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View of Transept, Looking South

View of Transept, Looking South

1851
Steam Engine, Hick and Son

Steam Engine, Hick and Son

1851
The Greek Slave (Marble) Powers

The Greek Slave (Marble) Powers

1851
View of the East End of Building

View of the East End of Building

1851
Vacuum Apparatus, Pontifex and Wood

Vacuum Apparatus, Pontifex and Wood

1851
Achilles Wounded, Fraccaroli

Achilles Wounded, Fraccaroli

1851
Fringe Power Loom, Reed and Co.

Fringe Power Loom, Reed and Co.

1851
Furs, Nicholay

Furs, Nicholay

1851
Gilt Bronzes, Vittoz

Gilt Bronzes, Vittoz

1851
Cast-Iron Glates, Coalbrook Dale Company

Cast-Iron Glates, Coalbrook Dale Company

1851
Antifriction Press, D. Dick

Antifriction Press, D. Dick

1851
Glycera (Marble), Wyatt

Glycera (Marble), Wyatt

1851
Psyche and Cupid, Fraikin

Psyche and Cupid, Fraikin

1851
Design for Fountain, Andre

Design for Fountain, Andre

1851
George I of Bohemia, Miller

George I of Bohemia, Miller

1851
Sabrina, Marshall

Sabrina, Marshall

1851
Volume II of 'Reports by the Juries' (1852), part of a four-volume work on the contents of the Great Exhibition, illustrated with photographs by Claude-Marie Ferrier and Hugh Owen (1804-1881). Only 140 presentation sets of this work were produced, to be given to notables of those countries which participated in the exhibition. This set 'one of 15 copies given by the Royal Commissioners to H F Talbot Esq. of Lacock Abbey as the inventor of this branch of the Photographic Art. Was by him presented to his beloved cousin Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot'.

Reports by the Juries Vol II

1851
Collodion glass negative of James Nasmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, made for use in the presentation copies of the reports of the Juries, 1851 Great Exhibition. By C.M. Ferrier, 1851. 22.9x17.6cm. [handling needs care: in state of clear and complete image but glass is broken into two segments]

Collodion glass negative of James Nasmyth's Patent Steam Hammer

1851
Volume I of 'Reports by the Juries' (1852), part of a four-volume work on the contents of the Great Exhibition, illustrated with photographs by Claude-Marie Ferrier and Hugh Owen (1804-1881). Only 140 presentation sets of this work were produced, to be given to notables of those countries which participated in the exhibition. This set was 'one of 15 copies given by the royal Commissioners to H F Talbot esq of Lacock Abbey as the inventor of this branch of the Photographic Art. Was by him presented to his beloved cousin Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot'.

Reports by the Juries Vol I

1851
Volume IV of 'Reports by the Juries' (1852), part of a four-volume work on the contents of the Great Exhibition, illustrated with photographs by Claude-Marie Ferrier and Hugh Owen (1804-1881). Only 140 presentation sets of this work were produced, to be given to notables of those countries which participated in the exhibition. This set 'one of 15 copies given by the Royal Commissioners to H F Talbot Esq. of Lacock Abbey as the inventor of this branch of the Photographic Art. Was by him presented to his beloved cousin Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot'.

Reports by the Juries Vol IV

1851
Volume III of 'Reports by the Juries' (1852), part of a four-volume work on the contents of the Great Exhibition, illustrated with photographs by Claude-Marie Ferrier and Hugh Owen (1804-1881). Only 140 presentation sets of this work were produced, to be given to notables of those countries which participated in the exhibition. This set 'one of 15 copies given by the Royal Commissioners to H F Talbot Esq. of Lacock Abbey as the inventor of this branch of the Photographic Art. Was by him presented to his beloved cousin Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot'.

Reports by the Juries Vol III

1851