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Newman & Guardia Universal camera Model Special B for plates 3 1/4" x 4 1/4". Uses the Zeiss Sutar lens F.7.7 75mm.. With rising front and cross movement and bellows extensions. With changing box, 3 1/4 x 3 1/4" carried i the inner frame.Made of mahogany. 1894

Newman & Guardia Universal camera Model Special B

Photographic Technology

1894
Doeskin bag. 1894

Newman & Guardia Universal camera Model Special B bag

Photographic Technology

1894
Newman & Guardia Universal camera Model Special B for plates 3 1/4" x 4 1/4". Uses the Zeiss Protar lens F.6.3 125mm f.1. With rising front and cross movement and bellows extensions. With changing box, 3 1/4 x 3 1/4". made of mahogany at the back of the camera on top of which was a doeskin bag. 1894

Newman & Guardia Universal camera Model Special B

Photographic Technology

1894
Colour lithograph. 'L&NWR'. Portrait caricature of Sir Frederick Harrison, General Manager, London and North Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair', 18 Jan, 1894. Dimensions: 14.5669 x 9.4488 in (370 x 240 mm).

Colour lithograph 'L & NWR', portrait caricature of Sir Frederick Harrison, by Leslie Ward, 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894-01-18
Coloured lithograph. 'A First Class Train on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 1833'. Shows train hauled by locomotive 'Fury'. Closed carriages with passengers and flat-beds with private horse-drawn carriages (without horses) and passengers. Various interested bystanders. Published by the Leadenhall Press Ltd, 50 Leadenhall Street, London, EC. 24 May 1894. Entered according to Act of Congress in the Office of the Librarian at Washington, USA, in the year 1894 by the Leadenhall Press Ltd, London. (Originally part of larger sheet containing four lithographs; see 1977-7336 for other lithograph of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway).

Colour lithograph 'A First Class Train on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 1833', 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894-05-24
Receipt with letter heading. John Weiss & Son, 287 Oxford Street, London, W. surgeon's instrument makers, cutlers, 1894

John Weiss & Son

Art

1894
Report, Waterloo & City Railway, Report of directors and statement of accounts, July 1894 (Other Associations 80/25/25).

Waterloo & City Railway Company

Documents

1894
Postcard from the Railway Supplies Journal requesting information on products from Messrs H Bramall & Son, Steel Merchant, Sheffield dated July 1894.

railway supplies journal

Documents

1894
Colour print, Travelling on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway 1831, Plate I: A Train of First Class Carriages with the mail, hauled by "Jupiter". Plate II: A train of Second Class Carriages for outside passengers with three Third Class carriages behind, hauled by "North Star". Text:- "North Star built 1830 by R.Stephenson and Co., 11" Cylinders, 16"Stroke, 5ft.Driving wheel. "Jupiter" built 1831 by R. Stephenson and Co., 11"Cylinders, 16"Stroke, 5ft Driving wheel. The 1st and 2nd Class carriages were constructed after the style of three stage coach bodies combined to form one carriage. The Guard rode on the top of the front carriage and directed the Engine Driver, whilst the Royal Mail Man guarded the maia in the rear. G. Leeman Esq., Chairman of the North Eastern Railway speaking as Chairman of the First Railway Jubilee (Stockton & Darlington) held at Darlington 27th Sept. 1875, said, "I know nothing comparable in the History of Science to that grand triumphal march - for such it was - with which the Liverpool and Manchester Railway was opened". Printed by Raphael Tuck, copyrighted by M B Cotsworth, Holgate, York, 1894.

Travelling on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Chromolithograph. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 1831. Plates I and II. A Train of the First Class of Carriages with the Mail; A Train of the Second Class for outside Passengers with three Third Class Carriages behind. Printed and published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, London, Paris and New York, Publishers to Her Majesty. 1894. (Reproduction of original aquatint drawn by I Shaw, engraved by S G Hughes and published by R Ackermann, 96 Strand, London. 1831/11).

Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Colour lithograph. 'Uncle Mark'. Portrait caricature of Lt-Col Rt Hon A R Mark Lockwood, MP, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Hentschel-Colourtype, London. 'Vanity Fair' supplement, 1894, Sept 6.

