Longitudinal Section Collection
A longitudinal section is a fascinating glimpse into the inner workings and intricate details of various structures and objects
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A longitudinal section is a fascinating glimpse into the inner workings and intricate details of various structures and objects. From the microscopic world to grand architectural marvels, these sections provide us with valuable insights. In the realm of biology, we can explore the wonders of nature through a light micrograph of a Castor oil stem's longitudinal section. This image reveals the complex arrangement of cells and tissues that allow this plant to thrive. Transportation enthusiasts will be captivated by wood engravings from 1877 showcasing a steam locomotive's longitudinal section. These detailed illustrations offer a peek into the inner mechanisms that powered these mighty machines during their heyday. Speaking of transportation, an engraving titled "The New Bessember Saloon Steamer" presents sections highlighting its design features. This majestic vessel showcases how engineers meticulously planned every aspect for optimal functionality and comfort. Another engraving captures "The Channel Railway Ferry, " offering us glimpses into different sections of this proposed steamboat. The intricacies involved in creating such vessels are evident in this detailed portrayal. Architecture lovers will appreciate an engraving depicting the Royal Surrey Theatre's longitudinal section, designed by Mr John Ellis. It provides insight into how architects craft spaces for theatrical performances while considering acoustics and audience experience. Delving further back in history, an engraving called "Detail of El Rey D Jayme II" offers us a glimpse into medieval architecture's cross-sections. This intricate artwork showcases the craftsmanship behind ancient buildings' structural elements. Moving on to more recent times, we have black-and-white photographs capturing "The Royal Liver Building. " Its longitudinal section highlights significant areas like The Board Room – where important decisions were made within those iconic walls. Engineering enthusiasts will find fascination in an engraved facsimile sketch by Ericsson showcasing his original Monitor's transverse section. This invention revolutionized naval warfare with its unique design elements carefully depicted in this illustration. Urban dwellers can explore London's underground through an engraving titled "Subway, Covent Garden Approach.