office boy; carriage works apprentice; training, carriage construction; drawing office; work study; Winston Churchill's funeral; carriage repairs; general manager's saloon; derailments, continuous welded rail; exhibition trains; weather; wagons, claims, maintenance; privatisation; nuclear industry; Transmark; consultancy; TOPS; d.o.b. 1935-10-06, railway work: 1950-c.1990s, BR Southern Region; London Brighton & South Coast Railway; London Transport; South Eastern & Chatham Railway; Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Francais (SNCF); Transfera; Rank Xerox; Post Office; New Zealand Railways; English Welsh & Scottish Railway (EWS); Lancing carriage works; Brighton; Micheldever; London; Eastleigh works; Portsmouth; Southampton; Eastleigh locomotive shed; Slade Green electric sheds; London Victoria station; Stewarts Lane; Waterloo & City line; Isle of Wight; Acton London Transport Executive works; Wimbledon depot; Clapham junction; Bournemouth; Hastings; Ashford works; London Waterloo station; Croydon; Poole; Weymouth; New Crossgate works; Dunkirk; Salisbury; Eastern Europe; Ulster; Belfast; Selhurst; Swindon; London King's Cross; York; Sellafield; Australia; Derby; Meaby, Arthur James Oral Histories 2002-04-29
booking clerk, passenger running section; time table office; BTC publications; chief publicity officer's department (passenger); Intercity advertising services; enquiry office; rules and regulations section; self drawn maps; A. Earl Edwards; David Kirby; accident; emergency timetable; publicity publications; 1966 world cup; alphabetic train departure sheets, computerisation; selective prices manual; geographic flow lines; channel tunnel; David Rayner; coded frequency maps; D2 T1-14 sectorisation; Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers andd Firemen (ASLEF) strike; inter-terminal links, London Underground; last Manchester pullman; Chris Green; penalty fares; silver swallow award; methodology; d.o.b. 1933-01-01, railway work 1948-12-04, Sydenham Hill Booking Office; West Dulwich; Austria; East Croydon; Waterloo; Lewisham; London; Stockton and Darlington; Penmanshiel Tunnel; Washington DC; New york; Euston House; London-Brighton; Stansted; British Railways; British Transport Commission (BTC); Terence Cuneo; Transmark; British cartographic Society; Thameslink; Network Southeast; Intercity; Slatter, Bernard Arthur James Oral Histories 2002-12-04; 2002-12-09
A photograph of a reclining woman with a hookah pipe, taken by James Arthur, c. 1900. The photograph shows a woman dressed in an exotic eastern-style costume reclining on rugs and cushions. Woman with hookah pipe Photographs c. 1900
Collection of railway carriage fittings, all fixed in an exhibition case, which contains a plate engraved 'James Holgate, Arthur Street East, City, London' collection comprises:-( a) 15 door handles (one engraved S.E.R.);(b) 5 door hinges;(c) 3 carriage key hole covers; (d) 2 carriage locks; (e) one decorative fitting; (f) one silk window blind with ivory fittings. james holgate collection of railway carriage fittings Locomotives and Rolling Stock Components
Three original home made Arthur Kingston cameras with plastic lenses developed by James Fenton. Three home made 'Arthur Kingston' cameras Photographic Technology
Silver gelatin print by James Jarché, mounted on board. Photograph of Dr Arthur Winnington-Ingram, Bishop of London, at a garden party for church vergers at Fulham Palace. Winnington-Ingram held the post of Bishop of London from 1901-1939. Arthur Winnington-Ingram, Bishop of London Photographs 1930s
