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[Mounted lantern holder]

[Upturned trolley]

Old Font in Longnor Church

Found at the bottom of Loch Kinord (1841)

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

[Habitants de l'ile Oualan (Archipel des iles Carolines).] ([1826])

Nouvelle-Zelande. No 203. Toki. Patou-patou. Dent de poisson marin que les zelandais portent suspendue a leur oreille ... Flute. Hamecon des naturels. ([1825 or 1826])

Album of watercolours almost certainly compiled by Sophia Dickson (1814-1902)

Mason (ca. 1826)

Tinman (ca. 1826)

Hookah Maker (ca. 1826)

Blacksmith (ca. 1826)

Smiths shoeing a horse. (ca. 1815-ca. 1820)

A maker of huqqa-pipes with a customer. (ca. 1815-ca. 1820)

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

[Album of an officer]. [Reading on deck H. M. S. Orontes in the Atlantic] ([1864])

Tools of South Sea Islands

Tools of South Sea Islands

Otaheite

Man of Mallicollo

Weapons & Musical Instruments Vanuatu Islands, 1774

Tools and Hats from New Caledonia, 1774

Weapons and Tools from New Caledonia, 1774

Specimens of New Zealand Workmanship

New Zealand

Tools of the Friendly Isles

Weapons of the Friendly Isles

Ornaments & Arms of the Marquesas Isle, 1774

Picnic in the wood, Esslemont (29 July 1916)

A Scale Design for a Reaping Machine

Two Sketches: A: Study of an Anchor against Rocks. B: Sketch of a Nun's Headdress (c. 1861 - 1863)

A Harrow at Stronlonaig (1850)

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

A Seventeenth Century Carved Chair at Corby Castle (1847)

Spinning (1881)

Tom Morris at Kempston Hardwick

The Well Sinkers (1868)

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

Mechanics: mills using water-power in various ways. (1816)

Machinery: a lever-operated forge hammer and anvil, in plan and three-quarter view. (7 May 1808)

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

A Mughal style rose water sprinkler (?). (6.09 [June 1909])

A pork-butcher's shop: two butchers are working with knives and cleavers as another makes sausages, a woman has come to buy and is holding some money in her hand. (1800-1899)

Fire-engines. (June 20 1805)

Fire-engines. (Augt.10 1805)

Agriculture: ponds, and pumping machines to drain them. (1 August 1825)

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

Agriculture: peasants, ploughs and carts of Sardinia.

Agriculture: two threshing machines. (22 June 1810)

Agriculture: a plough, and various other implements. (15 June 1810)

Agriculture: a plough and other farming implements. (1 May 1810)

Agriculture: a plough and other implements. (10 May 1810)

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: burning-glasses and a glass-polishing machine. (4 November 1799)

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)

Electricity: Benjamin Franklin's electro-static generator.