroidery patterns Textile borders Knitting patterns Textile lengths Lacemaking patterns Textile paintings Needlework patterns Textile panels Textile pieces Texture rollers

Textile samplers USE Print rollers Textile tapes Threads Thaler coins Yarns BT Coins RT Clothing components SN Heavy silver pieces, struck as the result of rich silver deposits being found during the Renaissance both in Austria and Germany.

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Thaumatropes BT Measuring instruments

USE Zoetropes Therapeutic amulets

Theatre costumes BT Amulets

BT Performance costumes Therapeutic bracelets RT Theatre equipment BT Bracelets Therapeutic devices Theatre equipment

BT Performing arts equipment Therapeutic devices

NT Theatre lighting equipment BT Health and medical equipment

Theatre passes NT Diathermy machines Theatre programs Electromassage machines Theatre props Electrotherapeutic apparatus Theatre tickets Therapeutic bracelets Worry beads Theatre lighting equipment

BT Lighting equipment Therapeutic necklaces

Theatre equipment BT Necklaces

Theatre passes Thermal sealers BT Passes USE Heat sealers Theatre equipment

RT Theatre tickets Thermo-multipliers

Theatre Programme USE Thermopiles

USE Theatre programs Thermographs

Theatre Programmes USE Recording thermometers

USE Theatre programs Thermometers

Theatre programs BT Measuring instruments Meters BT Programs NT Bath thermometers Theatre equipment Dairy thermometers Theatre props Recording thermometers

BT Theatre equipment Thermographs

Thermopiles Theatre tickets BT Batteries BT Theatre equipment Measuring instruments Tickets SN Thermoelectric batteries, used in RT Theatre passes connection with a galvanometer, for measuring minute quantities of radiant heat. Theodolites

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Thermos flasks BT Sewing equipment

USE Thermoses Thread winders

Thermoses BT Sewing equipment

BT Flasks Food storage containers Threads SN Vessels with a double wall enclosing a BT Textiles vacuum so that liquid in the inner receptacle retains its temperature. NT Crochet threads Embroidery threads Theses

BT Documents Three cent coins

BT Cent coins Thigh guards

USE Leg armour Three centime coins

BT Centime coins Thimble cases

BT Sewing equipment Three dimensional glasses

BT Eyewear Thimbles Viewing equipment SN Glasses for viewing in three dimensions, BT Sewing equipment usually used for viewing three dimensional cinema, television or Thirty pence coins computer graphics.

BT Penny coins Three dimensional photographs

RT Half crowns BT Photographic prints

SN Three dimensional images produced by Thistles stereo cameras as a single photographic print. Use `Stereo photographs' for pairs BT Plants of photographs which appear three-dimensional when viewed with Thongs special devices.

BT Sandals Three falus coins SN Sandals held loosely on the foot by two BT Falus coins pieces of rubber or leather.

Thread counters Three halfpences

BT Sewing equipment BT Penny coins

RT One and a half penny coins Thread holders BT Sewing equipment Three handled cups

NT Cotton reels BT Cups Skein holders SN A variation of the two handled cup, used as a loving cup on ceremonial occasions, as Thread waxers a prize for competitions, as awards on special occasions, or merely as ornaments.

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Three kopek coins BT Printing machines

BT Kopek coins RT Ticket machines

Three pfennig coins Tickets

BT Pfennig coins BT Documents

NT Theatre tickets Three pound coins Transport tickets BT Pound coins Tie pins Threepences USE Tiepins

BT Penny coins Tie rings Threepenny tokens BT Jewellery Rings BT Tokens

Tiepins Threshing machines BT Jewellery BT Agricultural machines Pins

RT Stickpins

Thumb planes SN Ornamental pins or clips for holding the BT Planes halves of a tie together.

Tierings Thumbscrews USE Tie rings BT Punishment equipment

SN Instruments of torture by which one or Ties both thumbs were compressed. USE Neckties Thumbscrews (hardware)

BT Screws Tigers

SN Screws each having a head that is either BT Mammals curled or flattened so it can be turned with a thumb and fingers. Tights Tiaras BT Hosiery

BT Headwear SN Tight fitting thick pantyhose Jewellery

RT Diadems Tikis

SN Jewelled ornamental coronets BT Ceremonial objects

RT Amulets Ticket machines SN In Maori and Polynesian culture a Tiki is BT Machines the first man or an ancestor. Carved representations take many forms and can RT Ticket printers be worn as amulets in some Polynesian cultures. Ticket printers

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Tile panels RT Timepieces

BT Panels Tiles Timepiece components

BT Components Tiles NT Clock components BT Architectural elements Watch components

NT Edging tiles RT Timepieces Floor tiles Hearth tiles Timepieces Roof tiles BT Objects Tile panels NT Chronographs Wall tiles Chronometers Timber specimens Clocks

BT Botanical specimens Hourglasses Stopwatches Time balls Sundials Time balls BT Balls Timepieces Time signal generators Timers Time clocks Watches SN Apparatus for measuring and recording USE Time recording clocks the time.

Time recorders Timers

USE Time recording clocks BT Timepieces

NT Cooking timers Time recording clocks RT Stopwatches BT Clocks

NT Bundy clocks Timetables

Watchmans clocks BT Information tables SN Clocks which give a permanent record of certain events. There are a number of NT Airline timetables types of time recording clocks used for Railway timetables different purposes; where possible specify the type of clock by name. Tramway timetables SN Use as a general term for collections of Time signal generators timetables. Where possible, name a specific type of timetable. BT Timepieces

SN Devices used to emit time signals for the Tin-openers purpose of calibrating equipment. BT Kitchenware

Timepiece accessories RT Cans

BT Accessories SN Devices, manual or mechanical, used for cutting off the tops of food tins. NT Clock accessories Watch accessories Tin toys

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BT Toys Tintmeters SN Use for collections of tin toys. For BT Exposure aids individual tin toys use in conjunction with heading for specific type of toy, e.g. `Tin SN Devices which determine the correct toys' and `Toy motor cars' for tin toy motor exposure by measuring the time taken for cars. sensitive paper to darken to a standard tint when exposed to light falling on the Tin whistles subject.

BT Woodwind instruments Tintype photographs

RT Toy whistles USE Tintypes

SN Small high-pitched metal flutes with six holes Tintypes

Tinderboxes BT Direct positives SN Photographs produced by the wet BT Fireplace accessories collodion process directly on lacquered RT Match containers metal, usually a piece of thin sheet iron coated black or brown. SN Boxes for holding tinder, usually fitted with a flint and steel. Tip-trucks Tinplate toys BT Trucks

USE Tin toys RT Toy tip-trucks

SN Trucks whose bodies can be tilted to Tins discharge the contents.

BT Containers Tippets

RT Cans BT Neckwear

SN Scarves of fur, wool, silk or lace for Tinsmithing tools covering the neck or the neck and shoulders, and usually having ends BT Metalworking tools hanging down in front. NT Tinsnips Tipstaffs

Tinsnips BT Uniform accessories

BT Cutting tools SN Staves (staffs) with a tin or cap of metal, Tinsmithing tools carried as a badge by certain officials. SN Scissor like tools designed to cut tin plate. Tipstaves Tint tools USE Tipstaffs

BT Gravers

SN A type of graver used in wood engraving Titlepages for cutting lines of even thickness. BT Book components

Tinted photographs RT Frontispieces

BT Photographs SN The page at the beginning of a volume which indicates the title, author's or SN Black and white photographs that have editor's name, and publication been hand coloured by skilful use of oils, information. watercolours, dyes or acrylics.

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Tivaevaes Tobacco cutters

USE Quilts BT Cutting tools

Toads Tobacco jars

BT Amphibians BT Jars Tobacco containers Toas Tobacco tins BT Artworks BT Tobacco containers SN Aboriginal direction markers stuck in the ground to indicate the destination of a SN Tins manufactured for the purpose of departing group to anyone following. holding tobacco.

Toast racks Toby jugs

BT Tableware BT Character jugs

Toasters Toddy ladles

BT Cooking equipment BT Ladles

SN Appliances for toasting bread, crumpets etc.. Toggle presses

BT Presses Toasting forks SN Double acting presses used specifically to BT Forks form patterns in baking utensils. SN Implements used for holding a slice of bread to be toasted before an open fire. Toggles They usually have a wooden haft, into BT Clothing accessories which is fixed a fork having two or three long tines. RT Netsuke

Tobacco Toiles BT Plants BT Dressmaking equipment NT Snuff SN Dressmakers sample designs made up in a temporary fabric Tobacco boxes

BT Boxes Toilet bags

Tobacco containers USE Toiletry bags

Tobacco candlesticks Toilet bowls USE Taper candlesticks BT Toilet components

Tobacco containers Toilet brushes BT Containers BT Cleaning brushes NT Tobacco boxes Tobacco jars Toilet cisterns Tobacco tins BT Toilet components

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Toilet components NT Toothbrushes

BT Plumbing fixtures Tweezers Sanitary equipment RT Cosmetics jars

NT Toilet bowls SN Articles or substances used for personal hygiene. Toilet cisterns

Toiletries packaging Toilet paper BT Packaging BT Sanitary equipment

Toiletry bags Toilet powder BT Bags USE Talcum powder Personal effects

RT Cosmetics cases Toilet seat covers

BT Bathroom accessories Toilets Covers SN Textile covers which fit over the lid of a BT Plumbing fixtures toilet seat. Sanitary equipment

NT Urinals Toilet soap USE Bath soaps Tokens

BT Objects Toiletries NT Advertising tokens BT Personal effects Birth tokens NT Baby toiletries Convict love tokens Bath salts Farthing tokens Bath soaps Halfpenny tokens Body soap Penny tokens Cosmetics Threepenny tokens Cotton wool balls Transport tokens

Dentifrices RT Passes

Deodorants SN Substitutes for money that move within a Dressing table sets limited universe, usually not in general circulation, may be exchanged for Hair toiletries particular goods or services, and are made Hand soap from hard substances whose intrinsic Manicure equipment value is always less than the stated value (Getty Institute, Art and Architecture Menstrual products Thesaurus, 2005). Perfumes Personal lubricants Tomahawks

Shaving equipment BT Axes Shaving toiletries RT Hatchets Shower caps SN Small short handled axe designed to be Sponges (toiletries) used with one hand. Used by North Talcum powder American Indians as a weapon or tool. Toilet soap

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Tone generators SN Boxes used for carrying or storing tools.

BT Signal generators Tool chests RT Audio oscillators BT Tool boxes SN Signal generators used to generate an SN Elaborately fitted chests, often with audio-frequency signal suitable for drawers and tool racks, made by joiners signalling purposes or for testing and cabinet-makers to store and transport audio-frequency equipment. their tools.