Colour lithograph, portrait caricature of Lt-Col Rt Hon A R Mark Lockwood, MP, by Leslie Ward, 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
South Eastern Railway Transmission of cash on behalf of Pillow distribution company instructions. Issued by Myles Fenton, 1st June 1894.

Transmission of cash on behalf of Pillow distribution company

Documents

1894-06-01
Handbill, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, 'Cheap Excursion to Worthing', Issued by A. Sarle, printed by Waterlow & Sons Limited, London, 1894.

cheap excursion to Worthing

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1894
Certificate awarded to Percy L. Witty by the Privy Council on Education (Department of Science and Art) for passing the Elementary Stage examination on Machine Construction and Drawing, 5 May 1894.

Certificate of passing Machine Construction and Drawing Elementary Stage, 1894 (supplied title)

Documents

1894
Chromolithograph. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester, 1831. Plates III and IV. A Train of Waggons with Goods, etc; A Train of Carriages with Cattle. Printed and published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, London, Paris and New York, Publishers to Her Majesty. 1894. (Reproduction of original aquatint drawn by I Shaw, engraved by S G Hughes and published by R Ackermann, 96 Strand, London. November 1831).

Chromolithograph 'Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester, 1831', Plates III and IV, 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Illuminated address in book form, wooden covers with leather outer covering and cloth inner covering, paper pages with coloured decoration, address to William Smith of North Rise, Darlington, May 1894, on the occasion of his retirement from the NER. Smith had served as Mineral, Goods and Passenger Manager of the Central Division. The address is signed by traders and firms grateful for his assistance. Address made by Waterlow & Soms Ltd. of London. 8 pages.

Address to William Smith on his retirement [supplied title]

Documents

1894-05
Consignment note for the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway - Bury Station, August 3rd, 1894. Transportation from Poplar 14 boxes of nails for Messrs H Bramall & Son, Steel Merchant, Sheffield.

lancashire & yorkshire railway

Documents

1894
Weekly Circular issued by the Great North of Scotland Railway Company, No. 1583, dated 10 August 1894. 16 pp

Great North of Scotland Railway Company Weekly Circular No. 1583

Documents

1894
South Eastern Railway private notice entitled 'supplementary notice of special traffic and continuous brakes on passenger and mixed trains 1894'. No.7.

supplementary notice of special traffic 1894

Documents

1894
Colour lithograph. 'L&NWR'. Portrait caricature of Sir Frederick Harrison, General Manager, London & North Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Signed by Frederick Harrison on mount. Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair', 18 January 1894.

Colour lithograph 'L&NWR', portrait caricature of Sir Frederick Harrison, by Leslie Ward, 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894-01-18
Coloured lithograph. 'A Second Class Train on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway', 1833. Shows train with passengers in carriages and goods wagons being loaded the livestock and bales at the rear. Various railway staff and onlookers. Published by the Leadenhall Press Ltd, 50 Leadenhall street, London, EC. 24 May 1894. Entered according to Act of Congress in the Office of the Librarian at Washington, USA, in the year 1894 by the Leadenhall Press Ltd, London. (Originally part of larger sheet containing four lithographs; see 1977-7559 for other lithograph of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway). Dimensions: 11.8898 x 28.3465 in (302 x 720 mm).

Coloured lithograph 'A Second Class Train on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway', 1833

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894-05-24
Timetable, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, "London and Seaside Service", 1894.

London and Seaside Service

Documents

1894
Programme, Manchester, Sheffield Lincolnshire Railway Company, Concerning the arrangements of the ceremony for cutting the first sod by Lady Wharncliffe on the London Extension, Tuesday 13 November 1894, (Other IDs 76/25/641).

Manchester, Sheffield Lincolnshire Railway Company

Documents

1894
Perspective drawing of Great Northern Railway Stirling express passenger locomotive No. 773 and tender, in rural setting.

Great Northern Railway Stirling No 773

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
The Great Northern Railway Sick and Funeral Allowance Fund Statement of Receipts and Payments for the Year 1893, issued 22 May 1894.

