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Knives and tourniquets used for amputation. The tourniquets not only stemmed the flow of blood
526847 Knives and tourniquets used for amputation. The tourniquets not only stemmed the flow of blood, they also induced numbness, so reducing pain

General view of a gas works, showing retorts being charged,1835 (engraving)
530381 General view of a gas works, showing retorts being charged,1835 (engraving); (add.info.: From Charles Partington The British Cyclopaedia, London); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Electrostatic machine used by J.Priestley
865091 Electrostatic machine used by J.Priestley; (add.info.: Electrostatic machine used in his experiments by Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) English chemist, nonconformist clergyman and teacher

CHILD LABOUR IN MINES
Cyclopaedia of Useful Arts showing children working down the mines, with a small boy acting as a "trapper" opening an air door for a truck to 1841

Frontispiece of Encyclopaedia: An Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
CHT307813 Frontispiece of Encyclopaedia: An Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, Vol. I, by Ephraim Chambers, London, 1738 (printed paper) by English School

Early 19th century experiment with electricity on the human body. From The Cyclopaedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Literature by Abraham Rees, published London 1820

Four Different Remontoire Escapement Systems By Four Different Clock Makers Identified In The Picture. De Lafon, Massey, Mendham, Prior

Plan Of London Docks As They Were In 1808. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Repeating Watch. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Equation Clock By Enderlin. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Tools For Making Clocks From 18Th And 19Th Centuries. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

After Engraved Brass On Tomb Of William De Fulbourn In Fulbourn Church, Cambridgeshire, England. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees

A Musical Watch By The Clockmaker Recordon. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Eight Different Escapement Systems By Eight Different Clock Makers Identified In The Picture. Berthoud, Smeaton, De Bethune, Amant, Harrison, Cumming, Mudge, Peter Le Roy

Dial Work Of A Clock Showing Moons Age, Phases, Etc. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Star, Collar And Badge Of The Order Of The Garter. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

A Thirty Hour Clock With Alarm And Count Wheel Striking Work. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

An Ancient Clock Built By Henry De Wick In 1370. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Crown Of The Emperor Charlemagne. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Anglican Archbishops Mitre. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

An Ancient Clepsydra Or Water Clock. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Chime Works In The Clock Room Of St. Margarets Church, Westminster, London, England. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees

Lord Mayor Of Londons Hat, 19Th Century. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Crown Worn By The Doge Of Venice. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

The Crown Of The Prince Of Wales. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Star, Collar And Badge Of A Military Knight Grand Cross Of The Order Of The Bath. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

The Crown Of England. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Star, Collar And Badge Of The Order Of St. Patrick. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Star, Collar And Badge Of The Order Of The Thistle. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Clock With Chimes. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Helmet, Crest And Mantling Or Lambrequin Of The British Sovereign. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Imperial Crown Worn By Napoleon Bonaparte. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Cardinals Hat. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

The Papal Crown Or Tiara. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Crown Of The Kingdom Of The Netherlands. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Crown Of The Kingdom Of Spain. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Crown Of The Kingdom Of Denmark. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Crown Of The Kingdom Of Sweden. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

The East India Company Flag. Early 19Th Century. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

The English Admiralty Flag. Early 19Th Century. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

The English Royal Standard. Early 19Th Century. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Three Dimensional Geometric Shapes. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Cutting Engine By Rehe. From An Illustration First Published In 1817. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Knights Cyclopaedia of the Industry of all Nations, detailing the contents of the Great Exhibition in London. Showing the River Thames and the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park. 1851

Brooklyn Suspension Bridge, New York, designed and built by John Augustus Roebling (1806-1869) and his son Washington Augustus Roebling (1837-1926). Opened 1883. Top: Laying cable

Viaduct on the Baltimore & Washington Railroad (c1838) Engraving after picture by William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854) who visited the US in the 1830s

John Smeatons (1724-1924) English civil engineer, adaptation of Thomas Newcomen s
John Smeatons (1724-1924) English civil engineer, adaptation of Thomas Newcomens (1663-1729) steam engine. From The Cyclopaedia: or, Universal Dictionary of Arts

Lead chamber for production of sulphuric acid also known as Oil of Vitriol or H2S04, 1866. It was one of the most important industrial chemicals

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The cyclopaedia, also known as an encyclopedia, has been a valuable source of knowledge throughout history. In the early 19th century, it provided a glimpse into various aspects of society and technology. One striking image found in the frontispiece of Encyclopaedia: An Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences depicts child labor in mines. This haunting depiction serves as a reminder of the harsh conditions endured by young workers during that time. Another fascinating entry in the Cyclopaedia is Knights Cyclopaedia of the Industry of all Nations. This comprehensive volume delves into diverse industries and showcases their advancements during this era. Experimentation with electricity on the human body was another intriguing subject covered in The Cyclopaedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Literature. This early 19th-century experiment highlights humanity's curiosity about electricity's effects on our physiology. Clockmaking enthusiasts would find delight in discovering four different remontoire escapement systems created by notable clockmakers such as De Lafon, Massey, Mendham, and Prior. These intricate mechanisms are beautifully illustrated within The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature. For those interested in historical London docks, The Cyclopaedia provides a plan showcasing how they appeared back in 1808. This detailed illustration offers insights into maritime trade during that period. The publication also features various horological wonders like repeating watches and equation clocks crafted by skilled artisans like Enderlin and Recordon respectively. Their exquisite craftsmanship is displayed through detailed engravings within its pages. Additionally, tools used for making clocks from the 18th and 19th centuries are showcased within The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature. These tools serve as testaments to the precision required to create these timekeeping marvels. Art lovers will appreciate an engraving depicting brass on William De Fulbourn's tomb located in Fulbourn Church, Cambridgeshire, England.