Tongs Tool components BT Lifting equipment BT Components NT Crucible tongs NT Axe heads Fire tongs Bits Furnace tongs Cranks Ingot tongs Knife blades Serving tongs Plane irons Plane wedges Tongue depressors Saw blades BT Medical instruments Tool handles

RT Tools Tonic bottles

BT Bottles Tool containers

BT Containers Tool bags NT Bit rolls BT Bags Tool containers Tool bags SN Large bags of canvas, woven rush, or bass, Tool boxes with rope handles, sometimes lined with RT Tools sailcloth or leather; used by tradesmen for carrying tools from job to job. Tool guides

Tool baskets BT Profile tools USE Tool bags NT Bench hooks Shooting boards Tool basses USE Tool bags Tool handles

BT Handles Tool box lids Tool components

USE Lids NT Axe handles Knife handles Tool boxes Tool holders BT Boxes USE Tool pads Tool containers

NT Tool chests Tool kits Work trays

RT Hand tools BT Tools

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Tool pads NT Pickaxes

BT Combination tools Piercing tools Plastering tools SN Combination tools consisting of a handle with a screw clamp for holding one of Plumb-bobs several small tools, such as saws, awls, Plumbing tools and screwdrivers of various sorts. Pottery tools Toolboxes Profile tools Prying tools USE Tool boxes Rakes

Tools Repair kits Rugmaking tools BT Equipment Saw-setting tools NT Agricultural tools Shovels Aviation tools Signwriting tools Basketmaking tools Spirit levels Bookbinding tools Squares Bootmaking tools Stamps (tools) Brewing tools Striking tools Carving tools Surface finishing tools Clamps Tap and die sets Clog making tools Tool kits Coachbuilding tools Tyre levers Combination tools Vices Crowbars Violin making tools Cutting tools Watchmaking tools Dogs (tools) Wickerworking tools Drills Woodworking tools Engineering tools Engraving tools Tooth chisels

Gardening tools BT Masonry chisels

Grappling irons SN Chisels especially designed for cutting Grinding tools stone. Hand tools Tooth creams Hunting and gathering tools USE Toothpaste Joinery tools Ladders Tooth impressions Leatherworking tools Maintenance tools BT Dental equipment Marking tools Masonry tools Tooth powder Mattocks BT Dentifrices

Metalworking tools SN A powder used for cleaning teeth. Millinery tools Mixing tools Toothbrush holders

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BT Bathroom accessories SN Medications applied directly to the part Holders being treated.

RT Toothbrushes Topis

USE Pith helmets Toothbrushes

BT Brushes Topographic models Toiletries USE Landscape models NT Electric toothbrushes SN Small brushes with long handles, used for cleaning teeth. Topographical maps

BT Maps Toothing planes

BT Planes Topping planes SN Planes with a serrated blade mounted USE Sun planes nearly vertical. They are used to roughen a surface prior to application of a veneer. Tops Toothpaste BT Clothing BT Dentifrices NT Bikini tops SN A paste or cream used for cleaning teeth. Bra tops Bustiers Toothpicks Singlet tops BT Health and medical equipment Skivvies RT Toothbrushes Tabards SN Small pointed pieces of wood, etc, for removing food, etc, lodged between the Torches teeth. BT Lighting equipment Toothpowder jars

BT Cosmetics jars Tornese coins BT Coins Top hats

BT Hats Torpedo boat engines USE Marine engines SN Tall hats, often of black silk

Topcoats Torpedo boats

USE Overcoats BT Boats Warships

Topees RT Submarines SN Small warships of high speed, used USE Pith helmets primarily for torpedo attacks.

Topical medications Torpedoes

BT Medications BT Missiles

NT Ointments Sunscreen Torso armour

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BT Armour NT Handtowels

NT Backplates RT Face washers Breastplates Tower clocks

Torsos USE Turret clocks BT Sculptures

SN Statues without head or limbs ; or the Toy aeroplanes trunk considered independently of the BT Toy aircraft head and limbs. NT Toy seaplanes Tortoises RT Aeroplanes BT Reptiles

Toy agricultural vehicles Totalisator equipment BT Toy vehicles BT Calculating devices Gambling equipment NT Toy harvesters Toy tractors NT Totalisators SN Apparatus that records and calculates RT Agricultural vehicles bets and winnings. Toy aircraft Totalisators BT Toy vehicles BT Totalisator equipment NT Toy aeroplanes SN Apparatus that registers and indicates the total of operations, measurements, etc. Toy helicopters RT Aircraft Totalizators USE Totalisators Toy ambulances

BT Toy emergency vehicles Tournois coins RT Ambulances BT Coins

Toy animals Towel racks BT Toys BT Bathroom accessories Furniture NT Toy bears

RT Towel rails Toy birds Toy cats Towel rails Toy dogs Toy elephants BT Bathroom accessories Toy horses RT Towel racks Toy koalas Toy pandas Towels Toy pigs BT Bath linen Toy sheep

NT Bath towels Toy appliances Beach towels

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BT Household toys SN Small cubes, especially of plastic or painted wood, used as baby toys. Use SN Toy versions of household appliances such `Building bricks' for brick-shaped toys as fridges, heaters, stereos, washing such as Lego which can be joined together machines. to construct objects such as buildings, vehicles etc. Toy armour

BT Military toys Toy boat trailers

BT Toy vehicle transporters Toy armoured personnel carriers RT Toy trailers BT Toy military vehicles

RT Toy tanks Toy boats BT Nautical toys Toy automata Toy watercraft

BT Automata NT Bathtub boats Toys RT Boats SN Toys consisting of mechanical figures which move through concealed motor power, as if spontaneously. Toy bombs BT Toy weapons Toy automobiles RT Bombs USE Toy motor cars

Toy bowls Toy baskets BT Toy tableware BT Household toys

Toy bows and arrows Toy battleships BT Toy weapons BT Toy military vehicles Toy ships Toy boxes RT Battleships BT Boxes Toy storage containers Toy bears RT Toy packaging BT Toy animals SN Large boxes for storing toys. Use `Toy NT Teddy bears packaging' for the packaging associated with toys. Toy birds Toy bricks BT Toy animals BT Construction toys NT Rubber ducks NT Lego sets

Toy blocks RT Toy blocks

BT Toys SN Brick-shaped toys such as Lego, usually of plastic, which can be joined together to NT Alphabet blocks construct objects such as buildings, vehicles etc. Use `Toy blocks' for small RT Toy bricks plastic or wooden cubes used as baby toys.

Toy buildings

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BT Toy structures Toy cattle trucks

NT Toy farm buildings BT Toy trucks Toy houses Toy service stations Toy cement mixers

Toy shops BT Toy construction vehicles RT Toy farms Toy trucks

RT Cement mixers Toy bulldozers BT Toy construction vehicles Toy chairs

USE Dolls furniture Toy buses

BT Toy vehicles Toy clocks

BT Toys NT Toy horsedrawn buses

RT Buses Toy clothes pegs Toy cable cars BT Laundry toys

BT Toy rail vehicles Toy clowns Toy cameras BT Toys

BT Audiovisual toys RT Clown dolls

Toy cannons Toy coffee services

BT Toy weapons BT Toy tableware

RT Cannons RT Coffee services

SN Miniature coffee services for children. Use Toy caravans `Doll's coffee services' for coffee services used in doll's houses or when playing with BT Toy trailers dolls.

Toy cars Toy coins

USE Toy motor cars BT Toy money

RT Coins Toy carts

BT Carts Toy construction vehicles

Pull-along toys BT Toy vehicles SN Small carts designed to be pulled along by a handle or cord. Use `Children's carts' for NT Toy bulldozers carts which children ride in. Toy cement mixers Toy front-end loaders Toy cash registers Toy steamrollers BT Toy retail equipment SN Toy vehicles such as excavators used in construction and excavation. Toy cats Toy cooking utensils BT Toy animals

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USE Kitchen toys Toy engines

BT Scientific toys Toy cowboys RT Engines BT Toy figures

Toy excavation vehicles Toy crane trucks USE Toy construction vehicles BT Toy trucks

Toy farm buildings Toy cups BT Toy buildings BT Toy tableware

SN Miniature cups for children. Use `Doll's Toy farms cups' for cups used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. BT Toys

Toy cutlery Toy figures BT Toy tableware BT Figures SN Miniature cutlery for children. Use `Doll's Toys cutlery' for cutlery used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. NT Toy cowboys Toy Indians Toy dinnerware Toy soldiers BT Toy tableware SN Small toys, often used in groups, modelled and coloured realistically. SN Miniature dinnerware for children. Use `Doll's dinnerware' for dinnerware used in Toy fire engines doll's houses or when playing with dolls. BT Toy emergency vehicles Toy dogs RT Fire engines BT Toy animals Toy flags Toy dump trucks BT Toys BT Toy trucks

Toy food preparation utensils Toy egg cups USE Kitchen toys USE Kitchen toys Toy forklift trucks Toy elephants BT Toy trucks BT Toy animals Toy front-end loaders Toy emergency vehicles BT Toy construction vehicles BT Toy vehicles SN Toy vehicles which consist of a tractor, with wheels or a caterpillar track, having NT Toy ambulances a hydraulically operated scoop at the Toy fire engines front. Toy police vehicles

RT Emergency vehicles Toy frying pans

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BT Kitchen toys Toy horsedrawn buses

BT Toy buses Toy furniture Toy horsedrawn vehicles

USE Dolls furniture RT Horsedrawn buses

Toy garages Toy horsedrawn coaches

USE Toy service stations BT Toy horsedrawn vehicles

RT Horsedrawn coaches Toy garbage trucks

BT Toy trucks Toy horsedrawn vehicles

BT Toy vehicles Toy guns NT Toy horse carts BT Toy weapons Toy horsedrawn buses NT Cap guns Toy horsedrawn coaches Popguns Toy milk floats RT Firearms Toy horses

Toy gyroscopes BT Toy animals BT Scientific toys Toy household equipment

Toy hand carts USE Household toys USE Toy carts Toy household furniture

Toy handcarts USE Dolls furniture USE Toy carts Toy houses

Toy harvesters BT Toy buildings BT Toy agricultural vehicles NT Dolls houses

RT Houses Toy helicopters

BT Toy aircraft Toy hovercraft

RT Helicopters BT Toy watercraft

Toy horse boxes Toy Indians

BT Toy trailers BT Toy figures

Toy horse carts Toy irons

BT Toy horsedrawn vehicles BT Laundry toys

RT Laundry irons Toy horse drawn vehicles

USE Toy horsedrawn vehicles Toy jeeps

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BT Toy military vehicles Toy mangles Toy motor cars BT Laundry toys

Toy jewellery RT Mangles BT Toys Toy masks RT Jewellery BT Toys

Toy jugs RT Masks BT Toy tableware Toy military vehicles

Toy kettles BT Military toys

BT Kitchen toys Toy vehicles NT Toy armoured personnel carriers SN Imitation kettles for children to play with. Use `Doll's kettles' for kettles used in Toy battleships doll's houses. Toy jeeps Toy submarines Toy kitchen sets Toy tanks USE Kitchen toys RT Military vehicles

Toy koala bears Toy milk floats USE Toy koalas BT Toy horsedrawn vehicles

Toy koalas RT Milk floats

BT Toy animals Toy mobile homes

Toy laundry mangles USE Toy caravans

USE Toy mangles Toy mobiles

Toy laundry washboards BT Mobiles

USE Toy washboards SN Mobiles designed for entertainment and/or sensory stimulation, usually for babies.

