Gas supply posters & prints

The London Gas Supply: The Condensers Anonymous

The London Gas Supply: The Coke Ground, with Gas-Holders in the Rear Anonymous

BOC Offices on Bawtry Road Sarah Smith

1970s 1973 Sorry No Gas Sign Beside Gas Pumps At Service Station Due To Opec Oil Crisis Anonymous

The London Gas Supply: Interior of the Retort House, Showing the Drawing and Charging Machines Anonymous

1970s Sorry Temporarily Out Of Gasoline Sign During 1973 Opec Oil Shortage Crisis Anonymous

Replacing an old gas main, Commercial Street, London, 1906 Unknown

French Advertisement for Gaz, Utility Service Anonymous

Only Negro store of its kind in the U.S., at 2933 State St., Chicago, Illinois, c.1899 American Photographer

1950s 1960s Service Station Attendant With Gasoline Pump Hose Filling Gas Tank Of Automobile Anonymous

1950s smiling service station attendant pumping gas Anonymous

Gas lighting, 1814 Unknown

1960s Young Blonde Woman Party Hat Noisemaker Horn Smiling New Year Clock Background Anonymous

Test Tube Experiment Anonymous

One of the Advantages of Gas over Oil Richard Dighton

National Union, Gas worker and General Labourers, 1889 British School

View of gas works in Pocock Street, Southwark, London G Yates

Their Honeymoon Postcard Alfred James Dewey

Infantry fitted with the latest gas marks and steel helmets, World War I Realistic Travels Publishers

Heart Machine Anonymous

Pipes at the Volcanic Gas Steam Plant Anonymous

Gas protection, France, World War I Anonymous

Gas Refinery, Montana Anonymous

Street Scene, at Five in the Afternoon, 1887 Louis Anquetin

Testing gas pressure in street lighting, Westminster, London, 1910 Unknown

Gas light burners William Tite

Electrical Float During Parade Anonymous

Oil Series: Full-Service Gas Station Anonymous

A blacksmith's shop at Beckton Gas Works Anonymous

One of the Advantages of Oil over Gas Richard Dighton

The Burning Well Near the Featherstone Station in the Vicinity of Pontefract Anonymous

Gas Lightship, 1882 Anonymous

Gunners wearing gas masks, World War I Realistic Travels Publishers

Lorenzo Pagans and Auguste de Gas, 1871-1872 Edgar Degas

British gunners donning masks as protection against German gas shells, World War I Realistic Travels Publishers

Compressed Oil Gas for Lighting Cars, Steamboats, and Buoys: Car Transporting Compressed Gas, 1882 Anonymous