A spoof article from 'Motoring Illustrated, April 5th 1902' entitled 'Motorists and their Cars', possibly by Tom Browne, 1 A4 page. A spoof article from 'Motoring Illustrated
Letter: Sir Oliver Lodge to Editor of The Times re discussion on 'Water Finding', and the work of Prof. Barrett, Birmingham Univ.; dated 21.1.1905, 2pp, 8[octavo] Letter: Sir Oliver Lodge to Editor of The Times re discussion on 'Water Finding'
[Volume of original drawings of early airplanes submitted to Flight magazine / anon. 1909-1912. 60 leaves used. Each drawing includes general arrangement and detail sketches, relating to specific named 'plane types of which British, French and American predominate. These drawings appear to have been submitted to Flight and then redrawn prior to publication from 1909, its first year of publication. Volume housed in box 27.5 x 33cm.] [Original drawings of early airplanes]
[Thesis] History of Fenton, Murray & Wood / Trevor Turner. 1966. [Extracted from the papers of Charles E. Lee. Thesis (Master of Technical Science) - Victoria University of Manchester (Faculty of Technology), 1966. Covers mechanical flax spinning, steam engine building and disputes with Boulton and Watt, railway and steam boat engines, and the gaslight industry] History of Fenton, Murray & Wood.
Portfolio of Photographs of Marine Engines, Boilers and Machinery, 1892/Maudslay, Sons & Field Ltd, Lambeth, London. [With booklet `Memories of Maudslay Sons & Field', 194-, relating to the portfolio] Portfolio of Photographs of Marine Engines
The Man who doubted if Howards’ Aspirin was the best’, hand coloured print, with pen and ink detailing and graphite underdrawing visible in areas, part of the Laporte Archive. The Man who doubted if Howards’ Aspirin was the best’