Toy leopards Toy modelling equipment

USE Toy animals BT Domestic equipment Toys

Toy locomotives RT Toy models

BT Toy rail vehicles SN Equipment used, especially by children, to construct model aeroplanes, boats, tanks RT Locomotives etc. SN Toy versions of a self-propelled vehicle that runs on railway tracks, designed to Toy models pull railway carriages. BT Toys

Toy machines SN Modelling kits, especially for children, used to construct model aeroplanes, boats, BT Toys tanks etc.

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Toy money Toy petrol tankers

BT Money USE Toy tanker trucks Toys NT Toy coins Toy pick-up trucks

RT Fantasy money USE Toy utility trucks

Toy motor cars Toy pickup trucks

BT Toy vehicles USE Toy utility trucks

NT Toy jeeps Toy police cars Toy pigs Toy racing cars BT Toy animals Toy taxis Toy pistols Toy motorcycles USE Toy guns BT Toy vehicles

RT Motorcycles Toy plates BT Toy tableware Toy musical instruments

BT Toys Toy police cars

BT Toy motor cars NT Toy whistles Toy police vehicles RT Musical instruments Toy police vehicles Toy packaging BT Toy emergency vehicles BT Packaging NT Toy police cars

Toy panda bears Toy prams USE Toy pandas USE Dolls prams

Toy pandas Toy prime movers BT Toy animals BT Toy trucks

RT Toy bears SN Toy trucks consisting of a cab and a back section to which trailers, tankers etc can be attached. Toy perambulators USE Dolls prams Toy projectors

BT Audiovisual toys Toy periscopes RT Projectors BT Optical toys

Toy quarry trucks Toy petrol pumps USE Toy dump trucks BT Toys

RT Toy service stations Toy racing cars

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BT Toy motor cars RT Robots

Toy rail vehicles Toy saucepans

BT Toy vehicles BT Kitchen toys

NT Toy cable cars SN Miniature saucepans for children to play with. Use `Doll's saucepans' for saucepans Toy locomotives used in doll's houses. Toy railway carriages Toy railway cars Toy saucers

Toy train sets BT Toy tableware Toy trains SN Miniature saucers used in toy tea sets. Toy trams

RT Rail vehicles Toy seals

USE Toy animals Toy railway carriages

BT Toy rail vehicles Toy seaplanes

RT Railway carriages BT Nautical toys

SN Toy versions of passenger-carrying vehicle Toy aeroplanes units which run on a railway. RT Seaplanes

Toy railway cars Toy semi-trailers BT Toy rail vehicles BT Toy trucks RT Railway cars SN Toy versions of non-passenger vehicle Toy service stations units which run on a railway. BT Toy buildings

Toy railway tracks RT Toy petrol pumps BT Toy structures Toy sewing machines RT Toy train sets BT Household toys Toy retail equipment

BT Toys Toy sheep BT Toy animals NT Toy cash registers

Toy road rollers Toy shipping containers

USE Toy steamrollers BT Toys

Toy roads Toy ships

BT Toy structures BT Nautical toys Toy watercraft RT Toy vehicles NT Toy battleships

RT Ships Toy robots

BT Toys Toy shops

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BT Toy buildings Toy structures

BT Toys Toy sidecars NT Toy buildings BT Toy vehicles Toy railway tracks Toy roads Toy signs SN Toy versions of human structures, for BT Toys example, buildings, bridges, fountains, electricity towers, docks, roads, railway tracks. Toy snowploughs

BT Toy vehicles Toy submarines BT Toy military vehicles Toy soldiers Toy watercraft

BT Military toys RT Submarines Toy figures Toy sugar bowls

Toy spacecraft BT Toy tableware BT Space toys RT Toy tea sets Toy vehicles

RT Spacecraft Toy tableware

BT Household toys Toy steam rollers

USE Toy steamrollers NT Toy bowls Toy coffee services Toy steamrollers Toy cups

BT Toy construction vehicles Toy cutlery Toy dinnerware RT Steamrollers Toy jugs SN Toy versions of a heavy vehicle, originally Toy plates powered by steam, having a roller or rollers for crushing or levelling material, Toy saucers as in road-making. Toy sugar bowls Toy tea sets Toy storage containers Toy teacups BT Containers Toy teapots NT Toy boxes Toy trays SN Miniature tableware for children. Use RT Toys `Doll's tableware' for tableware used in doll's houses or when playing with dolls. Toy stoves Toy tanker trucks BT Kitchen toys BT Toy trucks RT Cooking stoves

Toy tanks Toy strollers BT Toy military vehicles USE Dolls strollers

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Toy targets BT Toy theatres SN BT Toys Scenery used in toy theatres.

Toy theatres Toy taxis BT Toys BT Toy motor cars NT Toy theatre accessories Toy tea cups Toy theatre figures

USE Toy teacups Toy theatre scenery

Toy tip-trucks Toy tea services BT Toy trucks USE Toy tea sets

Toy tools Toy tea sets BT Toys BT Toy tableware

SN Miniature tea sets for children. Use `Dolls tea sets' for tea sets used in doll's houses Toy tow trucks or when playing with dolls. BT Toy trucks

Toy teacups Toy tractor shovels BT Toy tableware USE Toy front-end loaders

Toy teapots Toy tractors BT Toy tableware BT Toy agricultural vehicles RT Toy tea sets RT Tractors

Toy teasets Toy trailers USE Toy tea sets BT Toy vehicles

Toy telephones NT Toy caravans Toy horse boxes BT Toys Toy truck trailers Toy vehicle transporters Toy theatre accessories SN Toy vehicles which are not self powered BT Toy theatres and are designed to be attached to a car, tractor or prime mover. SN Use for objects associated with toy theatres that are not either scenery or figures, e.g. booklets, curtains, oil lamps, Toy train sets lights etc. BT Toy rail vehicles

Toy theatre figures SN Sets which include toy trains, their tracks, landscaping and accessories. BT Figures Toy theatres Toy trains SN Figures used in toy theatres BT Toy rail vehicles

SN Complete units of toy locomotive(s) and Toy theatre scenery toy train cars/carriages.

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Toy trams Toy utility vans

BT Toy rail vehicles BT Toy vans

RT Trams RT Toy utility trucks

SN Toy trucks with an enclosed cabin and an Toy trays enclosed section at the rear. For those with a tray at the rear, use Toy utility BT Toy tableware trucks.

Toy trivets Toy vans

BT Laundry toys BT Toy vehicles

NT Toy utility vans Toy truck trailers

BT Toy trailers Toy vehicle transporters BT Toy trailers RT Trailers

SN Toy trailers which are designed to attach NT Toy boat trailers to a prime mover, but are not vehicle RT Trailers transporters. SN Toy trailers which are designed to transport vehicles, often attached to a Toy trucks prime mover. BT Toy vehicles Toy vehicles NT Toy cattle trucks BT Toys Toy cement mixers Toy crane trucks NT Toy agricultural vehicles Toy dump trucks Toy aircraft Toy forklift trucks Toy buses Toy garbage trucks Toy construction vehicles Toy prime movers Toy emergency vehicles Toy semi-trailers Toy horsedrawn vehicles Toy tanker trucks Toy military vehicles Toy tip-trucks Toy motor cars Toy tow trucks Toy motorcycles Toy utility trucks Toy rail vehicles Toy wrecker trucks Toy sidecars Toy snowploughs Toy typewriters Toy spacecraft BT Toys Toy trailers Toy trucks Toy utility trucks Toy vans BT Toy trucks Toy watercraft

SN Toy trucks with a bonnet, an enclosed Toy wheelbarrows cabin and a rectangular tray which has sides and is sometimes covered by a Toy washboards tarpaulin. For those with an enclosed BT Laundry toys section instead of a tray at the rear, use Toy utility vans. RT Washboards

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Toy watches NT Dolls accessories

BT Toys Educational toys Electric toys RT Watches Electronic toys Executive toys Toy watercraft Homemade toys BT Toy vehicles Household toys NT Toy boats Jack-in-the-boxes Toy hovercraft Kites Toy ships Mechanical toys Toy submarines Military toys

RT Watercraft Nautical toys Novelty toys Toy weapons Paper toys

BT Military toys Promotional toys Pull-along toys NT Toy bombs Puppets Toy bows and arrows Push-along toys Toy cannons Ride-on toys Toy guns Rocking toys Toy wheelbarrows Scientific toys Soft toys BT Toy vehicles Space toys

Toy whistles Suction toys Tin toys BT Toy musical instruments Toy animals Toy automata Toy wrecker trucks Toy blocks BT Toy trucks Toy clocks Toy clowns Toys Toy farms BT Objects Toy figures

NT Alphabet toys Toy flags Arcade toys Toy jewellery Audiovisual toys Toy machines Baby toys Toy masks Bath toys Toy modelling equipment Beach toys Toy models Beanbag toys Toy money Bubble pipes Toy musical instruments Bush toys Toy petrol pumps Centre of gravity toys Toy retail equipment Construction toys Toy robots Dolls Toy shipping containers

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NT Toy signs SN Used to control the flow of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Toy structures Toy targets Traffic signs Toy telephones USE Road signs Toy theatres

Toy tools Trailers Toy typewriters BT Vehicles Toy vehicles Toy watches NT Aircraft transporters Yoyos Boat trailers Boat transporters Tracksuits Building transporters

BT Sports clothing Car transporters

SN Loose two-piece overgarment worn by Motorcycle transporters athletes in training or between events, Rocket transporters etc. Tank transporters

Traction engines Tractor transporters

BT Steam engines Train components

NT Ploughing engines BT Vehicle components SN Steam engines that propel vehicles used in driving farm machinery or drawing NT Train wheels heavy loads along roads or over fields. Train engines

Tractor shovels USE Locomotive engines USE Front-end loaders Train tickets

Tractor transporters USE Railway tickets BT Trailers

RT Prime movers Train tracks

SN Large trailers designed to pull or move USE Railway tracks tractors, generally by being attached to a prime mover. Train wheels Tractors BT Train components Wheels BT Agricultural vehicles Vehicles Training aeroplanes RT Toy tractors BT Aeroplanes

Trade certificates RT Flight simulators

BT Certificates SN Aeroplanes fitted out to assist in training cadet pilots.

