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Found at the bottom of Loch Kinord (1841)

N[ouvel]le-Zelande. No 40. ([1825 or 1826])

Thick stratum of Lava, that ran into the sea from Mount Vesuvius in the eruption of 1631 (1776)

Persian wheel near Amritsar (1864)

Horse gear. [Capstans at the entrance to a mine.] ([1850s?])

[Study of carved axe handle.] ([Between 1842 and 1845])

Picnic in the wood, Esslemont (29 July 1916)

Image of the archive chest in the consistory room in the former chapter room of the Pieterskerk (Pieterskerkhof) in Utrecht. (1880-1900)

Water Cart, Gibraltar

A Fruit Seller, Pozzibonzi (17 September, 1829)

The Malabar Gun at Ragana Guhor

Siege de la Martinique (1794)

Chimney Piece in a Room over the Gateway at Gwydir (1810)

Shield Found at Caer Hen (1810)

A Neapolitan Soldier or 'Bandito' (c. 1770)

Coastal Scene with a Fisherman (The Sailing of the Fleet)

Penrith Castle (1862)

A Harrow at Stronlonaig (1850)

Scaffolding. Study for 'The Town of Newcastle'

A Block and Chain. Study for the Painting 'Iron and Coal on Tyneside in the 19th Century'

A Nautilus Cup at Corby Castle (1846)

The Grace Cup of Thomas a Becket at Corby Castle (1846)

Two Drinking Vessels seen in Newcastle

Study of the Front of a Gun Carriage (1894)

St Editha and the Nuns of St Mary (1908)

A wind-operated mill (top), and the same mill water-operated (below).

Engineering: a drill for boring wooden pipes (above), and a casting bench for iron pipes (below). (1825)

"St. Sebastian and St.. Maurice" cardboard stained glass windows to the left "martyrs" in the Cathedral of St. Nicholas Freiburg. (1899)

"The Church", the right board for the stained glass windows "Blessed Sacrament" in the Cathedral of St.. Nicholas Freiburg (1900)

"Faith", a cardboard box to the left of the stained glass windows "Blessed Sacrament" in the Cathedral of St.. Nicholas Freiburg (1900)

Fire-engines. (June 20 1805)

Agriculture: equipment for providing better drainage of fields. (1 August 1803)

Agriculture: peasants, ploughs and carts of Sardinia.

Agriculture: a plan for an improved dairy, dairy paraphernalia, and an artificial incubator for newly-hatched chicks. (10 April 1810)

Farming: a reaping machine, driven by a horse. (1816)

Agriculture: (above) a haymaking machine driven by a horse (five figures); (below) a hand-operated threshing machine. (1816)

Hunting: traps and hides for catching birds.

Chemistry: two versions of Woulfe's apparatus for washing gases. (1 May 1803)

Chemistry: weighing apparatus (top), evacuated [?] glass bulb for combustion with sunlight (below). (2 March 1801)

Optics: a simple microscope. (1820)

Optics: a simple microscope. (1820)

Optics: diagrams of reflection and refraction of light. (1819)

Acoustics: an Edison phonograph with a carbon microphone. (1878)

The principle of barometric measurement, and examples of barometers. (1798)

Glass: the British plate glass factory, St Helens, Lancashire.

Engineering: a large double-chamber steam engine, with a flywheel.

Engineering: a large double-chamber steam engine, with a flywheel.

Engineering: a large double-chamber steam engine, with a flywheel.

Engineering: a steam-engine, showing the water-supply and condensing chamber. (1851)

Machinery: plan and elevation of the Smeaton oil mill. (1819)

Pigments: a mill for grinding colours, and an indigo grinding mill. (1824)

Mills for grinding, and a Chinese man grinding at a muller, above. (1817)

Mechanics: illustrations of levers, pulleys, wedges, and forces.

Civil engineering: diagrams of canal locks and pressure-regulating mechanisms. (27 March 1800)

Pigments: mills for grinding colours, and a man grinding at a muller, with a ventilator hood above. (1824)

Clocks: various views of a clock mechanism. (14 January 1810)

Clocks: various types of clock mechanism. (8 December 1809)

Clocks: two composite pendulums, and diagrams of their motions. (8 November 1809)

Clocks: diagrams of water-clocks. (1 November 1809)

Clocks: diagrams for setting-out a sundial. (20 October 1809)