Correspondence from James Spratt regarding lightning conductors
Volume of reports by British science teachers on the 1867 Paris exhibition
LNWR Liverpool Road Station Manchester
Marshall's Geological Diagrams
General plan of Analytical Engine, quarter size.
Store variable selectors. Superseding drawing No 2.
Motion for carrying the tens, plus and minus.
Untitled plan and elevation. Incomplete.
Adding column with motion for changing from plus to minus. Incomplete.
Untitled. A model of six cages was made from this drawing. Incomplete.
Whole zero and half zero, three figures.
Whole zero and half zero.
Improved table for shaping machine.
Hoarding carriage.
Detailed sketches of moving parts. Untitled.
Figure No. 11. Half zero carriage with hoarding. Incomplete details.
Circular half zero carriage. Plans No. 8 - 10.
Plans for store variables.
Untitled details. Incomplete.
Untitled details. Incomplete.
My Machine 1888 II Plan of driving cams, levers, etc. in initial position.
My Machine 1889 III Development of driving cams.
Letter from Thomas MacNay to Henry Pease
Letter from R. Thompson & Co to Henry Pease
Letter from Charles Eade to Henry Pease
Letter from Thomas MacNay to Henry Pease
Letter from Thomas MacNay to Henry Pease
Letter from Thomas MacNay to Henry Pease
Locking motions for carriage column.
Untitled, showing details of parts, including figure wheel to receive addition.
Untitled. Shows details of mill and store racks, and breaking and making chains.
Untitled pencil layout, includes mill racks.
Untitled sketches of various machine parts such as carriage, store rack, warning arm, wedges bars and tens warning slides. Plans and elevations.
Untitled. Probably a plan and elevation of mill rack connections.
Half zero details including warning plate.
Probably a plan and elevation showing store and mill racks.
Details of circular pattern half zero. Incomplete.
Untitled rough sketch of machine parts.
Untitled. [Drawings of cams]
Temporary staging
General arrangement drawing no 11322
Business names and addresses, with some notes on metal alloys
Drawing of 0-6-0 Engine
Drawing of 0-6-0 Engine
Drawing entitled 'Sectional Drawing for a Steel Protected Cruiser for Colonial Defence to be named'
History.
Union Patriotic Envelope No. 2 Cotton Is King!
Drawing entitled 'Sheer Drawing for a Steel Protected Crusier for Colonial Defence to be named'
