Sheet of Drawings of Early Locomotives by Edward and Bury & co

Sheet of drawings of early locomotives by Edward Bury & Co., from tracings and particulars supplied by Clement E Stretton and others.

Details

Category:
Archive Collections
Object Number:
1899-110
type:
drawings
credit:
Science Museum Draughtsman

Parts

Starter frame with adjustable diam. for knitting machine, by W. H. Dorman and Co., Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893.

Starter frame with adjustable diam. for knitting machine

Starter frame with adjustable diam. for knitting machine, by W. H. Dorman and Co., Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, 1883-1893.

Measurements:
: 6.6929 x 4.7244 in.; 170 x 120 mm
Materials:
brass
Object Number:
1899-110/5
type:
circular knitting machine

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