Heating posters & prints

The Paris International Exhibition: Perkins's Military Portable Steam Oven Heated by Internal Hot Water Tubes Anonymous

The Fourth Vessel: The Sun's Heat Burning Humanity Anonymous

Furnace for processes where protracted heat required, such as cementation, 1580 Unknown

1930s 1940s coal burning home furnace in basement Anonymous

Boiler House of Calder Hall Anonymous

Athanor or Slow Harry, a self-feeding furnace maintaining a constant temperature, 1683 Unknown

The Dame Was Unabe Her Pleasure to Smother. Cats Heating the Bed Anonymous

Thermostat for in Home Heating Anonymous

GE Oil Furnace in Residence Anonymous

Design for a Dining Room G.H. Wooler

Heat and Cold, Rural Electrification Administration Poster Anonymous

Penguin Chick Warming Under Adult Anonymous

Joule's apparatus for determining the mechanical equivalent of heat, 1872 Unknown

The Heat of the Last Political Campaign. the Innocent Hewitt Always Gets Hold of the Wrong End, 1880 Anonymous

Poster advertising the 'Thermogene' heating pad, 1926 Leonetto Cappiello

The Match between Aaron and Driver at Maidenhead, Aug. 1754: Aaron winning the Second Heat, c. 1754 Richard Roper

Joule's apparatus for determining the mechanical equivalent of heat, 1881 Unknown

A Regatta at Bombay Anonymous

Devices for Keeping Water and Food Warm on Sabbath, 1748 German School

The Deciding Heat for the Cesarewitch Stakes 1857 Anonymous

Propane tank Anonymous

In the Heat Anonymous

A group of men around a stove in a shop Anonymous

Laying an asphalt-based surface in a Paris street, c1900 Unknown

Heat of Last Political Campaign. Innocent Hewitt Gets Hold of the Wrong End Anonymous

The Horse in the Heat of Battle Anonymous

Artist's concept of Command Module re-entry in 5000° heat NASA

Shovelling salt at South Durham Salt Works, 1884 Unknown

The Inter-University Boat Race Anonymous

Gustav Robert Kirchhoff, German physicist, 1873 Unknown

1940s elderly man shoveling coal into furnace in a basement Anonymous

The London Swimming Club Contest at the Crystal Palace Anonymous

Iron foundry, 1802 Unknown

Tapping a blast furnace and running molten iron into the 'pigs', c1885 Unknown

Warm Kitchen Pam Ingalls

Then And And Now: The Earliest And Latest Locomotive Engines, UK Anonymous