Drawing of a small-tube 'Express' type detailing the Joseph W. Reed boiler tube joint Marine Engines 1893-1905
Watercolour by V Welch. MR 4-4-0 locomotive no 2634. Framed and glazed, glass. Watercolour by V Welch. MR 4-4-0 locomotive no 2634. Framed and glazed Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Coloured drawing, scale 1:5, of Niclausse boiler from H.M.S. 'New Zealand', showing details of tubes and connections, unsigned, British 1904 Coloured drawing of Niclausse boiler from H.M.S. 'New Zealand' Marine Engines 1904
Painting, watercolour, Richmond Station on the York & Newcastle Railway, 1846. Depicts the station buildings and stationmaster's house with the town of Richmond on the hillside in the distance. In the foreground are mules loaded with packs and a carter's wagon filled with coal. A carriage with four passengers approaches the station. Framed. Richmond Station Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1846
Painting, watercolour on paper, Mahomedan bridge near Rajmahal (Godhai) by Mr Glinn, 1857. Depicts a brick bridge in Mughal style, with trees in the background and mountains beyond. The title is inscribed in pencil on the paper below, over an identical inscription in pencil, together with the words "Mr Glinn fecit, 1857". The painting is from the collection of George Turnbull, Chief Engineer of the East Indian Railway. The inscriptions are in Turnbull’s hand. Watercolour of a Mughal bridge near Rajmahal, Jharkhand, India Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1857
Watercolour on paper. Epsom Station on Derby Day by P.R. Perry, 1878. Framed and glazed (glass). The painting shows a station set within a landscape with trains arriving and departing. People stand on the platform. Epsom Station on Derby Day Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1878
Painting, watercolour, Connagore bungalow, 2 miles south of Serampore, showing also the railway embankment, 3rd November 1853, by G W Archer. Depicts the construction of a railway embankment by Indian labourers, who are carrying earth in baskets on their heads, and tipping it on the mound. In the foreground a labourer bows low before a British official, who is sheltered beneath a parasol held by another labourer. At right a man in Indian dress holds a white horse, amidst the stumps of cut down trees. Beyond is a two-storey bungalow, set amidst trees, with a veranda on the second floor and a thatched roof. There are two smaller thatched buildings nearby. The title is inscribed in ink on the reverse together with the words "Geo. Turnbull 3 Nov 1853" and in pencil "Drawn by Mr Archer". From the collection of George Turnbull, Chief Engineer of the East Indian Railway. The inscriptions are in Turnbull’s hand. Watercolour of Connagore bungalow and East Indian Railway works in Konnagar, India Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1853-11-03
Painting, watercolour, Lane scene at Mohr (now Mor) near Barh, Bengal (modern-day Bihar), by S A Stewart, 6 February 1856. Depicts a lane running through a Bengali village. There are houses and fences on either side, with a tall palm tree at right amidst smaller trees. Further trees form the backdrop to the village. Inscription and date in pencil on the reverse together with the words "S. A. Stewart fecit". Painted on an arched sheet of paper, gummed to another sheet, possibly from an album. From the collection of George Turnbull, Chief Engineer, East Indian Railway. Watercolour of a lane scene at Mor near Barh, India Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1856-02-06
Drawing, pencil, ink and watercolour, The Resident Engineer Mugra District, giving receipts for houses pulled down in Tellandoo villages, 1857, viz Walter Bourne, by an unknown artist. Depicts an official of the East Indian Railway in the countryside bent over a picnic cloth laid with food and drink, writing in a book. His hat lies at his feet. There are trees in the background. Blue, green, and yellowy brown watercolour have been variously applied to the vegetation depicted. Inscription in ink and pencil below. The drawing is pasted on a slip of paper, possibly removed from an album. Written on the reverse in pencil is part of a word "..ahal". The drawing is from the collection of George Turnbull, Chief Engineer of the East Indian Railway. The inscriptions are in Turnbull’s hand. Drawing of Walter Bourne, East Indian Railway Resident Engineer, Mugra District, India Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1857
Watercolour on paper. London horse-drawn omnibus (George Hunt's omnibus) on the Stamford Hill to Kennington route. Framed and glazed, glass. London horse-drawn omnibus Pictorial Collection (Railway)
London, Midland and Scottish Railway 6220 Coronation with the Coronation Scot in blue livery. Watercolour by Laurie Cleeton. Framed and Glazed. London, Midland and Scottish Railway 6220 Coronation, blue livery Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Watercolour and pencil, London & Brighton Railway, Shoreham Bridge over River Adur, by W Richardson, c1850. Shoreham Bridge over River Adur Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1850
Painting, watercolour, Gateshead engine shed by Herbert Finn, 1923, in glazed frame, 973mm x 709mm. Framed and Glazed. Gateshead engine shed Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1923
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Folkestone Junction, 1852. One of series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Folkestone Junction Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Maidstone Town, 30 September 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Maidstone Town Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1852
Watercolour drawing by George Roberts, 1976. Four wheel open wagon (SWS no 765) built by Wagon Repairs Ltd, Wellingborough, for S Williams & Sons, Dageham. Framed and glazed, glass. Watercolour drawing by George Roberts Pictorial Collection (Railway) 1976
Page 13 of drawings, Horses and Carriages, William Francis Freelove, 1873; depicting various forms of horsedrawn transport in London, originally drawn 1871-1873, formed by artist into book "Horses and carriages" first edition Oct.1873. (This edition published 1971). Depicting various forms of horsedrawn transport in London including pleasure, business and special vehicles; from chaises to bathing machines, fire engines, mine coal trucks, trade vans, hearses, animal vans, etc, 1871 to 1873. Drawings: /46 Millers Waggon /47 Timber Carrriage /48 Three Horse Van (Pickford's & Co.). Drawings titled in ink and numbered. Page 13 of Horses and Carriages William Francis Freelove 1873