Traffic control equipment Training manuals

BT Transport equipment BT Manuals

NT Road signs

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Trains Trams

BT Rail vehicles BT Rail vehicles

RT Toy trains NT Electric trams

SN Complete units of locomotive(s) and cars. Horse trams Steam trams Tram bells SN Passenger vehicles running on a tramway, having flanged wheels and usually BT Bells powered by electricity taken from an Tram equipment overhead conductor wire.

Tram components Tramway equipment

BT Vehicle components USE Tram equipment

Tram engines Tramway fare books

BT Motor vehicle engines BT Books Tram equipment Information tables Tram equipment Tram equipment SN Books indicating the amounts of fares from one tram station to the next. BT Transport equipment

NT Signal boxes Tramway tickets Tram bells BT Tram equipment Transport tickets Tram engines Tram rails Tramway timetables Tramway fare books BT Timetables Tramway tickets Tram equipment Tramway timetables Transceivers Tram rails USE Radio transceivers BT Tram equipment

Transfers Tram tickets BT Documents USE Tramway tickets NT Collodion transfers

Tram tracks RT Stickers

USE Tram rails Transformers Trammels BT Electrical equipment

BT Kitchen equipment NT Current transformers SN Contrivances hung in fireplaces to support Voltage transformers pots, kettles etc, over the fire Transistor radios Trampolines BT Radios BT Recreational equipment SN Radios that use transistors

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Transistors Transport toys

BT Electronic equipment USE Toy vehicles

Transmitters Trap guns

BT Communications equipment USE Sporting firearms

NT Radio transmitters Traps Remote control transmitters BT Objects Telegraph transmitters

NT Animal traps Transparencies Pest traps BT Viewing equipment SN Devices for ensnaring insects and animals.

NT Photographic transparencies SN Transparent images that are designed for Travel books projection viewing or as intermediates for BT Books reproduction. Travel documents

Transport equipment Travel documents BT Equipment BT Documents NT Aviation equipment NT Itineraries Nautical equipment Passports Railway equipment Travel books Traffic control equipment Travel pamphlets Tram equipment Visas RT Vehicles Travel pamphlets

Transport passes BT Pamphlets BT Passes Travel documents

RT Transport tickets Travel rugs

USE Knee rugs Transport tickets

BT Tickets Travelling cases

NT Airline tickets BT Cases Bus tickets Luggage Ferry tickets Railway tickets Travelling desks Tramway tickets BT Desks

RT Transport passes RT Writing tables

SN Desks with detachable legs to allow them Transport tokens to be transported and used while travelling. BT Tokens

SN Transferable for actual tickets (bus and Travelling rugs tram). BT Rugs

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Tray cloths BT Saws Surgical instruments BT Cloths SN A small circular saw, used in surgery to SN Cloths, usually embroidered, used beneath remove circular disks of bone from the plate and cutlery, on a tray. skull.

Tray puzzles Trestles

BT Puzzles BT Supporting equipment

Trays Triangular files

BT Objects USE paper files

NT Baking trays Trias coins Bonbon trays BT Ancient Greek coins Cake trays Card trays Cigar trays Tricycles Developing trays BT Ride-on toys Vehicles Ice cube trays Pen trays Tridents Pin trays BT Polearms Salvers SN Snuffer trays A three pronged instrument or weapon

Treasure boxes Tridrachms

BT Boxes BT Drachm coins Ceremonial objects RT Jewellery boxes Trinket boxes

SN Boxes for keeping precious or sacred BT Jewellery boxes objects, including Maori Wakahuia.

Tree-felling equipment Triobol coins

BT Occupation-based equipment BT Obol coins

RT Hemidrachm coins

Tree-felling wedges SN The half drachm piece of ancient Greek BT Wedges coinage, sharing with the diobol a particular function; it was the daily SN Large iron wedges used by tree fellers to payment of any citizen acting as a judge. drive into the saw cut behind the saw in (The Seaby Coin Encyclopaedia, Ewald order to lift the trunk clear of the saw. Junge, BA Seaby Ltd, London, 1992).

Trees Triple expansion engines

BT Plants BT Compound engines

NT Christmas trees SN Engines in which the expansion of steam from the high boiler pressure to the low Pear trees condenser pressure is accomplished in three stages, thereby greatly improving Trephines efficiency.

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Triple extension bellows RT Trams

USE Extension bellows SN Trackless passenger vehicles that get their power from an overhead cable by means of a pole and trolley. Also called Triple extension cameras Trolley cars in USA. BT Extension cameras Trolley cars SN Cameras where the base board is designed so that the lens panel can be racked USE Trolley buses forward to give about three times the normal focal length, giving an enlarged Trolleys image of objects. BT Vehicles Tripod pole screens NT Tea trolleys USE Pole screens SN Any wheeled low carts or vehicles designed to be pulled or pushed. Tripods Trolli-buses BT Stands USE Trolley buses NT Camera tripods

Trombones Triptychs BT Brass musical instruments BT Artworks

RT Panels Trophies

SN Sets of three panels or parts set side by BT Awards side, bearing pictures, carvings etc.. NT Trophy belts Trivets

BT Kitchen equipment Trophy belts Stands BT Belts Tableware Trophies RT Pot stands

SN Small metal plates with short legs put Trouser presses under a hot platter or dish at the table or BT Clothing accessories over a fire to hold cooking vessels or the Laundry equipment like. RT Ironing machines Trivets for irons

USE Laundry iron trivets Trousers BT Clothing

Trochars NT Breeches USE Surgical needles Hipster pants Jeans Trolley-beds Jodhpurs BT Medical furniture Knickerbockers Shorts Trolley buses Ski pants

BT Vehicles

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Trousseaus BT Bench planes

BT Ceremonial textiles RT Jack planes

Wedding accessories SN Bench planes over 20 inches long used for SN A bride's collection of clothing, linen etc smoothing and levelling long boards that which she brings to married life. are to be joined together.

Trousseaux Tsuba

USE Trousseaus BT Edged weapons accessories

RT Hilts Trucks SN Protective and often decorative devices BT Vehicles which fit on a Japanese sword between the blade and the hilt. NT Forklift trucks Garbage trucks Tub shaves Prime movers USE Inside shaves Semitrailers

Tip-trucks Tubas SN Motor vehicles with a cab and tray or compartment for carrying goods. BT Brass musical instruments

NT Euphoniums Trumpets

BT Brass musical instruments Tug boats

NT Cornets USE Tugboats Slide trumpets Tugboats Truncheons BT Boats USE Batons RT Ships

Trunks SN Strongly built vessels with powerful engines, designed for towing other vessels. BT Luggage Tulips RT Chests BT Flowers SN Boxes or chests used for holding clothes or other articles, for use on journeys. Tulwars Try squares BT Sabres BT Squares SN Indian sabres. Woodworking tools

RT Bevels Tumblers SN Squares usually consisting of a thin blade made of wood or metal which is attached BT Drinking glasses at a right angle to the end of a thicker RT Food packs stock which may be placed against the edge of a drawing board. They are SN Drinking glasses with flat bottoms, predominantly used to draw or mark without stems or handles. something at right angles. Tungsten studio lighting Trying planes USE Studio lighting equipment

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Tunic dresses Turboalternators

USE Tunics BT Synchronous generators Turbogenerators Tunics SN Synchronous generators, which are driven by steam turbines. BT Clothing Turbogenerators RT Pinafores BT Electric generators SN Coats worn as part of a military uniform, or, loose, sleeveless dresses, especially as NT Turboalternators in a school uniform or national dress. RT Turbines

Tuning forks SN Electric generators driven by steam, hydraulic or gas turbines. BT Music accessories

Tureens Turbans BT Tableware BT Headwear SN Large serving bowls, circular or oval, SN Form of headdress of Muslim origin worn usually with a cover and stand, for soup or by men, chiefly in parts of northern Africa, vegetables. and south-western and southern Asia, consisting of a scarf of silk, linen, cotton, Turner coins or the like, wound directly round the head or around a cap. (Macquarie Dictionary, BT Coins 3rd ed.) RT Twopences Turbine alternators Turning saws USE Turboalternators USE Bow saws Turbine generators Turnscrews USE Turbogenerators USE Screwdrivers Turbines Turret clocks BT Motors BT Clocks NT Gas turbine engines SN Large, normally public clocks, housed in Steam turbines church towers, town halls, stable Water turbines buildings and similar structures. RT Turbogenerators Turtles

Turbo alternators BT Reptiles

USE Turboalternators Tusks Turbo engines BT Animal teeth

USE Turbogenerators NT Boar tusks Elephant tusks Turbo generators

USE Turbogenerators Tuxedos USE Dinner jackets

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TV guides Twenty reis coins

USE Television guides BT Reis coins

Tweezers Twin cylinder engines

BT Medical instruments BT Engines Toiletries

Twin engines Twelve pfennig coins USE Twin cylinder engines BT Pfennig coins

Twin-lens cameras Twenty cent coins USE Twin lens reflex cameras BT Cent coins

Twin lens reflex cameras Twenty centime coins BT Reflex cameras BT Centime coins RT Single lens reflex cameras

Twenty dollar coins SN Camera systems with two lenses: one allowing light onto the film, and another BT Dollar coins through which the image is viewed by means of a reflex system (ie via a mirror and ground glass). Twenty five cent coins USE Twenty-five cent coins Twin screw engines

BT Marine screw engines Twenty-five cent coins SN Marine screw engines constructed to drive BT Cent coins twin screw propellers.

Twin sets Twenty-five centime coins BT Clothing BT Centime coins SN Sets consisting of a cardigan and another top worn underneath, usually a jumper. Twenty-five dollar coins

BT Dollar coins Twin trunk screw engines USE Twin screw engines Twenty five pfennig coins

BT Pfennig coins Twist auger bits USE Twist augers Twenty franc coins

BT Franc coins Twist augers BT Augers

Twenty kopek coins RT Woodworking bits

BT Kopek coins SN Augers and auger bits which have a body twisted into a spiral shape. Twenty pfennig coins Two and a half cent coins BT Pfennig coins

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BT Cent coins BT Shilling coins

Two and a half pfennig coins Two-stroke engines

BT Pfennig coins BT Internal-combustion engines Piston engines SN Two anna coins Engines operating on a cycle in which one piston stroke out of every two is a power BT Anna coins stroke.

Twopences Two cent coins BT Penny coins BT Cent coins RT Turner coins Two centime coins

BT Centime coins Tygs BT Drinking vessels

Two cylinder engines SN Large drinking vessels, usually with two or four handles, sometimes more. Also USE Twin cylinder engines with several spouts for drinking. Tygs were made in England during the 17th Two dollar coins and 18th centuries.

