The Good Effects of Carbonic Gas!!!
1807
The Introduction of Gas!! or Throwing a New Light on the Subject
1815
Etching, hand coloured
1813
Ackermann's Library for Works of Art
1813
The light of science dispelling the darkness which covered the world
1832
Saffron Walden Gas Company
1830-1870
The man who has a tongue I say is no man
1821
The School of Projects
1809
Etching, hand coloured. A London Nuisance. Pl. 3 'One of the advantages of oil over gas'
1821
Cartoon drawing
1880-1889
A group of 5 designs for gasoliers
One of the advantages of gas over oil
1822
Mezzotint, `The Lamplighter'
1790
Print, 'Tar-making in Bothnia'
1836
2 receipts for shares purchased in the Bath Gas Light and Coke Company
Lithograph of "Dublin Oil Gas Station"
1824
Ackermann's Transparency
1814
View of a gasworks at sunset
1850
Etching and aquatint, "The Conservatory at Carlton House"
1809-1811
Etching, hand coloured
1827
Wax and tallow chandlers
A Patriot Luminary Extinguishing Noxious Gas!!!
1817
Design for a neo-classical lamp standard or street lamp
1838
Dire Effects of Gas Lights
1808
Engraving, "Thomas Hickman (Surnamed the Gas Light Man)"
1820-1830
Etching and aquatint
1821
Ventilating globe-lights advertisement
Etching, hand coloured by Streightshank. `This is Inconvenient'. London
1824
Lithograph, hand coloured
1812-1860
Engraving of Lambeth Gasworks
1872
Theatre Royal
1828
Lantaarn-Opstekers 1843-1867
1843-1867
Gas lamp standard
1840-1849
Drawing, pen ink and watercolour
1827
Lampreys
1828-1832
Lithograph, tinted. A lamplighter. By Saby
1840-1850
Etching and aquatint
1808
Drawing, grey monochrome wash
1810-1815
Drawing, pen ink and watercolour
1780-1850
Drawing for gas standards
1840-1849
Newspaper clippings. 1806-39. Collection amassed from the `Morning Chronicle'
Engraving, hand coloured
1809
Engraving, `Gas Works' London
1819
Engraving, hand coloured
1850-1870
A group of 10 advertisements for gas engineers
Lithograph by Ch. Venner
1801-1850
Etching, `Bubbles, a new comic song written for private parties
New Gas Friendly Association 'Near its death'
1833
Photograph, '24 inches from light to light'
1875-1885
