330 Directions for using a machine for making the tangent sight scales for brass ordnance made by H. Maudslay and Co. for the Honourable East India Company
[Engraving: beam engine made by H. Maudslay & Co., Engineers, London. nd. Engraved by Fleetwood & Co., Holborn Hill, London. Engine shown in side elevation in situ, possibly at the Maudslay works] Beam engine
Calculation of the strength of the Richmond boiler/[H. Maudslay & Co. Endorsed 'Joshua Field. c. 1815] Calculation of the strength of the Richmond boiler circa 1815
Accessories for Maudslay lathe, stored in single drawer of wooden cabinet fitted to the underside of lathe bed, by H. Maudslay & Co., London, 1812-1820. Contents include, spindle for use in slide rests; 25 internal and external chasers; 1 centre punch; 2 driving dogs; 3 D drill bits; 3 taps Accessories for Maudslay Lathe, English, 1812-1820 1812-1820
[Table of dimensions of tubes required for Woolwich Dockyard] / Maudslay & Co. [ca.1808] Table of dimensions of tubes required for Woolwich Dockyard circa 1808
Copy of letter sent with Dameral to Mr. Tatlock/H. Maudslay & Co. 1818 Mar 26. [Dameral has been appointed by Maudslay and Field to install and set to work Tatlock's marine engine. Maudslay and Field were not able to supervise the operation because of pressure of work with marine engine orders but would come over if major difficulties were encountered] Copy of letter sent with Dameral to Mr. Tatlock 1818 Mar 26
Specification of, and directions for fixing, two pumps to raise water from two wells 60 feet deep/[H. Maudslay & Co? c. 1818. Specification for wind operated pumps] Specification of circa 1818
Directions for using a machine for making the tangent sight scales for brass ordnance made by H. Maudslay & Co. for East India Co. 1816 Directions for making tangent sight scales 1816
Maudslay triangular lathe, with overhead gear, tool cabinet and one two jaw independent chuck; one eccentric chuck; 1 steady rest; 1 slide rest; one T rest; attachment for cutting screw threads; nine small chucks and bearing blocks. Triangular Bar Lathe by H. Maudslay & Co., London, 1812-1820 1812-1820
Bank of England Bullion Balance of 1820. Steel beam 28" long inscribed on one face "Bank of England AD 1820" and on reverse face "J. Barton, Invr. AD 1820; Maudslay and Co. Fecerunt". Fitted steel knife edges, pan shackles with double steel bearing planes, downward pointer and gravity screw bobs for sensitivity adjustment Bank of England bullion balance by Maudslay & Co 1820