BT Dollar coins Type pieces

BT Printing accessories Two falus coins

BT Falus coins Typewriter accessories

BT Accessories Two franc coins Office equipment

BT Franc coins NT Typewriter cases Typewriter covers Two hundred dollar coins Typewriter ribbons BT Dollar coins Typewriter cases

Two kopek coins BT Cases Typewriter accessories BT Kopek coins

Typewriter components Two pfennig coins BT Machinery components BT Pfennig coins

Typewriter covers Two pound coins BT Covers BT Pound coins Typewriter accessories

Two real coins Typewriter ribbons

BT Real coins BT Typewriter accessories

Two shilling coins Typewriters

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BT Office machines Umbrella handles

NT Braille typewriters BT Handles Music typewriters RT Umbrellas

Typing keyboards Umbrella stands BT Computer accessories BT Furniture Stands Typophones SN Racks or vertical containers for USE Dulcitones walking-sticks and closed umbrellas.

Umbrellas Tyre clamps BT Personal effects BT Motor car accessories NT Beach umbrellas Tyre levers Parasols

BT Tools Underbodices SN Tools used for fitting and removing tyres BT Underwear on wheeled vehicles.

NT Corset covers Tyres RT Bodices BT Vehicle components SN Undergarments covering the upper part of NT Bicycle tyres the body, usually of a warm material, and often worn by very young girls. Motor car tyres

Underclothing Ugg boots USE Underwear BT Boots

SN Fleecy lined boots with untanned uppers. Undergarments

USE Underwear Ugh boots

USE Ugg boots Underpants

BT Underwear Ukuleles

BT Stringed instruments NT Bloomers Boxer shorts SN Small guitar style instruments, commonly used in Hawaii Briefs Drawers (underpants) Ultraminiature cameras G-strings USE Midget cameras Jockstraps Knickers Ultrasonic pest repellents SN Garments worn next to the body under main garments having leg openings with BT Pest repellent products short or long legs.

Ultrasound equipment Undershot waterwheels

BT Medical imaging equipment USE Undershot wheels

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Undershot wheels NT Suspender belts

BT Waterwheels Underbodices Underpants RT Overshot wheels Union suits SN Waterwheels turned by the force of water RT Underwear components acting on the lower part of the wheel.

Underskirts Underwear components

BT Skirts BT Clothing components

SN Skirts worn under an overskirt NT Corset laces

RT Underwear Undersleeves

BT Clothing accessories Unguent jars

USE Ointment jars Undertype engines

BT Steam engines Unguentaria

NT Inverted vertical engines BT Bottles SN Engines where the engine machinery is Cosmetics containers placed below the boiler. RT Alabastra; Ointment jars; Perfume bottles

Underwater masks SN Small glass bottles for toilet preparations made in Ancient Greece and Rome. BT Masks Swimming equipment Unguents

USE Ointments Underwear

BT Clothing Unicorn coins

NT Athletic supports BT Coins Bodysuits SN Scottish coins struck during the reigns of Brassieres James III, IV and V during the period Breast flatteners 1486-1517 only. Bust improvers Uniform accessories Bustiers BT Clothing accessories Bustles Camiknickers NT Batons Camisoles Epaulettes Chemises Police badges Combinations Tipstaffs Corselets Uniform cuffs Corsets Uniform hats Crinolines Uniform cuffs Girdles BT Cuffs Long johns Uniform accessories Panniers

Petticoats Uniform hats Singlets

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BT Hats BT Occupation-based equipment Uniform accessories NT Bicorn hats Upholstery components

Naval hats BT Furniture components Nurses caps

Upright mangles Uniforms BT Mangles BT Clothing NT Hand mangles NT Civil court uniforms SN Domestic mangles with pressure Cossack uniforms regulated rollers and an upright carriage. Court uniforms Flight attendant uniforms Upright pianos Military uniforms BT Pianos Nurses uniforms Police uniforms Urethral dilators

School uniforms BT Dilators RT Firefighters clothing Urinals Union badges BT Toilets BT Badges

Urns Union suits BT Containers BT Underwear NT Covered urns RT Combinations Funerary urns SN Mens undergarments combining shirt and Hot water urns drawers Kitcheners

Unique image photographs Tea urns RT Vases USE Direct positives SN Containers shaped with foot or pedestal and often handles Unite coins

BT Coins Ushabti figures

SN Gold coins of both England and Scotland, BT Ceremonial objects struck first by James I of England (James Figures VI of Scotland) in 1604 to celebrate the RT Funeral equipment union of the two kingdoms. SN Ancient Egyptian mummy-form tomb Universal tools figures, generally of faience but also occurring in wood, stone and bronze, USE Combination tools deposited in the tomb with the mummy of the deceased. Up-and-down drills Ushabtis USE Pump drills USE Ushabti figures

Upholstering equipment Utensils

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USE Kitchenware NT Contraceptive suppositories

Uterine syringes Valances

BT Syringes BT Soft furnishings

SN Short curtains or pieces of dependent Utes drapery, as at the edge of a canopy, from the frame of a bed to the floor, etc. BT Motor cars

SN Utilities. Motor car with an enclosed Valve boxes cabin and a rectangular tray which has BT Electronics packaging sides. The tray is sometimes covered with a tarpaulin. Valve computers Vaccination equipment BT Digital computers BT Health and medical equipment SN Early computers using electronic valves rather than chips or transistors, resistors, Vaccines capacitors, etc.

BT Medications Valves

RT Injectables BT Equipment SN Modified viruses of various diseases used NT Electronic valves for preventive inoculation. Radio valves Vacuum cleaners Stopcocks

BT Cleaning equipment Vambraces RT Carpet sweepers USE Armoured sleeves SN Apparatus for cleaning carpets, floors, etc, by suction. Vamps Vacuum flasks BT Footwear components

USE Thermoses SN Front section of shoe upper covering the toes and part of the instep Vacuum pumps Vanilla essence BT Pumps BT Food essences SN A device that removes gas molecules from SN Food additives composed of concentrated a sealed volume, leaving behind a partial vanilla liquid, or sometimes an artificial vacuum. Invented in 1650 by Thomas mixture which has the characteristic taste Savery. of vanilla. Vaginal rings Vans BT Female contraceptives BT Vehicles

SN Covered vehicles, usually large in size, for Vaginal speculums moving furniture, goods, etc. USE Speculums Vase handles Vaginal suppositories BT Handles

BT Suppositories RT Vases

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Vases Vehicle accessories

BT Containers BT Accessories

NT Covered vases NT Bicycle accessories Fern pots Carriage lamps Flower bowls Motor car accessories Garnitures de cheminee Motorcycle accessories Grave vases Number plates Jardinieres Vehicle licence plates Potpourri vases Vehicle license plates Wall vases Vehicle badges

Vats BT Vehicle components BT Containers NT Aircraft badges NT Brewing vats Motor car badges SN Large containers for liquids. SN Devices fixed to the body of a vehicle depicting logos, brand names etc.

VCR Vehicle components USE Video cassette recorders BT Components

VDUs NT Aircraft components Bicycle components USE Visual display units Horsedrawn vehicle components Motor car components Vegetable dishes Motorcycle components BT Serving dishes Propellers NT Asparagus dishes Train components SN A type of dish for serving vegetables, Tram components usual form is circular and shallow, sometimes with interior dividers, and with Tyres a high-domed cover. Vehicle badges Watercraft components Vegetable knives RT Wheels BT Kitchen knives Vehicle licence plates Vegetable peelers BT Vehicle accessories BT Peelers NT Motor car licence plates NT Potato peelers Motor car license plates Motorcycle licence plates Vegetable slicers Motorcycle license plates BT Slicers Vehicle license plates NT Bean slicers USE Vehicle licence plates Vegetables

BT Plants Vehicle transporters

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USE Trailers NT Wheelchairs

Vehicles Veilleuses

BT Objects BT Food warmers Vessel stands NT Agricultural vehicles RT Teapot stands Aircraft SN Ceramic utensils in several parts, for Armoured cars keeping warm the contents of a bowl, Automobiles teapot or cup which rests on a hollow Bicycles pedestal containing a spirit burner (godet lamp). Buses Cable cars Veils Cable trams BT Headwear Caravans NT Bonnet veils Carriages Confirmation veils Carts Hat veils Cleaning vehicles Mourning veils Coaches Wedding veils Construction vehicles RT Mantillas Emergency vehicles Hearses Vending machine Horsedrawn vehicles USE Vending machines Military vehicles Motor cars Motor scooters Vending machines Motorcycles BT Machines Rail vehicles Rickshaws Venetian blinds

Scooters BT Blinds Sedan chairs Skateboards Ventilating bricks

Skates USE Airbricks Sledges

Sleighs Ventilator covers Spacecraft USE Grilles Tractors

Trailers Ventilators Tricycles BT Health and medical equipment Trolley buses SN Devices which replace stale or Trolleys contaminated air with fresh air. Trucks Vans Vernier calipers

Wagons BT Calipers Watercraft SN Calipers with a vernier scale which is Wheelbarrows graduated to make finer readings.

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Vertical boilers Vestas

BT Fire-tube boilers USE Vesta matches

SN Fire-tube boilers having vertical tubes between top head and tube sheet, Vestments connected to the top of an internal furnace. USE Ecclesiastical clothing

Vertical engines Vests

BT Steam engines BT Clothing

NT Inverted vertical engines SN Sleeveless pullovers or jackets. SN Engines with the cylinder(s) arranged vertically. Veterinary equipment

Vessel covers BT Health and medical equipment

BT Container components NT Fleams Covers

RT Lids Vibrators

SN Unattached tops for closing the mouth of a BT Massage equipment jar, vase, bowl, teapot or other open Sex aids vessel. SN Appliances which oscillate rapidly for use in massage. Vessel liners Vices BT Container components BT Tools SN Inserts to line the interiors of vessels, often in coloured glass. NT Mechanics vices Woodworking vices Vessel stands SN Instruments having jaws between which a BT Container components workpiece can be gripped by tightening a Stands screw, so leaving the hands free to work upon it. NT Bottle stands Cup stands Victoriatus Teapot stands BT Ancient Greek coins Veilleuses

Vessels Video cameras BT Cameras USE Containers Video equipment

NT Camcorders Vesta cases SN Cameras for recording electronically BT Cases encoded visual images. The lens focuses Match containers images on to a camera tube or Objects of vertu charge-coupled device (sensor). The image is then recorded on to magnetic tape RT Smoking equipment (videotape) or laserbeam disk (compact SN Cases for holding vesta matches, a type of disk). wax match. Video cassette covers Vesta matches BT Covers BT Matches Video equipment

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Video cassette erasers BT Video equipment

BT Video equipment Video tape recorders RT Video cassette recorders BT Video equipment SN Devices which erase and rewind video cassettes. NT Video cassette recorders

Video cassette recorders Video tapes

BT Video tape recorders USE Videotapes

NT Camcorders SN Video tape recorders in which the tape is Videocassette winder/erasers held in a cassette, and allowing for USE Video cassette erasers play-back through or recording from a television set. Videocassettes

Video cassettes USE Video cassettes BT Videotapes

SN Cassettes enclosing a length of videotape Videodiscs for video recording or playback. BT Optical discs Video recordings Video equipment SN Videodiscs are laser or stylus readable BT Audio and visual equipment random-access circular discs that contains both audio and video signals recorded in NT Still video cameras an analog form. Typically, it is a reference Video cameras to any such media that predates the mainstream popularity of the DVD form. Video cassette covers

Video cassette erasers Videotapes Video recordings BT Video recordings Video splicing tape Video spools NT Video cassettes SN Magnetic tape suitable for recording Video tape recorders images on a video camera or video RT Cinematographic equipment cassette recorder. Use `Video cassettes' for videotape enclosed in cassettes. Video recordings View cameras BT Video equipment BT Cameras NT DVDs SN Cameras that allow special control of Videodiscs perspective and focus. They are composed Videotapes of a front that accepts a lens mounting board, a bellows that connects the front to the back, a back that accepts plate holders Video reels or film holders and roll film adaptors, and USE Video spools a bed that supports the front and back.

