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19th Century Collection (page 42)

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Background image19th Century Collection: Glass globe electric machine

Glass globe electric machine

Background image19th Century Collection: July 2, 1729, Grey and Wehler discover the spread of electricity along conductive bodies

July 2, 1729, Grey and Wehler discover the spread of electricity along conductive bodies

Background image19th Century Collection: Experiment of Otto von Guericke

Experiment of Otto von Guericke

Background image19th Century Collection: Hausens Electric Machine

Hausens Electric Machine

Background image19th Century Collection: Hauksbees first electric machine

Hauksbees first electric machine

Background image19th Century Collection: William Gilbert writes his De Arte Magnetica treatise

William Gilbert writes his De Arte Magnetica treatise

Background image19th Century Collection: Hauksbees second electric machine

Hauksbees second electric machine

Background image19th Century Collection: Electric machine of Otto von Guericke

Electric machine of Otto von Guericke

Background image19th Century Collection: The MM. Barrat brothers forked hoe steam machine

The MM. Barrat brothers forked hoe steam machine

Background image19th Century Collection: Traction engine, or steam car, invented by M. Lotz from Nantes

Traction engine, or steam car, invented by M. Lotz from Nantes

Background image19th Century Collection: Steam Ploughing

Steam Ploughing

Background image19th Century Collection: Macadam Compressor

Macadam Compressor

Background image19th Century Collection: M. Fowlers steam plough

M. Fowlers steam plough

Background image19th Century Collection: Machine to beat grain sheaves

Machine to beat grain sheaves

Background image19th Century Collection: Fowlers traction engine for steam ploughing

Fowlers traction engine for steam ploughing

Background image19th Century Collection: Anchor for Steam ploughing

Anchor for Steam ploughing

Background image19th Century Collection: M. Anjubaults traction engine

M. Anjubaults traction engine

Background image19th Century Collection: MM. Cail and Companys traction engine

MM. Cail and Companys traction engine

Background image19th Century Collection: M. Durennes traction engine

M. Durennes traction engine

Background image19th Century Collection: Cross section of the hearth and the crossed boiler reboiler of M

Cross section of the hearth and the crossed boiler reboiler of M. Hermann-Lachapelles industrial traction engine

Background image19th Century Collection: Cascading Leyden jars

Cascading Leyden jars

Background image19th Century Collection: Electric Carillon

Electric Carillon

Background image19th Century Collection: Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin

Background image19th Century Collection: Franklin in his laboratory of physics in Philadelphia

Franklin in his laboratory of physics in Philadelphia

Background image19th Century Collection: Electric Spider

Electric Spider

Background image19th Century Collection: Discharging the Leyden jar

Discharging the Leyden jar

Background image19th Century Collection: Experiment conducted in 1747 on the Thames by Martin Folcker, Cavendish and Bevis

Experiment conducted in 1747 on the Thames by Martin Folcker, Cavendish and Bevis near London Bridge to measure the speed of electricity

Background image19th Century Collection: Experiment conducted in 1746 by Lemonnier in the monastry of Chartreux to measure

Experiment conducted in 1746 by Lemonnier in the monastry of Chartreux to measure the speed of electricity

Background image19th Century Collection: Electric Tile

Electric Tile

Background image19th Century Collection: Experiment conducted in Leiden by Musschenbroek on 20 April 1746

Experiment conducted in Leiden by Musschenbroek on 20 April 1746

Background image19th Century Collection: The Leyden jar communicates with the electric machine

The Leyden jar communicates with the electric machine

Background image19th Century Collection: Inflammation of the spirit of wine by an electric spark

Inflammation of the spirit of wine by an electric spark

Background image19th Century Collection: Musschenbroek

Musschenbroek

Background image19th Century Collection: Electric machine used by Watson to ignite alcoholic spirits

Electric machine used by Watson to ignite alcoholic spirits

Background image19th Century Collection: The first electric spark driven through the human body (1745)

The first electric spark driven through the human body (1745)

Background image19th Century Collection: Nairnes Electrical Machine (1782)

Nairnes Electrical Machine (1782)

Background image19th Century Collection: The modern electric machine

The modern electric machine

Background image19th Century Collection: Platelayer signalling that the track is clear

Platelayer signalling that the track is clear

Background image19th Century Collection: A cart and ditch to change the railway tracks

A cart and ditch to change the railway tracks

Background image19th Century Collection: System of hexagonal turning plates for parallel tracks and crossed tracks

System of hexagonal turning plates for parallel tracks and crossed tracks

Background image19th Century Collection: Railway signal

Railway signal

Background image19th Century Collection: Nineteenth century railway features: Rectangular turning plate and a cross section

Nineteenth century railway features: Rectangular turning plate and a cross section of this plate

Background image19th Century Collection: Level crossing and barrier

Level crossing and barrier

Background image19th Century Collection: Rectangular railway turning plates

Rectangular railway turning plates

Background image19th Century Collection: Railroad switches

Railroad switches

Background image19th Century Collection: Machine to cut the railway track

Machine to cut the railway track

Background image19th Century Collection: Machine for switching tracks

Machine for switching tracks

Background image19th Century Collection: Fishplate

Fishplate



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