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'Dr Syntax and his wife making an experiment in pneumatics', print, London, England, 1820

1820

Entrance into Manchester across Water Street

1831

Aquatint print of design of cast iron bridge by Thomas Telford, 1801

1801

The Costume of Great Britain

1805

Views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway

1831

Johnson's Pedestrian Hobbyhorse Riding School

1819-1894

A view of the black-lead mine in Cumberland

1787

The Costume of Great Britain: Welsh peasants

1805

Ackermann's Library for Works of Art

1813

Lowkers

1814

Fete du Sacre et Couronnement de leurs Majestes Imperiales

1804-1805

Four and Twenty Hobby Horses all of a row

1819

Johnson, the First Rider on the Pedestrian Hobby Horse

1819

Johnson's Pedestrian Hobby Horse Riding School

1819

Johnson's Pedestrian Hobbyhorse Riding School

1894

The Tunnel

1831

View of Manchester and Liverpool Railroad Newton 1825

1825

The Tunnel

1831

Billingsgate Market

1808

The blacksmith and knifegrinder, with ... Wortley's pavilion etc. in Hyde Park

1780

Aquatint, coloured, from 'The Costume of Great Britain' by W.H. Pyne. pub. William Miller

1805

Aquatint, coloured, from 'The Costume of Great Britain' by W.H. Pyne. pub. William Miller

1805

Aquatint, coloured, from 'The Costume of Great Britain' by W.H. Pyne. pub. William Miller

1805

The meteor of August 18, 1783, as it appeared from the terrace at Windsor Castle

1783

Lampreys

1828-1832

The Ruddle Pit

1813

Society of Agriculture

1809

'St Luke's Hospital', print, London, 1809

1809

Loading Newspapers, Kings Cross

1981

The Demolition of Old London Bridge 26 January 1832

1832

View of the Manchester and Liverpool Railway

1830-1850

Entrance of Railway at Edge Hill

1831

Astronomical Observatory

1814

A pilentum or Lady's accelerator

1818-1822

Views of the lady's pedestrian hobbyhorse now exhibiting at 40 Brewer Street

1819

John Bulloon's asses distanced by the Ganzas or large geese ... in a voyage to the world in the Moon

1784

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, coloured, from 'The Costume of Great Britain' by W.H. Pyne. pub. William Miller

1805

London Fire Engines

Coloured aquatint, 'Pedestrian Hobbyhorse'

1819

North East view of General Post Office

1851

Coloured aquatint. Paper on cloth backing. Lady Hampton.

1842

Aquatint engraving of Gurney's steam carriage of 1827

1827
Coloured aquatint. Geometrical Elevation of the London and Greenwich Railway. Drawn by A B Clayton. Aquatint by C Hunt. Published by Ackermann and Co, 96 Strand, London. May 1834.

Coloured aquatint 'Geometrical Elevation of the London and Greenwich Railway', by A B Clayton, 1834

1834-05
Coloured aquatint. 'View of the Intersection Bridge on the Line of the St Helens and Runcorn Gap Railway crossing the Liverpool and Manchester Railway near the foot of the Sutton Inclined Plane'. Engraved by S G Hughes. Published by R Ackermann, No 96 Strand, London, and J and J Mawdsley, Liverpool. 1832.

Coloured aquatint 'View of the Intersection Bridge on the Line of the St Helens and Runcorn Gap...', engraved by S G Hughes, 1832

1832
Coloured aquatint. View of the Manchester & Liverpool Railway taken at Newton. Shows two trains at station, a third in the distance. Drawn by Calvert. Aquatint by Havell. 1825. 11.811 x 15.5512 in.

View of the Manchester & Liverpool Railway at Newton

1825
Coloured aquatint. 'Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. Plate II'. A Train of Waggons with Goods, etc; A Train of Carriages with Cattle. Drawn by I Shaw, Liverpool. Engraved by S G Hughes .Published by R Ackermann, 96 Strand, London. November 1831.

Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway

1831-01
Coloured aquatint. Liverpool & Manchester Railway. 'Edge Hill Station, End of the Tunnel'. Drawn by S Kelper. Engraved by John Harris. Published by Ackermann & Co and Henry Lacy, 64 Bold St, Liverpool. 30 September 1836. (Originally part of larger sheet entitled Three Views on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway).

Edge Hill Station, End of the Tunnel

1836