Viewing equipment Video splicing tape BT Audio and visual equipment BT Video equipment NT 3-D glasses Video spools Camera obscura

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NT Photographic viewing equipment NT Chin rests Three dimensional glasses Violin bow cases Transparencies Violin bow frogs

RT Optical instruments Violin bows Violin cases Vigoro bats Violin mutes

BT Sports equipment Violin backs SN Bat used to play vigoro, a sport related to cricket played by Australian women. BT Violin components

Vinaigrettes Violin bellies

BT Medication bottles BT Violin components SN Small ornamental bottles or cruets for holding aromatic vinegar, smelling salts, Violin bodies or the like. USE Violin bellies Vines BT Plants Violin bow boxes

USE Violin bow cases Viola bellies

BT Viola components Violin bow cases

BT Violin accessories Viola bows

BT Musical instrument bows Violin bow frogs

BT Violin accessories Viola cases

BT Musical instrument cases Violin bows

Stringed instrument accessories BT Musical instrument bows RT Violas Violin accessories

Viola components Violin bridge patterns

BT Stringed instrument components BT Violin making tools

NT Viola bellies RT Violin bridges

Viola da gambas Violin bridge stamps

BT Viols USE Stamps (tools)

SN Stringed instruments superseded by the modern cello Violin bridges

BT Violin components Violas

BT Stringed instruments RT Violin bridge patterns

Violin accessories Violin cases

BT Stringed instrument accessories BT Musical instrument cases Violin accessories

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Violin clamps BT Violin components

BT Violin components Violin scrolls

Violin components BT Violin components

BT Stringed instrument components Violin tailpieces NT Violin backs BT Violin components Violin bellies Violin bridges Violins Violin clamps BT Stringed instruments Violin end pins Violin frets NT Automatic violins Violin pegs Chapucos Violin screws Viols Violin scrolls Violin tailpieces BT Stringed instruments

NT Bass viols Violin end pins Viola da gambas BT Violin components Virginals

Violin frets BT Harpsichords

BT Violin components SN Small members of the harpsichord family in rectangular cases with the keyboard placed on one of the two long sides and the Violin frogs bass strings nearest to it. USE Violin bow frogs Visas Violin making tools BT Travel documents

BT Tools Viscometers NT Finger planes BT Measuring instruments Gougers SN Violin bridge patterns Instruments for measuring the viscosity of liquids. Violin patterns Viscosimeters Violin mutes USE Viscometers BT Violin accessories

Visiting card cases Violin patterns USE Cardcases BT Violin making tools

Visiting cards Violin pegs BT Cards BT Violin components NT Cartes-de-visite SN Small card bearing one's name, used on Violin screws various social or business occasions.

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Visitors books SN Calculation tables and devices used to assist paymasters in determining weekly BT Books wages according to the number of hours worked. Visual display units Wages books BT Computer hardware BT Books

Vitamisers Wages tables USE Blenders USE Wage calculators

Viticulture equipment Wagga quilts USE Winemaking equipment USE Waggas

Volleyballs Waggas BT Sports balls BT Bedcovers

SN Blankets or quilts made from hessian bags Voltage transformers or similar. Name derived from the town of BT Transformers Wagga Wagga

Waggonettes Voltaic battery cells USE Wagonettes BT Batteries

Waggons Voltmeters USE Wagons BT Meters

Wagon boilers Vouchers BT Boilers BT Sales records

Wagonettes Waffle irons BT Horsedrawn vehicles BT Cooking equipment SN Horse drawn vehicles, with or without a RT Jaffle irons top, having a crosswise seat in front and two lengthwise seats facing each other at SN Metal appliances with two hinged parts, the back. and a grid which leaves deep impressions on the batter baked inside it. Wagons Wag o' wall clocks BT Vehicles

USE Wag-on-the-wall clocks RT Drays

Wag-on-the-wall clocks Waist corsets

BT Clocks USE Guepieres

Wage calculators Waistbands

BT Calculation tables BT Clothing accessories

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SN A band encircling the waist, especially as BT Outfits a part of a skirt, trousers, etc. SN Type of outdoor dress with tight fitting bodice and symmetrical skirt. Waistcloths BT Clothing Walking-stick handles

SN Garments of Indonesian origin, also BT Handles known as 'kain panjangs' and 'skirtcloths'; worn by both men and women, although RT Walking-sticks wrapped and folded in different ways; generally worn on more formal occasions. Walking-sticks Waistcoat buttons BT Walking aids

USE Buttons SN Sticks used to aid in walking, as opposed to canes, which are decorative.

Waistcoats Walking sticks BT Clothing USE Walking-sticks SN Close-fitting, sleeveless garments which reach to the waist and button down the Wall brackets front and are designed to be worn under a jacket or doublet. BT Brackets

Wakahuia Wall calandars USE Treasure boxes BT Calendars

SN The way of arranging the days in a week Wakizashi and month in a year. BT Swords

SN The shorter of the two swords carried by Wall clocks the Japanese samurai, the blade about 18 BT Clocks inches long. Used as a supplementary weapon and in ritual suicide. Wall coverings

Walking aids BT Interior coverings BT Health and medical equipment NT Wall hangings NT Crutches Supplejacks Wall hangings Walking-sticks BT Soft furnishings

RT Umbrella stands Wall coverings SN Fabrics designed to hang from and cover walls, used to keep out cold or for purely Walking dolls decorative purposes. BT Dolls Wall hooks SN Dolls that simulate walking, usually battery powered or wind-up. BT Hooks

Walking dresses Wall mirrors BT Dresses BT Mirrors

Walking outfits Wall panels

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USE Wall hangings BT Australian plants

Wall pockets Wardrobes

USE Wall vases BT Storage and display furniture

RT Cupboards Wall telephones

BT Telephones Warming pans SN Telephones designed to be fixed to a wall. BT Bed warmers Pans Wall tiles SN Devices for warming beds, especially long handled metal containers for hot coals BT Tiles which could be inserted into the bed.

Wall vases Warships

BT Vases BT Naval ships

SN Vases designed to hang on a wall NT Battleships Torpedo boats Wallets

BT Purses Wartime badges BT Badges NT Billfolds Money clips Wash boilers

Wallpaper sample books USE Laundry coppers BT Books Washboards

Wallpaper samples BT Laundry equipment

BT Samples SN Ribbed boards in wooden frames with a metallic or other surface used for SN Paper, commonly with printed decorative scrubbing items in a washing tub or tray. patterns in colour, for pasting on and covering the walls or ceilings of a room, etc. Washcloths USE Face washers Walls

BT Architectural elements Washers

BT Hardware Wankel engines SN Flat rings of leather, rubber, metal etc BT Rotary engines used to give tightness to a joint.

SN Rotary engines with one of more combustion chambers, each shaped like an Washing basins ellipse. As a three lobed rotor rotates USE Handbasins eccentrically within each of the combustion chambers, the spaces between the rotor and casing execute a cycle Washing baskets similar to the four-stroke Otto cycle. USE Clothes baskets

Waratahs Washing boards

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USE Washboards BT Office equipment

RT Garbage bins Washing dollies SN Baskets for wastepaper, or papers, scraps USE Laundry dollies of paper, etc, to be disposed of as refuse.

Watch accessories Washing lines BT Timepiece accessories USE Clothes lines

NT Fob chains Washing machines Fobs

BT Laundry equipment Watch cases Machines Watch chains NT Electric washing machines Watch keys SN Machines which assist in washing clothes. Watch pockets Watch stands Washing punches Watchbands USE Laundry possers Watch bands Washing tubs USE Watchbands

BT Laundry equipment Watch cases NT Laundry coppers BT Watch accessories RT Washboards SN Containers in which to keep watches, SN Tubs used in the laundry for washing usually hinged. clothes. For tubs used for personal ablutions, use `Bathtubs' or `Washing Watch chains basins'. For tubs used for washing dishes, use `Dishwashing basins'. BT Chains Jewellery Washing up brushes Watch accessories BT Cleaning brushes Watch components Washstands BT Timepiece components

BT Storage and display furniture NT Watch movements Watch papers RT Commodes SN Parts of watches SN Pieces of furniture for holding a basin, ewer etc., for use in washing one's hands and face. Watch keys BT Keys Washtubs Watch accessories

USE Washing tubs RT Winder keys

Wastebaskets Watch movements

USE Wastepaper baskets BT Watch components

SN Plates with the wheels and pinions Wastepaper baskets composing the train of the watch

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Watch papers BT Time recording clocks SN BT Watch components Early types of time recorders that indicate the time at which a nightwatchman made RT Watches his rounds. They contain a series of small pegs mounted around the perimeter of the SN Discs of paper, silk or other material revolving twelve hour dial which, when inserted as a lining or pad in the outer released, record the time of removal. The case of a covered watch. Often these were clocks are mounted in locked cases to inscribed or painted with ornamental prevent tampering. designs, pictures, rhymes or other devices. Water bags Watch pockets BT Bags BT Pockets Drinking vessels Watch accessories

RT Fobs Water boilers

USE Boilers Watch stands

BT Stands Water clocks Watch accessories BT Clocks

Watch straps Water containers USE Watchbands BT Containers Watchbands

BT Watch accessories Water-cooled engines USE Liquid-cooled engines Watches Water craft BT Timepieces USE Watercraft NT Digital watches Pocket watches Water drippers Watchmakers lathes BT Artists equipment

BT Lathes RT Writing equipment

Watchmakers wheel cutting engines Water filters

USE Wheel cutting engines BT Filters

Watchmaking equipment Water heaters

BT Occupation-based equipment BT Heating equipment

NT Watchmaking tools Water-monkeys

Watchmaking tools BT Beverage bottles BT Tools RT Carafes Watchmaking equipment SN Bottles or carafes for drinking water, often made in terracotta to allow cooling by Watchmans clocks evaporation.

