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Engravings of colour sketches showing solar prominences by Etienne Leopold Trouvelot

1872

Solar Corona 1893 April 16

1893

Solar Corona 1871

1871

Large Eruptive Prominence On The Sun

1916-05

Glass positive:- Large eruptive prominence

1916; 1929

Colour print showing the corona around the Sun during a solar eclipse, 1870.

1870

One of four photographs in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona taken with Lyot's "Coronagraph"

1936

Photograph of Drawing of Solar Chromosphere

1869

Colour print showing solar prominences

1872

Four photographic prints in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona

1936

Photograph of Drawing of Solar Chromosphere

1869

Photograph of Drawing of Solar Chromosphere

1869

Solar Corona

1898

Solar Corona 1893 April 16

1893

Solar Corona 1883

1883

Solar Corona 1885

1885

Solar Corona 1875 April 6

1875

Solar Corona 1878 July 29

1878

Set of eight colour lithographs of colour sketches showing the sun

1870-1872

Colour print showing solar prominences

1872

Glass positive:- large eruptive prominence

1916

Glass positive:- large eruptive prominence

1916

One of four photographs in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona taken with Lyot's "Coronagraph"

1936

Photograph of Drawing of Solar Chromosphere

1869

Photograph of Drawing of Solar Chromosphere

1869

Solar Corona 1886 August 29

1886

Solar Corona 1889 Dec

1889

Glass positive:- very high eruptive prominence, T. Royds, Kodaikanal Observatory, South India, 1928, November 19, this prominence attained a height of 567,000 miles, 10" x 8"

Glass positive:- very high eruptive prominence

1928

Positive transparency on film, size 8" x 10", Solar Corona, 1908, January 3, Flint Island, South Pacific Lick Expedition

Positive transparency on film

1908

Positive transparency on film, size 8" x 10", Solar Corona, 1900, May 28, Wadesboro, N. Carolina, E.E. Barnard, Yerkes Expedition

Positive transparency on film

1900

Glass positive:- total solar eclipse, 1927, June 29, photograph of inner Corona, obtained at Giggleswick, J. Jackson, Royal Observatory, Greenwich, 6-inch Refractor, focal length, 45 ft, exposure, 19 sec, 8" x 10"

Glass positive:- total solar eclipse

1927

Glass diapositive in passe-partout frame [X14] of a drawing by Mr Wesley [plate 12] showing the solar corona as seen from Sumatra at the solar eclipse of May 18th, 1901.

Glass diapositive of a drawing showing the solar corona at the eclipse seen from Sumatra

1901

One of four photographs in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona taken with Lyot's "Coronagraph" at the observatory at the Pic du Midi, France on , July 6th 1936 (8 h).

One of four photographs in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona taken with Lyot's "Coronagraph"

1936

Glass diapositive in passe-partout frame [X14] of a drawing by Mr Wesley [plate 13] showing the solar corona as seen from Sfase, Tunisia at the solar eclipse of August 30th, 1905.

Glass diapositive of a drawing showing the solar corona at the eclipse seen from Tunisia

1905

Glass diapositive in passe-partout frame of the solar corona taken by Dr Crommelin or Davidson at Benkoelin in Sumatra on January 14th, 1926. The photograph is a copy made by the Science Museum from originals supplied by the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.

Glass diapositive in passe-partout frame of the solar corona

1926

Five positive transparencies, size 3 1/4" x 3 1/4", successive photographs (5) taken at Sahdol, India, during the total Solar eclipse of 1898, January 22, (prepared from negatives lent by the Astronomer Royal)

Five positive transparencies

1898

One of four photographs in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona taken with Lyot's "Coronagraph" at the observatory at the Pic du Midi, France on , June 22nd 1936 (8 h).

One of four photographs in passe-partout frames of Solar Corona taken with Lyot's "Coronagraph"

1936

Glass diapositive in passe-partout frame [X14] of a drawing by Mr Wesley [plate 8] showing the solar corona as seen from Sahdol, India at the solar eclipse of January 22th, 1898.

Glass diapositive of a drawing showing the solar corona at the eclipse seen from India, 1898

1898

One of three colour engravings with window mounts of colour sketches showing nine viws of solar prominences (Pl 10.), observed and drawn by Etienne Leopold Trouvelot in 1872 at the Harvard College Observatory.

Colour print showing solar prominences

1872

Glass diapositive in passe-partout frame [X14] of a drawing by Mr Wesley [plate 14] showing the solar corona as seen from Sfase, Tunisia at the solar eclipse of August 30th, 1905.

Glass diapositive of a drawing showing the solar corona at the eclipse seen from Tunisia

1905

Glass positive, 15" x 12", showing the Corona at the Total Solar Eclipse of June 29th 1927. Taken at Giggleswick school, Settle

Glass positive

1927

Glass positive, 15"x12", showing the Corona at the Total Solar Eclipse of May 9th 1929. Taken at Alor Star

Glass positive

1929

Positive transparency on film, size 14" x 14", Sun's Corona at total eclipse of 1926, January 14; at Benkoelen, Sumatra, by F.W. Aston

Positive transparency on film

1926

Eruptive prominence, photographed at the Kenwood Observatory, Chicago 1895, March 24, 22h. 40m. C.M.T.

Eruptive prominence

1895

Eruptive prominence, photographed at the Kenwood Observatory, Chicago 1895 24 22h 58m. C.M.T.

Eruptive prominence

1895

Quiescent prominence, photographed at the Kenwood Observatory, Chicago 1895 July 3, 4h, 10m, C.M. T.

Quiescent prominence

1895