Bilston - A Bilston Chap : woodcut engraving
Image of a man in a smock, carrying a pick axe, and a basket. Reproduced in Palmer and Crowquill's `Wanderings of a Pen and Pencil,' p.28, [from Illustrated London News?]
Bradley Iron Works, Bilston : water colour painting
View of the ironworks, stretching back into the distance. Showing eleven furnaces, and pumping or winding engines, (on two,) and people at work. Artist: Robert Noyes.
Soho Manufactory - Plate Company: engraving
'The Soho Plate Company. Late Matthew Boulton Plate Co.' Showing the front of the factory, which is a three storey building, with a drive-way and entrance gate.[? used as a bill head.] Anonymous.
Soho Manufactory from the Ninevah Road: steel engraving
'Soho, From the Ninevah Road.' Showing the back of the factory with trees growing up around it. 'Drawn by F. Calvert; Engraved by T. Radclyffe; Published by W. Emans, Bromsgrove St., Birmingham.'
Soho Manufactory: aquatint engraving
'Vue des Magazins & appartenants a la Manufacture de Boulton & Fothergill situee a Soho pres de Birmingham en Angleterre.' Showing a view of a large, three storey building taken near the entrance gate. ...
Soho Manufactory: coloured aquatint engraving
North east view of the Soho Manufactory, showing a large white building of three storeys, surrounded by smaller buildings.Inscribed 'To Mathew Boulton Esqr., this N. E. View of Soho Manufactory, is inscribed ...
Soho Manufactory: steel engraving
'The Soho Manufactory near Birmingham, belonging to Messrs. Boulton & Watt.' North east view showing a large white building of three storeys, surrounded by smaller buildings, and a lake to the right ...
Soho Manufactory: steel engraving
'Soho, Staffordshire.' North east view showing a large white building of three storeys, surrounded by smaller buildings, and a lake to the right of the buildings. There is parkland in the foreground, ...
Soho Manufactory: water colour painting
'Soho Manufactory.' North east view showing a large white building of three storeys, surrounded by smaller buildings. There is a lake to the right of the buildings, and parkland in the foreground. Anonymous, ...
Soho Manufactory: water colour painting with ink outline
'Birmingham.' Showing the front of the three storey main building. Also showing the drive-way leading to the building through trees, and a pool to the right of the building. Anonymous, [F. Eginton.]...
Soho Manufactory: water colour painting with pen outline
'Birmingham.' North east view showing a large white building of three storeys, surrounded by smaller buildings. There is a lake to the right of the buildings, and parkland in the foreground, with a drive ...
Soho Manufactory: woodcut engraving
'Soho,' showing the back of the factory. In the foreground men are pushing a large cog-wheel on a hand-cart, and there is a tree to the right. (There is printing on the reverse.) Anonymous.
Soho Manufactory: woodcut engraving (vignetted)
'The Soho Manufactory of Messrs. Boulton and Watt, Handsworth.' Showing the back of the factory with trees growing up around it. With five lines of letterpress describing the factory. Anonymous, [drawn ...
Tipton Old Church: sepia wash drawing
'Tipton Old Church.' Showing a medieval tower and the ruins of a nave, standing by iron-works of which three high chimneys are seen. Part of the graveyard is also shown on the left in the foreground. ...
Wednesbury - A Tilt Engine: pen and ink drawing
'A Tilt Engine for forcing of Water done by John Cooper Carpenter in the parsh (sic) of Wednesbury.' A working drawing showing twin buckets filled by a stream of water, which rise and fall alternately ...
Wolverhampton - Ironworks: water colour painting
Showing the ironworks (apparently out of town), with four furnaces and a high chimney. There is the distant spire of St. George's church and the tower of St. Peter's Church in the background to the left, ...
Wolverhampton - 'Ketley': sepia drawing
'Ketley (sic) near Wolvehampton.' Showing a bridge over a canal and many furnaces beyond, in the dusk and smoke, giving an impression of an iron-working district. 'H. C. A.,' [Henry Curzon Allport].