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Water sports equipment SN Paintings executed in pigments bound with a medium (generally gum arabic) BT Sports equipment which is soluble in water.

NT Sailboards Watercolours Surfboards USE Watercolour paintings Water transport vehicles Watercraft USE Watercraft BT Vehicles

Water treatment equipment NT Barges BT Health and medical equipment Boats Rafts Water tube boilers Sailboards

USE Water-tube boilers Ships Surfboards Water-tube boilers Watercraft accessories BT Boilers USE Nautical equipment RT Fire-tube boilers SN Steam boilers in which water circulates Watercraft components within tubes and heat is applied from outside the tubes to generate steam. BT Vehicle components

RT Watercraft Water tube steam boilers

USE Water-tube boilers Watercraft equipment

USE Nautical equipment Water turbines

BT Turbines Waterhouse stops

RT Waterwheels BT Camera components

SN Portrait and early landscape lenses were Water vehicles often made without adjustable iris. Instead, there is a slot intended for the USE Watercraft insertion of interchangeable metal or cardboard plates, each with its own fixed Water-wheels aperture. A Waterhouse stop is a strip of metal with a hole cut in it, used to control USE Waterwheels the aperture. They come in sets with different sized holes for different apertures. It was invented in 1858 by a Water wheels Mr Waterhouse. USE Waterwheels Watering-cans

Watercolour paintings BT Gardening equipment

BT Paintings Waterlilies NT Aquarelle paintings BT Plants Gouache paintings

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Watermarks NT Edged weapon components

BT Stamps (tools) Firearm components

Weapons Waterproof cameras BT Objects BT Cameras NT Archery equipment

Watertube boilers Artillery Bows and arrows USE Water-tube boilers Combination weapons Edged weapons Waterwheels Explosive weapons BT Wheels Firearms NT Overshot wheels Missiles Undershot wheels Percussive weapons RT Water turbines Polearms SN Wheels turned by water and used to Projectile weapons perform mechanical work; machines which RT Toy weapons later used this process are known as water turbines. Weathercocks Wattle USE Weathervanes BT Australian plants Weatherproof cameras

Wattmeters BT Cameras BT Electric meters SN Cameras with moisture-proof bodies and SN Instruments for measuring electric power sealed controls that can be taken safely in watts. into the rain, but not underwater, where there is added pressure. Wavemeters Weathervanes BT Electric meters BT Architectural elements SN Instrument for measuring radio wavelengths or frequencies. Weaving equipment

Waxers BT Textileworking equipment USE Thread waxers NT Jacquard cards Looms Weapon accessories Weaving shuttles BT Accessories Wool winders NT Crossbow winders Edged weapons accessories Weaving shuttles Firearms accessories BT Shuttles Weaving equipment Woomeras

Weapon components Wedding accessories

BT Components BT Ceremonial objects

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NT Engagement rings Wedding rings

Trousseaus BT Ceremonial jewellery Wedding fans Finger rings Wedding invitations Wedding accessories Wedding rings Wedding shoes Wedding wreaths BT Shoes Wedding certificates Wedding clothing

USE Marriage certificates Wedding veils

Wedding clothing BT Veils Wedding clothing BT Ceremonial clothing

NT Bridesmaids dresses Wedding wreaths Wedding dresses BT Wedding accessories Wedding ensembles Wreaths Wedding shoes Wedges Wedding veils BT Woodworking tools RT Wedding accessories NT Splitting wedges Wedding dresses Tree-felling wedges SN Pieces of wood or metal tapering to a thin BT Dresses edge, used in woodworking for such Wedding clothing purposes as adjusting elevation or RT Wedding ensembles tightening formwork.

Wedding ensembles weighing equipment USE Weighing instruments BT Clothing ensembles Wedding clothing

RT Bridesmaids dresses Weighing instruments BT Measuring instruments

Wedding fans NT Balances BT Hand fans Bathroom scales Wedding accessories Kitchen scales SN Fans decorated with suitable scenes to Scales commemorate a wedding. Often an elaborate fan was presented to the bride by the groom, and similar small fans were Weights given to wedding guests as a memento of BT Measuring instruments the occasion NT Pendulum bobs Wedding invitations SN Bodies of determinate mass, as of metal, BT Invitations for using on a balance or scale in measuring the weight or mass of objects, Wedding accessories substances, etc.

Wedding outfits Welders USE Wedding ensembles BT Welding equipment

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NT Electric welders Wet plate negatives

USE Wet collodion negatives Welding equipment

BT Equipment Wetsuits Occupation-based equipment BT Sports clothing NT Blowtorches Welders Whale teeth Wellington boots BT Animal teeth

BT Boots RT Scrimshaw

RT Gumboots

SN Leather boots with the front stretching up Whaleboats to above the knee (named after the Duke BT Boats of Wellington). SN Boats designed for quick turning and use in rough seas; formerly used in whaling, Western boots but now mainly for sea rescue. USE Cowboy boots Whalebones Wet cell batteries BT Animal bones

BT Batteries Whaler boats Wet collodion glass negatives USE Whaleboats

USE Wet collodion negatives Whales Wet collodion negatives BT Mammals

BT Glass plate negatives

SN Negatives produced by the wet collodion Whales' teeth process. This process uses a collodion USE Whale teeth binder which must be coated on the support, exposed and developed before the collodion has become dry. Whaling equipment

BT Occupation-based equipment Wet packs NT Flensing knives USE Toiletry bags

Wheat Wet-plate cameras BT Foodstuffs USE Wet plate cameras SN Subject term used by PICMAN

Wet plate cameras Wheel barrows BT Glass plate cameras USE Wheelbarrows NT Sliding box cameras SN Early cameras using glass plates coated Wheel chairs with wet collodion, rather than dry emulsions. The plate had to be exposed USE Wheelchairs and completely processed before the collodion dried.

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Wheel cutting engines NT Train wheels

BT Engines Waterwheels RT Vehicle components RT Gear generating machines

SN Engines for cutting the teeth of wheels Wheelwrighting tools and bevelling the winding pinions used in making clocks and watches. BT Woodworking tools

Wheel-lock firearms NT Hollow bits Spoke trimmer bits BT Firearms RT Coachbuilding tools NT Wheel-lock pistols Wheel-lock rifles Whetstones

Wheel-lock pistols BT Sharpening stones SN Stones for sharpening cutlery or tools by BT Pistols friction. Wheel-lock firearms Whip handles Wheel-lock rifles BT Handles BT Rifles Wheel-lock firearms RT Whips

Wheel of life Whips

USE Zoetropes BT Objects

NT Cat-o'-nine-tails Wheelbarrows Circus whips BT Gardening equipment Riding whips Vehicles Stockwhips RT Barrows RT Whip handles

SN Instruments to strike with, having a Wheelchairs flexible part and a rigid handle BT Chairs Health and medical equipment Whisks

Vehicles BT Kitchenware RT Medical furniture RT Egg-beaters

SN Implements in the form of a bunch of loops Wheels of wire, for beating eggs, cream, etc.. BT Objects Whisky glasses NT Aircraft wheels BT Liquor glasses Barrow wheels Bicycle wheels Castors Whistles Gear wheels BT Audio equipment

Motor car wheels RT Toy whistles Paddlewheels Pottery wheels White ants

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BT Insects BT Electrostatic generators

SN Electrostatic generators consisting of two Whole plate cameras glass disks rotating in opposite directions, having sectors of tinfoil and collecting USE Full plate cameras coils so arranged that static electricity is produced for charging capacitors or discharging across a gap. Wick extinguishers USE Wick trimmers Winches

BT Machinery components Wick trimmers

BT Candle equipment Wind instrument accessories

RT Snuffers BT Musical instrument accessories

SN Scissor-like implements used to cut off the NT Woodwind instrument accessories ends of unused candle wicks. Once candles had been lit, snuffers were used to trim and dispose of charred wicks. Wind instrument components BT Musical instrument components Wickered jars NT Flute components USE Demijohns Reeds Saxophone components Wickerworking tools RT Wind instruments BT Tools

RT Basketmaking tools Wind instruments

SN Tools used to manufacture wicker / cane BT Musical instruments work. NT Accordions Wide-angle lenses Bagpipes

BT Photographic lenses Brass musical instruments

SN Lenses with a focal length considerably Bullroarers shorter than the diagonal of the format it Didjeridus fills. The lenses give a wide angle of view, Mouth organs and considerable depth of field. (AAT). Musical bottles Wigs Ocarinas

BT Personal effects Woodwind instruments RT Wind instrument components Wills SN Musical instruments which produce sound by the player's breath or any current of BT Legal documents air. Other musical classifications refer to these instruments as aerophones. RT Probates SN Legal declarations of a person's wishes as Wind-up toys to the disposition of property after death. BT Mechanical toys Wimshurst electrostatic machines

USE Wimshurst machines Winder keys BT Keys Wimshurst machines

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Winding engines Windscreens

USE Mining engines BT Motor car components

Winding toys Wine

USE Wind-up toys BT Foodstuffs

Windmills Wine Bottle Boxes

BT Machines USE Beverage packaging

RT Mills Wine bottles SN A mill or machine for grinding or pumping, operated by the wind, usually by BT Beverage bottles the wind acting on a set of arms, vanes, sails or slats, attached to a horizontal NT Champagne bottles access so as to form a vertical revolving Sake bottles wheel. Wine cask coolers Window accessories BT Coolers BT Architectural elements

NT Curtain accessories Wine casks Window coverings BT Beverage packaging Casks Window coverings BT Interior coverings Wine coasters Window accessories BT Bottle holders NT Awnings Tableware Blinds SN Coasters for holding a bottle of wine on a Curtains table. Window shutters wine coolers Window frames USE Wine-coolers

BT Architectural elements Wine-coolers RT Windows BT Coolers Tableware Window shutters RT Wineglass coolers BT Window coverings SN Buckets for cooling wine in bottles at the table. Windows Wine cups BT Architectural elements BT Drinking cups NT Fanlights NT Sake bowls Leadlight panels Leadlight windows RT Goblets Shop windows Stained glass windows Wine glass coolers USE Wineglass coolers

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Wine glasses BT Collars

BT Drinking glasses Wing compasses NT Champagne glasses BT Drafting compasses Flute glasses

RT Wineglass coolers RT Coopering compasses

SN Drinking glasses, usually stemmed, made SN Compasses with the legs held in position in various shapes sizes, and styles. Those by means of a thumbscrew acting on a made in modern times are each said to be narrow steel strip shaped to form a most suitable for a particular type of wine. quarter circle and fixed to one of the legs.