The Great Northern Railway Sick and Funeral Allowance Fund Statement of Receipts and Payments for the Year 1893

Documents

1894
Colour lithograph. "L & N W R". Portrait caricature of Sir Frederick Harrison, General Manager, London and North Western Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward). Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith. Illustration from 'Vanity Fair'.

Portrait caricature of Sir Frederick Harrison

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894-01-18
Notice, North Eastern Railway, Issue of Tickets, Tickets will be issued at this Office on application 15 minutes before the advertised time of departure of each train, George S Gibb, General Manager, York, 1st January 1894.

north eastern railway notice re issue of tickets

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1894
Print. Aquatint, col. 'Johnson's Pedestrian Hobbyhorse Riding School at 377 Strand & 40 Brewer Street, Golden Square' / drawn by H. Alken, [London], published April 17, 1819, R. Ackermann. 36.5x39cm

Johnson's Pedestrian Hobbyhorse Riding School

Ackermann and Company

1894
Chromolithograph. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 1831. Plates III and IV. A Train of Waggons with Goods, etc; A Train of Carriages with Cattle. Printed and published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, London, Paris and New York, Publishers to Her Majesty. 1894. (Reproduction of original aquatint drawn by I Shaw, engraved by S G Hughes and published by Ackermann and Co, Strand, London. 1831/11).

Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Consignment note for the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway - Oldham Station, February 5th 1894. Transportation from Poplar of 12 boxes of nails for Messrs H Bramall & Son, Steel Merchant, Sheffield.

Manchester Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway

Documents

1894
Colour print, Travelling on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway 1831, Plate III: A Train of Wagons with goods, Plate IV: A train of Carriages with cattle, depicting locomotives "Fury" and "Liverpool", printed by Raphael Tuck, copyrighted by M B Cotsworth, Holgate, York, 1894.

Travelling on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Programme, Great Northern Railway, "Presented to James Martin on Leaving the Great Northern Railway Company's Service January 1894", presenting him with a gold watch and chain, With a list of subscribers and his thank you note.

Presented to James Martin on Leaving the Great Northern Railway Company's Service January 1894

Documents

1894
Instructions, "Main Line New and Altered Signals at Wimbledon Station", South Western Railway. printed by Waterlow & Sons Limited, London, 1894.

Main Line New and Altered Signals at Wimbledon Station

Documents

1894
Membership card for Jno A Cawkwell, for the London & North Western Railway Insurance Society, dated 21 August 1894.

london & north western railway insurance society

Documents

1894
Prospectus, Waterloo & City Railways, Waterloo station 17 March 1894, (Other Associations 80/25/26; 1098/2/52).

Waterloo & City Railways

Documents

1894
Report (Photocopy), G.E.R. (The Great Eastern Railway) Chief Engineers Office, Survey of the Southwold Railway, Cover dated 1894, (Other associations 82/25/21). With accompanying letter to William Birt from John WIlson.

The Great Eastern Railway. Engineers Office

Documents

1894
Drawing, framed, front view of Great Western Railway 'Achilles' locomotive No. 3014, January 1894, by Jacob Pieter Huchshorn, possibly made as part of his engineering training at the Technische Hogeschool in Delft, Netherlands, 1871-1962.

Great Western Railway Achilles locomotive No. 3014

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Coloured lithograph. Locomotive Engine "The Rocket", 1830, built by George Stephenson. Shows the locomotive in rural setting, Engineer and fireman attending to engine, onlookers watching. Inn in background "The Coach and Horses" with stage coach outside. Published by The Leadenhall Press Ltd, 50 Leadenhall Street, London, EC. 16 July 1894. Entered according to Act of Congress in the Office of the Librarian at Washington, USA, in the year 1894 by the Leadenhall Press Ltd, London. The illustration actually shows the Stephensons' locomotive "Northumbrian", also built in 1830.

locomotive engine "the rocket"

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
2 Documents, The Glasgow & South Western Railway Company, circular and statement for 1894, printed paper.

statement of dividend from glasgow & south western railway

Documents

1894
Receipt by London Brighton & South Coast Railway, Parcels Office, Brighton for carriage of two packages, 3 August 1894.

