Print: aquatint
Coloured aquatint of Royal Mail Day Car coaching scene
1856
Coloured aquatint. Opening of the Shoreham Branch of the London
1840
Aquatint - sepia toned
1792
Aquatint - sepia toned
1792
Aquatint - sepia toned
1792
Aquatint - sepia toned
1792
Aquatint by S.G. Hughes dated 1831
Regent's Canal
1825-1835
Plan and elevation of the Patent Iron Bar Bridge over the River Tweed at Berwick
Aquatint, The North Bridge
1827
Dublin and Kingstown Railway
1834
Horsforth Quarry
1962
Aquatint, coloured: Observatory at Copenhagen [built 1642]. View of facade
1830-1839
Making indigo
1801-1900
Aquatint, col. : Slate quarry at Crabtree/F. Jukes
1797
Aquatint: Balloon and gondola
1830
Aquatint, col. The Round-about. William Miller 1805
1805
Print, coloured aquatint plate 1, 'The Tunnel'
1831
Entrance of Railway at Edge Hill
1831
Excavation of Olive Mount, Four Miles From Liverpool
1831
Coaches &c, Employed on the Railway
1831
Aquatint: Krapperup
1817
Aquatint, coloured, Black Marble Quarry
1815
Rainhill Bridge
1831
A pilentum or Lady's accelerator
1818-1822
A Glostershire team of Oxen
1822-1840
Aquatint: An arastre
1828
Aquatint with etching
1920
The Fool Plough
1813
Aquatint. A plan view of a Chain Bridge erecting over the Menai at Bangor Ferry
1820
Alum Works
1814
The Preemer Boy
1814
Edgehill Station
1836
New Entrance to Lime St. Station, Liverpool
1835
Aquatint, coloured plate from "The Costume of Great Britain" by W.H.Pyne. pub. by W. Miller
1805
Aquatint, coloured plate from "The Costume of Great Britain" by W.H.Pyne. pub. by W. Miller
1805
Warehouses etc at the end of the tunnel looking towards Wapping
1831
Aquatint, coloured, from 'The Costume of Great Britain' by W.H. Pyne. pub. William Miller
1805
The Costume of Great Britain, Woman selling salops
1805
Aquatint engraving of Gurney's steam carriage of 1827
1827
Aquatint: Leeds
1833
print, 2 aquatints : Irish peasantry
2 aquatints: Hand-coloured with text beneath
Two coloured aquatints
Four coloured aquatints of Royal Mail Day Car coaching scenes
1856
Aquatint, col.: 9 (with texts) from The Costume of Great Britain engraved and written by W.H
Opening of the Shoreham Branch of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
1840