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Specifications Collection

"Unveiling the Marvels of Specifications: From Steam Locomotives to Lavatories and Beyond" Step into a world where precision reigns supreme

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Photograph of the steam locomotive Lord Faringdon

Photograph of the steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169, fitted with the Robinson superheater. Signed Mr G Robinson, with specifications for the locomotive on the verso. Date: circa 1880s

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169

Steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169
Specifications of the steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169, fitted with the Robinson superheater. Signed Mr G Robinson. Date: circa 1880s

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Decorated Lavatories from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co

Decorated Lavatories from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co
STC182254 Decorated Lavatories from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co. Manchester, published c.1890 (colour litho) by English School

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Okeanos Closets from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co

Okeanos Closets from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co
STC182255 Okeanos Closets from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co. Manchester, published c.1890 (colour litho) by English School

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Decorated Lavatories from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co

Decorated Lavatories from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co
STC182252 Decorated Lavatories from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co. Manchester, published c.1890 (colour litho) by English School

Background imageSpecifications Collection: New London Bridge - John Rennie Engineer (engraving)

New London Bridge - John Rennie Engineer (engraving)
610854 New London Bridge - John Rennie Engineer (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Triton Closet from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co

Triton Closet from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co
STC182256 Triton Closet from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co. Manchester, published c.1890 (colour litho) by English School

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Decorated Lavatory Bowls from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison

Decorated Lavatory Bowls from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison
STC182253 Decorated Lavatory Bowls from a catalogue of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co. Manchester, published c.1890 (colour litho) by English School

Background imageSpecifications Collection: USA - Standard Oil Building

USA - Standard Oil Building - Standard Oil Building. The building which was originally built in 1885 according to design specifications by architect Francis H

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Brochure page, Oldsmobile Six and Eight

Brochure page, Oldsmobile Six and Eight, giving detailed specifications. Date: 1930s

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Collectors card, architect at work

Collectors card, architect at work. Date: early 20th century

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Martin 2-0-2 Model Plans and Specifications brochure

Martin 2-0-2 Model Plans and Specifications brochure

Background imageSpecifications Collection: White Star Line, SS Olympic window sketches

White Star Line, SS Olympic window sketches
A White Star Line handwritten booklet entitled Particulars of Oceanic Steam Navigation Co, SS Olympic, May 1911. The vessel returned to the shipyard in Belfast in October 1911 for alterations

Background imageSpecifications Collection: Moses Builds Tabernacle

Moses Builds Tabernacle
He builds a Tabernacle to Gods specifications


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"Unveiling the Marvels of Specifications: From Steam Locomotives to Lavatories and Beyond" Step into a world where precision reigns supreme, as we explore the fascinating realm of specifications. In this captivating journey, we encounter remarkable artifacts that showcase the meticulous attention to detail in various industries. Our first stop takes us back in time with a photograph of the majestic steam locomotive Lord Faringdon 1169. Its powerful presence and intricate design epitomize engineering excellence at its finest. Next, we delve into the realm of sanitary wares produced by Morrison, Ingram & Co. Behold the lavatories adorned with exquisite decorations that elevate these everyday essentials into works of art. The Okeanos Closets and Triton Closet from their catalogues exemplify innovation combined with aesthetic appeal. Moving on, we witness history unfold through an engraving showcasing John Rennie's architectural masterpiece - New London Bridge. This iconic structure stands as a testament to human ingenuity and engineering prowess. But specifications extend beyond transportation and architecture; they permeate every aspect of our lives. Even mundane objects like lavatory bowls become extraordinary when crafted with utmost precision, as demonstrated by Morrison's Decorated Lavatory Bowls. Across continents, specifications shape skylines and redefine urban landscapes. The USA Standard Oil Building stands tall as a symbol of progress and technological advancement—a testament to how they are transform cities. Innovation extends even further into the automotive industry, where Oldsmobile Six and Eight models captivate car enthusiasts worldwide. A brochure page offers tantalizing glimpses into these meticulously designed vehicles that combine style with performance. Beyond tangible creations lies another facet—the minds behind them—architects who weave dreams into reality. A collector's card featuring an architect at work reminds us that every blueprint starts with precise calculations before becoming awe-inspiring structures. Finally, we encounter designs for small holdings—an embodiment of how they are empower individuals and communities.