Trevithick's High Pressure Steam Engine and Boiler, c. 1806
1805-1806
Stentor Rocket Engine
1955-1965
Parsons' steam turbine generator, 1884
1884
Power jets (Whittle) W2/700 Turbojet engine, with starter motor
1944
Mill Engine by Burnley Ironworks Company
Napier Naiad turboprop engine
Armstrong Siddeley sapphire turbojet engine.
Petter W1 engine
Perkins V8.510 engine, sectioned
Wright Cyclone 18 Aero Engine
Bristol Orion Turboprop Engine
circa 1956
Bristol Siddeley Olympus Aero-Engine
1959-1968
De Havilland 'Spectre' 1953 aircraft-assisting rocket engine.
1953
Bristol Hercules 216 Aero-Engine
1959
ZOD Diesel Radial Aero-Engine
Napier Rapier Engine
Junkers Jumo 4A Opposed Piston Diesel Engine
1935
Small size Cawley's double-acting Glandless Steam Engine
Gamma 201 rocket engine, c. 1957.
1955-1957
Helmholtz electromagnetic engine by Vos
150 H.P. B.R.I. engine No. 433 W.D. No. 36903
Early Green Aero Engine Type C6
1905-1910
Vickers-Supermarine Mk I Spitfire, c 1940, with separate Merlin engine.
1940
Motor car engine
1919
Remains of a Cornish pumping engine, 'Old Bess', built by James Watt, 1777.
1777
Franklin Reciprocating steam engines
Bristol Proteus series 600 turboprop engine
‘Gnome’ Rotary Aeroengine from a ‘Birdling’ Monoplane
1908
6-Cylinder Radial Anzani Aero Engine
200 h.p. Hispano-Suiza Engine
"Vivinus" 4 Cylinder Water Cooled Aero Engine
1909
Bristol "Proteus" turboprop aero engine
Sectioned De Havilland Goblin Turbojet Engine
1946
Alvis Leonides Type 521/2 Aero Engine
Napier Nomad E145 Compound Turbo-Diesel Aircraft Engine
Sectioned Armstrong Siddeley Cheetah Aero-Engine
Napier "Dagger" Series VIII Aero Engine
Gardner 4L2 diesel engine
Balance wheel engine, Swiss, 19th century
Engine telegraph
Watt's experimental engine with separate condenser
Ruling engine for producing stage micrometers
1840
Hot air engine used for stirring reaction vessels
4.5 h.p. 'Minerva' Vee-twin Cylinder Motor Cycle Engine, 1906
1906
Motor car engine
1903
Crossley horizontal gas engine 1935
1935
Aveling and Porter steam traction engine
Early electro-magnetic engine by Alfred Apps, London
SE5A fighter, 1917.
1917
Stirling's hot air engine, c. 1816.
1811-1826