Wine making equipment Wing dividers

USE Winemaking equipment USE Wing compasses

Wine-making equipment Wire cutters

USE Winemaking equipment BT Cutting tools SN Tool used to cut wire Wine pots

BT Pots Wire recorders BT Audio equipment

Wine taster's cups SN Devices used to record sound on a steel wire by magnetising the wire as it passes USE Wine tasting cups an electromagnet, the sound being reproduced by the motion of the wire past Wine tasting cups a receiver.

BT Drinking cups Wire recordings

BT Sound recordings Wineglass coolers SN Recordings produced by magnetising a BT Coolers steel wire as it passes a steel magnet. Tableware Wires

Wineglasses BT Equipment USE Wine glasses NT Barbed wire Cat whiskers Winemaking equipment BT Occupation-based equipment Wisteria

NT Grape presses BT Plants

RT Agricultural equipment Witchetty grubs Wineskins BT Insects

BT Containers Wolves SN Bags, usually of goatskin, for carrying wine and having a spigot from which one BT Mammals drinks.

Wing collars Wombats

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BT Australian animals BT Percussion instruments

Women's clothing Woodcuts

USE Womens clothing USE Wood-block prints

Womens clothing Woodcutters saws

BT Clothing BT Woodworking saws

SN Use only for collections of a variety of clothes worn exclusively by women. Where Wooden clappers possible, prefer more specific terms from general lists of (male and female) clothing, USE Clappers or use this term in conjunction with a specific type of clothing. Wooden spoons Wood-block prints USE Mixing spoons

BT Relief prints Woodwind instrument accessories RT Wood engravings BT Wind instrument accessories SN Prints produced from carved wood blocks producing strong wide lines against a light background. Woodwind instrument components

USE Wind instrument components Wood carving tools

BT Carving tools Woodwind instruments Woodworking tools BT Wind instruments SN Tools used for carving wood.

NT Bassoons Wood carvings Clarinets BT Carvings Erkes Flutes NT Nut carvings Heang rein Wood engravings Oboes

BT Engravings Saxophones Relief prints Serpents

RT Wood-block prints Tin whistles SN Musical wind instruments which are SN Prints produced from end grain played with fingerholes or keys, and often woodblocks carved with engraving tools, containing reeds to assist in vibrating the producing white lines on a dark sound produced by the player's breath. background. Woodworking bits Wood-splitting wedges BT Bits USE Splitting wedges NT Gimlet bits Wood tiles Swiss gimlet bits

USE Parquetry RT Twist augers SN The movable boring or drilling part (in many forms) used in a carpenter's brace, a Woodblocks drilling machine, or the like.

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Woodworking braces Woodworking saws

BT Woodworking tools BT Saws Woodworking tools NT Joiners braces NT Circular saws Ratchet braces Frame saws Smiths braces SN Hand tools with a handle, crank and Hand saws chuck, used for turning a bit to drill a hole Log saws by hand. Tenon saws

Woodworking chisels Woodcutters saws

BT Chisels Woodworking squares Woodworking tools USE Carpenters squares NT Bark chisels Carving chisels Woodworking tools Mortice chisels BT Tools Socket chisels Woodworking equipment SN Chisels used for cutting or shaping wood. NT Adzes Woodworking drills Augers Bench stops BT Drills Woodworking tools Bevels

NT Breast drills Cabinetmaking tools Carpentry tools Woodworking equipment Coopering tools

BT Occupation-based equipment Drawing knives Froes NT Woodworking machines Hand beaders Woodworking tools Joinery tools Woodworking gauges Mitre boxes Mitre squares BT Gauges Woodworking tools Planes Routers NT Cutting gauges Shaves Marking gauges Shipwrighting tools Stave gauges SN Tools and appliances used for marking Try squares lines, acting as a standard or measure to Wedges which workpieces must conform, or Wheelwrighting tools cutting thin materials. Wood carving tools Woodworking machines Woodworking braces

BT Machines Woodworking chisels Woodworking equipment Woodworking drills NT Spindle cutters Woodworking gauges Woodworking saws Woodworking planes Woodworking vices USE Planes

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SN Tools used for working with wood. Where SN Aprons used to protect clothing while possible, use a more specific name of a working. tool, or group tools by particular trades. Work benches Woodworking vices USE Workbenches BT Vices Woodworking tools Work clothing

Wool bales BT Clothing

BT Shearing equipment Work shirts SN Subject term used by PICMAN BT Shirts Wool presses

BT Shearing equipment Work trays BT Tool boxes SN Presses set in a strong frame, designed to compress wool and package it into wool SN Trays used to hold nails, tooks, eyelets etc bales. when working.

Wool samples Workbenches

USE Wool specimens BT Supporting equipment

SN Strong heavy waist-high tables on which Wool specimens the work of mechanics, machinists and carpenters is performed. BT Animal products SN Samples of natural wool (not yarns, Workboxes threads or fabrics). BT Boxes Wool winders Occupation-based equipment Textileworking equipment BT Weaving equipment RT Sewing equipment

SN Boxes to hold instruments and materials Woolf compound engines for work, especially needlework. USE Tandem compound engines Working models Woolwinders BT Models

USE Wool winders SN Models of objects with parts that move, used to illustrate the operation of an object, usually for demonstration purposes Woomeras (although the method used to drive their working operation may not be exactly the BT Weapon accessories same as the forces which operate the SN Type of throwing stick with a notch at one original). Working models may be made to end for holding a dart or spear, thus any scale. giving increased leverage in throwing, used by Indigenous Australian people; Workplace signs spear thrower (Dharug language). BT Signs

Work aprons SN This is a manupulated street sign displayed BT Aprons Protective clothing Workshop brushes NT Kitchen aprons

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BT Brushes BT Writing equipment

NT Bench brushes Wristbands RT Woodworking tools BT Clothing accessories

World globes Writing boxes USE Terrestrial globes USE Writing cases Worry beads Writing cases BT Strings of beads Therapeutic devices BT Cases SN A set of beads fingered to allay Writing equipment nervousness or tension (Macquarie Dictionary 3rd ed.) Writing desks

Wrapping paper BT Desks

BT Packaging NT Escritoires Secretaires SN Wrapping ribbons Pieces of domestic furniture, as opposed to office desks, at which letters, etc are BT Packaging written. These are often styled to blend Ribbons with other home furniture.

Wraps Writing equipment

USE Shawls BT Occupation-based equipment

NT Blotter rollers Wreaths Blotters BT Objects Blotting paper Braille writers NT Festive wreaths Desk sets Head wreaths Ink Memorial wreaths Ink bottles Wedding wreaths Ink pots RT Garlands Ink stones SN Circular bands of flowers, foliage or any ornamental work, for adorning the head or Inkstands for any ceremonial or decorative purpose. Inkwells Letter holders Wrenches Nib boxes BT Hand tools Nibs

NT Adjuster door lapping Pen cases Bicycle wrenches Pen holders Lap sets Pen trays SN Hand tools consisting of a handle and jaw Pencil cases at one end; used to turn or hold bolts, Pencil holders nuts, pipes or fittings. Pencils Wrist rests Pens Pounce pots

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NT Stenographs BT X-ray equipment Wrist rests Writing cases X-ray machines Writing slates BT X-ray equipment

NT Dental X-ray machines Writing paper Fluoroscopes BT Stationery Portable X-ray machines

Writing slates X-ray photographs

BT Writing equipment USE Radiographs

RT Blackboards; Educational aids

SN Framed pieces of slate rock or X-ray Protective screens roughly-painted board, used for erasable BT X-ray equipment writing.

Writing tables X-ray screens

BT Tables USE X-ray Protective screens

RT Travelling desks X-ray stereoscopes

BT X-ray equipment X-ray Bucky tables

BT X-ray tables X-ray tables SN X-ray tables with a fluoroscope behind, to BT Medical furniture make the x-ray image.

NT X-ray Bucky tables X-ray control units BT X-ray equipment X-ray tubes

BT Electronic valves X-ray equipment BT Medical imaging equipment X-ray units

NT X-ray control units USE X-ray machines X-ray film X-ray heads X-rays (radiographs) X-ray machines USE Radiographs X-ray Protective screens X-ray stereoscopes Xylophones

BT Percussion instruments X-ray film NT Pattalas BT X-ray equipment Ranat eks

X-ray Fluoroscopes Yabbie traps USE Fluoroscopes BT Animal traps

X-ray heads Yachts

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BT Sailing boats SN Contrivances for joining a pair of draught animals, especially oxen, usually NT Ketches consisting of a crosspiece with two SN Sailing vessels used for private cruising, bow-shaped pieces (oxbow) beneath, one at racing, or other like non-commercial each end, each bow enclosing the head of purposes (Macquarie Dictionary, 3rd ed.) an animal, or, frames fitting the neck and shoulders of a person, for carrying a pair Yacht's engines of buckets or the like, one at each end.

USE Marine engines Yoyos

BT Toys Yard measures

USE Tape measures Zinc cream

USE Sunscreen Yari

USE Lances Zippers

BT Fasteners Yarns

BT Textiles Zithers SN Continuous strands, either single or BT Stringed instruments compound, made from filaments of fibre by reeling, spinning or twisting. NT Dulcimers Kotos Yatagans SN Musical folk instruments consisting of a USE Swords flat soundbox with numerous strings stretched over it, which is placed on a horizontal surface and played with a Yataghans plectrum and the fingertips. USE Swords Zitterns Yen coins USE Citterns

BT Coins Zloty coins SN The gold unit of Japan since the institution of Western type coinage in BT Coins 1870. SN Polish coins.

Yerrampe Zoetrope film USE Honey ants BT Cinematographic film

Yeuh-Ch'ins RT Zoetropes

USE Guitars SN Paper strips of animated sequences for use in zoetropes.

Yokes Zoetropes BT Agricultural equipment BT Cinematographic viewers Animal accessories RT Zoetrope film

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SN Animation viewing devices in which a sequence of drawings on a paper strip is mounted inwards around the circumference of a metal drum. As the drum revolves the viewer looks through a series of slits towards the drawings. zoological specimens

BT Specimens

RT Animal parts

SN Use for animal (but not human) parts that have been collected as scientic specimens.

Zoom lenses

BT Photographic lenses

SN Lenses which are constructed to allow continuously variable focal lengths within a specific range. The effective aperture and focus settings remain unchanged throughout such adjustments. (AAT).

Zootrope film

USE Zoetrope film

Zootropes

USE Zoetropes

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