Painting, oil on canvas, Gower Coast by Arthur James Wetherall Burgess, about 1952. Depicts the view looking down onto a sandy beach beneath a blue sky with white clouds. In the foreground, at left, is a ruined castle. Seated beneath the castle is a woman in a red dress. There are people on the beach, and a boat with a red sail at the water's edge. Beyond the beach are promontories with white cliffs, and a lighthouse is just visible. There is a ship at sea in the distance. Signed by the artist at bottom right. Original poster artwork for British Railways (Western Region) poster "The Gower Coast, Glamorganshire, South Wales, For unspoilt natural beauty", one of the Travel by Train series. Unframed. Gower Coast Pictorial Collection (Railway) c. 1952
Main components, consisting of a fireplace, double sash window with frame, door with frame and other structural elements, of the reproduction of the James Watt Workshop by H.M. Office of Works from Heathfield presented by J.T. Hudson Esq. and Arthur Round Esq. Components of the James Watt Workshop reproduction James Watt's Garret Workshop 1922-1924
Memoirs, Institution of mechanical engineers, of Thomas Arthur Bewley, William Sutton Bocquet, William Frederick Dennis, Edward Fletcher, James Simpson, George Wilson Stevenson, William Stroudley and Edward Walker Nealor Wood with excerpts of the minutes of proceedings from October 1889, published by I. Mech. institution of mechanical engineers memoirs Documents 1889
Print. Mezzotint, on laid india. [James Forrest] Wm. Mainwaring Palin ; James Faed [Presentation Proof] London. Published March 28th. 1892 by Arthur Lucas. 31. New Bond Street. W. c1892 77x56 cm, platemark 55.6 x 43.2 cm. Signed in pencil by sitter and artists. - After the oil by Palin, 1890, in the Institution of Civil Engineers London. Portrait, HL, resting r. hand on open Minute Book of General Meetings of the ICE on table before him; Secretary of the ICE, 1860-1896 (O'Donoghue, Supp.) Forrest, James, 1825-1917 Portraits 1892; Faed, James 1821-1911; Palin, William Mainwaring 1862-1947 (Note formerly recorded as 1981-2151/35 - Airy Collection) Print, mezzotint on laid india Art
Floor-boards from the James Watt reproduction Workshop, by H.M. Office of Works, United Kingdom, 1922-1924 Floor-boards from the James Watt Workshop reproduction James Watt's Garret Workshop 1922-1924
Beading from the double sash window from the reproduction of the James Watt Workshop by H.M. Office of Works from Heathfield presented by J.T. Hudson Esq. and Arthur Round Esq. Components of the James Watt Workshop reproduction James Watt's Garret Workshop 1922-1924
Reproduction of the James Watt Workshop by H.M. Office of Works, consisting of a skylight roof hatch, fireplace, double sash window with frame, door with frame and other structural elements from Heathfield presented by J.T. Hudson Esq. and Arthur Round Esq. Structural elements from the James Watt Workshop James Watt's Garret Workshop 1790-1795
Mounted photograph, commemorative portrait group, opening of the Forth Bridge, 4th March 1890, by J Lamb, photographer, Edinburgh. Showing Arthur J Knowles, Sir William Arrol, Joseph Philippe, Andrew S Biggart, A J Symonds, Reginald E Middleton, R Walter Mlik, Louis Neville, Duncan Campbell, Alex Chalmers, Rudolph Lilljequiot, T Moir, Allan D Stewart, Ernest W Moir, William Gray, Alfred E Mavor, W F Jackson, John Walker, William White Millar, Marquis of Tweeddale, Sir Matthew W Ridley, Lord Colville, William Heygate, Matthew W Thompson, Earl of Elgin, James Hall Renton, Lord Hindlip, John Dent, J B Wieland, Sir John Fowler, Samuel Balbirnie, Wilhelm Westhofen, E Malcolm Wood, John Noble, Spencer Brunton, Walter J Bourke, Maurice Fitzmaurice, Axel Shluter, Evelyn G Carey, Henry Oakeley, James Blackburn, Sir Benjamin Baker, Frederick G Cooper, William N Bakewell, Thomas Scott, George Aitken, Adam Hunter, J B Webster, John Martin. Overall: 918 mm x 672 mm. The Forth Bridge Commemorative Portrait Group Photographic Collections (Railway) 1890
