Genre: Industrial Photography Side view of the locomotive 'Folkstone,' of the South Eastern Railway, patented by T. R. Crampton and built by Stephenson and Co., Newcastle.
Close view of a two-wheeled, covered buffalo carriage from India. A print of this photograph, there credited to Owen, was also shown at the 1852 Royal Society of Arts Photographic Exhibition.
Cotton machinery; Hibbert, Platt, and Sons. Photographer: Ferrier, Claude-Marie
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Genre: Industrial Photography Close view of piece of machinery manufactured by Hibbert, Platt and Sons: 'In the exhibition of machinery for spinning, and its preparatory processes, Messrs. Hibbert, Platt, and Sons have taken the lead, by establishing and maintaining in operation a complete seri...
'Epurator;' machine for cleaning cotton; Risler. Photographer: Ferrier, Claude-Marie
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Genre: Industrial Photography Close view of the machine: 'Mr. Risler (France, 1438), exhibits a machine, which he terms 'L'Epurateur,' for opening and cleaning cotton upon a new system, which promises great advantages … ' (p. 415).
Wool-carding machines; Mercier and Co. Photographer: Ferrier, Claude-Marie
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Genre: Industrial Photography Close view of a machine: 'In the French Department a set of woollen machinery, on the same system [as Mason's], is exhibited by Messrs. Mercier and Co. (632), of Louviers; namely, two carding-machines and one semi self-acting mule. These machines are of highly-fini...
Flax machinery; Lawson and Sons. Photographer: Ferrier, Claude-Marie
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Genre: Industrial Photography Close view of the flax processing machine exhibited by Lawson and Sons, who, in this section, 'contribute a set of sixteen machines (75), which, for beauty of execution, value and completeness of illustration, are fully equal to those which Messrs. Hibbert have fur...
Genre: Industrial Photography Close view of Barlow's patented double Jacquard loom: 'In Mr. Barlow's double jacquard loom (82), two cylinders are employed, and the cards are disposed upon these in alternate order, so that, while one cylinder and its card are brought into action upon the horizon...
Lathe for railway wheels; Sharp, Brothers, and Co. Photographer: Ferrier, Claude-Marie
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Genre: Industrial Photography Close view of the machine: 'A magnificent railway-wheel lathe, with two opposite headstocks and face-plates, and two compound slide-rests to correspond, capable of turning wheels above seven feet in diameter, is exhibited by Messrs. Sharp.' (p. 424).