Ventilating Collection

An engraving depicting the bottom of a pit shaft showing the corves being sent to the surface
5311243 An engraving depicting the bottom of a pit shaft showing the corves being sent to the surface, a pony drawing clear corves back to the coal face and, left

Engraving depicting a fireman opening the door of the ventilating furnace at the bottom of a coal pit
5309094 Engraving depicting a fireman opening the door of the ventilating furnace at the bottom of a coal pit; (add.info)

Tecton Bomb Shelter Design 830 People
An architectural design showing a sectional view of a bomb shelter that can contain 830 people, numbers indicate features including entry ramps, air extracts and intakes, water sump

Ratner strong room door, No. 6, banker's patent steel door with grip frame and ventilating grille. Date: circa 1920s

Ventilating shaft in Wandsworth Prison (engraving)
614620 Ventilating shaft in Wandsworth Prison (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ventilating shaft in Wandsworth Prison, Wandsworth)

Page from The Architect s, Surveyors and Engineers Compendium 1892 (engraving)
728193 Page from The Architect s, Surveyors and Engineers Compendium 1892 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Page from The Architect s)

Ventilation (engraving)
1593967 Ventilation (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ventilation. Illustration for The Pictorial Times, 31 January 1846)

Advert, Ventilating Kitchener Close Range Oven
Advert, Benham & Sons, Wigmore Street, London - Ventilating Kitchener, Close Range Oven with Open Chimney. circa 1890

Advert, Ricketss Ventilating Globe Lights
Advert, Benham & Sons, Wigmore Street, London - Ricketss Ventilating Globe Lights (gas). circa 1890

Apparatus for ventilation (litho)
6013424 Apparatus for ventilation (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Apparatus for ventilation)

The Paris International Exhibition (engraving)
1620641 The Paris International Exhibition (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Paris International Exhibition)

Mining (engraving)
3650047 Mining (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mining. Illustrations of term relating to coal mining)

Section through Suburban House (litho)
3650890 Section through Suburban House (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Section through Suburban House)

The Mersey Tunnel - under the River Mersey between Liverpool and Birkenhead - interior and associated structures - The Ventilating Shaft at Pier Head, the Junction Chamber

Hall Stove, by Pierce, Jermyn Street, London, Uk. this is a Pro-Pneumatic Warming and Ventilating Stove Grate, Suitable for the Entrance Hall or Staircase

operated by horse and manpower. Woodcut from Georgius Agricolas treatise De Re Metallica, 1556
MINE VENTILATION SYSTEM operated by horse and manpower. Woodcut from Georgius Agricolas treatise De Re Metallica, 1556

Three devices for ventilating mines with bellows. In the centre the horse turns the wheel and cams, I, I, work the bellows

Ventilating a mine using bellows. From De re metallica, by Agricola, pseudonym of Georg Bauer (Basle, 1556). Woodcut. Mining

Various devices for ventilating mines. From De re metallica, by Agricola, pseudonym of Georg Bauer (Basle, 1556). Woodcut

Ventilating a mine. Hollow drum with air holes, B, at opposite sides, mounted on an axle, C, to which are fixed fans rotating inside the drum

Hall Stove, By Pierce, Jermyn Street, London, UK. This Is A Pro-pneumatic Warming And Ventilating Stove Grate, Suitable For The Entrance Hall Or Staircase

Sleep apnoea treatment C013 / 8744
MODEL RELEASED. Sleep apnoea treatment. Close-up of an obese woman using a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine to treat sleep apnoea

Ventilator opening, designed by Thomas Jefferson in order for wind to blow into his home at Monticello to keep the air
JEFFERSON: MONTICELLO. Ventilator opening, designed by Thomas Jefferson in order for wind to blow into his home at Monticello to keep the air fresh

VENTILATING COSTUME, 1858. The great economical idea of the age. The ventilating costume: cool in summer, warm in winter. Wood engraving, 1858

Clean room ventilation apparatus. Ventilation pipes being used to maintain and circulate clean air in a clean room facility

16th Century mine ventilation, artwork
16th Century mine ventilation. Historical artwork showing three different methods used to ventilate mines during the 16th Century. Published in 1556

Benhams Improved
BENHAMs IMPROVED VENTILATING KITCHENER - roasts, bakes, boils and steams with one fire, and supplies a bath if required

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Ventilating has been a crucial aspect of design and engineering throughout history, ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals in various settings. From bomb shelters to strong room doors, from tunnels to prisons, ventilation has played a vital role in maintaining fresh air circulation. In the early 1920s, Tecton Bomb Shelter Design accommodated up to 830 people while incorporating efficient ventilation systems. Ratner's strong room door with its grip frame and ventilating grille provided both security and proper airflow for valuable assets. These innovations were ahead of their time. Even underground structures like the Mersey Tunnel recognized the importance of ventilation. Ventilating shafts were strategically placed along its length to ensure that commuters had access to clean air during their journey under the River Mersey. Wandsworth Prison also prioritized ventilation as depicted in an engraving showcasing a ventilating shaft within its walls. This attention to detail aimed at improving living conditions for inmates demonstrates how even confined spaces can benefit from adequate airflow. The Architect's Surveyors and Engineers Compendium from 1892 featured engravings highlighting different methods of ventilation employed in buildings. It showcased how architects sought innovative ways to incorporate fresh air into enclosed spaces, promoting healthier environments for occupants. Advertisements further emphasized the significance of proper ventilation in everyday life. The Ventilating Kitchener Close Range Oven promised improved indoor air quality while cooking, enhancing comfort levels within households. Ricketss Ventilating Globe Lights offered similar benefits by providing well-ventilated lighting solutions for homes or workplaces. Beyond domestic applications, apparatuses designed specifically for ventilation were developed across industries such as mining where workers faced hazardous conditions due to poor air quality. These inventions aimed at safeguarding miners' health by introducing much-needed fresh air into subterranean environments. The Paris International Exhibition showcased advancements in various fields including architecture and engineering; naturally, it highlighted cutting-edge techniques related to ventilation systems too. This event served as a platform for sharing knowledge and inspiring further innovation in the field.