Crampton Collection

An engraving depicting the Crampton express locomotive, 19th century
5311273 An engraving depicting the Crampton express locomotive, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1874); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Client - Elizabeth Henry the gown manufacturer (2/2). February 25 1952. Date: 1952

Client - Elizabeth Henry the gown manufacturer (1/2). February 25, 1952. Date: 1952

Gallahers Park Drive Cigarettes Advertisement
An advertisement photograph promoting Gallahers Park Drive Cigarettes, the enhanced image portrays a man reaching for the sky, with a cigarette in his hand, putting it on a pedestal as it were

Cyclist Paint Advertisement Photograph
A photograph used for the advertisement of paint, portraying a boy delivering a number of cans on his bicycle. Date: circa 1939

Cinerarias
A still life oil painting of some cineraria flowers, arranged neatly in a simple, silvery vase. Date: circa 1919

Peter Crampton European Champs.Helsinki 1994 17 August 1994 Date: 17 August 1994

John Crampton, Crawley Blues Festival, Hawth Crawley, East Sussex, 2014. Artist: Brian O Connor
John Crampton, Crawley Blues Festival, Hawth Crawley, East Sussex, 2014

Cramptons railway locomotive engine, 1866. Artist: GB Smith
Cramptons railway locomotive engine, 1866. The locomotive represented by this model was designed and built by Thomas Russell Crampton for the Northern Railway of France

Railway steam locomotive designed in 1849 by English engineer Thomas Russell Crampton. Cramptons (1816-1888) design featured a low-pitched boiler

Crampton Locomotive
Cramptons six-wheel steam locomotive. Date: 1848

Cramptons Railway Steam Locomotive Engine, 19Th Century. From Cyclopaedia Of Useful Arts And Manufactures By Charles Tomlinson

Geums (c.1930-31). Walker, John Crampton 1890-1942. Date: 1930-1931 (circa)

Thomas Russell Crampton, English

Schematic view of the locomotive designed by Thomas Russell Crampton in 1843, first built in 1846
CRAMPTON LOCOMOTIVE. Schematic view of the locomotive designed by Thomas Russell Crampton in 1843, first built in 1846. Wood engraving, French, c1870

Railway steam locomotive designed in 1849 by the English engineer Thomas Russell Crampton (1816-1888). Wood engraving

Blitz in London - Bow Churchyard, WW2
Scene of devastation in Bow Churchyard, City of London, following a bombing raid on 16 September 1940

T R Crampton / IMechE

Crampton Patent Loco. GE 1851 / IMechE

Partula affinis, P. otaheitana, French Polynesian tree snail
Plate 29 from Studies on the Genus Partula by Henry Edward Crampton (1916). Found only in French Polynesia this entire genus is on the brink of extinction due to predation from the introduced rosy

Partula mirabilis, P. mooreana, French Polynesian tree snai

Lablanche, constructed drawing of a locomotive passenger engine, side elevation Date: 1897

Locomotive passenger engine, side elevation and section Date: 1848

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"Crampton: A Name Synonymous with Innovation and Excellence" The name "Crampton" has been associated with various fields of expertise, from engineering to artistry. It represents a legacy of innovation and excellence that continues to inspire. In the world of transportation, the Crampton locomotive stands as a testament to Thomas Russell Crampton's ingenuity. Designed in 1849, this railway steam locomotive revolutionized train travel with its advanced features. Its powerful engine propelled trains forward, connecting people and places like never before. But the influence of the Crampton name extends beyond railways. Peter Crampton made his mark in the music industry as he graced the stage at Crawley Blues Festival in 2014. His soulful performance captivated audiences at Hawth Crawley, East Sussex, leaving an indelible impression on all who witnessed it. Artistic endeavors have also been touched by the magic of "Crampton. " Brian O'Connor's photograph captured a cyclist painted advertisement against Gallahers Park Drive cigarettes backdrop - an artistic fusion that seamlessly blends commerce and creativity. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate how even flowers bear witness to the impact of "Crampton. " The vibrant beauty of cinerarias and geums showcases nature's own interpretation of elegance inspired by this remarkable name. And let us not forget about history. John Crampton left his mark on legal proceedings when he designed majestic court gowns back in 1933 for Majesties Courts. These regal garments added grandeur to judicial proceedings while exemplifying craftsmanship at its finest. From engineering marvels to musical performances, artistic expressions to botanical wonders – each bearing traces of "Cramptons" – it is clear that this name embodies brilliance across diverse domains. Whether it be through locomotives or courts' attire, English engineer Thomas Russell Crampton ensured his family name would forever be synonymous with innovation and excellence.