London Brighton & South Coast Railway receipt

Documents

1894
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway handbill advertising Dean & Dawson's fast, express excursion for 1,2,3,5 or 6 days to Chester and north Wales. Black ink on white paper.

MS&LR handbill

Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills

1894
Coloured lithograph. Locomotive Engine 'The Rocket', 1830, built by George Stephenson. shows the locomotive in rural setting with two engineers and admiring bystanders. In background, a stage coach and an inn 'The Coach and Horses'. Published by The Leadenhall Press Ltd, 50 Leadenhall Street, London, EC. 1894/07/16. Entered according to Act of Congress in the Office of the Librarian at Washington, USA, in the year 1894 by the Leadenhall Press Ltd, London. Dimensions: 11.6142 x 14.1732 in (295 x 360 mm). The illustration actually shows the Stephensons' locomotive "Northumbrian", also built in 1830.

Coloured lithograph of 'The Rocket', 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894-07-16
Chromolithograph. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester, 1831. Plates III and IV. A Train of Waggons with Goods, etc; A Train of Carriages with Cattle. Printed and published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, London, Paris and New York, Publishers to Her Majesty. 1894. (Reproduction of original aquatint drawn by I Shaw, engraved by S G Hughes and published by R Ackermann, 96 Strand, London. November 1831).

Chromolithograph 'Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester, 1831', Plates III and IV, reproduced from original aquatint by I Shaw, 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Chromolithograph. 'Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester, 1831'. Plates III and IV. A Train of Waggons with Goods, etc; A Train of Carriages with Cattle. Printed and published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, London, Paris and New York, Publishers to Her Majesty. 1894. (Reproduction of original aquatint drawn by I Shaw, engraved by S G Hughes and published by R Ackermann, 96 Strand, London. November 1831).

Chromolithograph 'Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester, 1831', Plates III and IV, reproduced from original aquatint by I Shaw, 1894

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Drawing. "Sending a message by the telautograph" / A.S. Hartrick, 1894. Pen, ink, lithographic chalk; 22.5x26.2cm. Signed and dated. The telautograph was invented and so named by Professor Elisha Gray in 1891 and shown at the Chicago Exhibition; the apparatus was exhibited at a conversazione of the Royal Society London in June 1894

Sending a message by the telautograph

Art

1894
Instructions booklet, South Western and South Coast Railways, "Wimbledon and Tooting Joint Line the Opening of New Station Buildings, New Signal Box, Signals & c. at Tooting Junction Station on Sunday August 12th 1894", printed by Waterlow and Sons, issued by George T White and J. Richardson, printed by Waterlow and Sons, 1894.

wimbledon and tooting joint line the opening of new station buildings, new signal box, signals & c. at tooting junction station on sunfay august 12th 1894

Documents

1894
poster, Davis Machine a Coudre Americane, printed by E. Chambrelent Paris c1894. Decorative depiction of sewing machine of Davis Ohio model with foot tredle, winner of gold medal in Lyon Expositin 1889. Lithograph, col. 130 x 99 cm.

poster, Davis Machine a Coudre Americane, printed

Art

1894
Birth certificate (copy) of Isaac Ralph Hendy born 28 February 1880, produced for the Southern Railway Superannuation Fund.

Birth certificate (copy) of Isaac Ralph Hendy born 28 Februa

Documents

1894-04-30
Chromolithograph. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, 1831. Plates I and II. A Train of the First Class of Carriages with the Mail; A Train of the Second Class for outside Passengers with three Third Class Carriages behind. Printed and published by Raphael Tuck and Sons, London, Paris and New York, Publishers to Her Majesty. 1894. (Reproduction of original aquatint drawn by I Shaw, engraved by S G Hughes and published by R Ackermann, 96 Stran, London. November 1831).

Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway

Pictorial Collection (Railway)

1894
Programme, Manchester, Sheffield Lincolnshire Railway Company, Concerning the arrangements of the ceremony for cutting the first sod by Lady Wharncliffe on the London Extension, Tuesday 13 November 1894, (Other IDs 76/25/641).

Manchester, Sheffield Lincolnshire Railway Company

Documents

1894