Steam age posters & prints

Brake of a Wagon Anonymous

Level Crossing and Barrier Anonymous

Stephenson's Endless Chain Locomotive Anonymous

Position of the Rails on the Railway Sleepers Anonymous

Railway Trench Anonymous

Machine to Cut the Railway Track Anonymous

Platelayer Signalling that the Track is Clear Anonymous

Railroad Switches Anonymous

Brunel's Rail and Barlow's Rail Anonymous

Brunton's Locomotive with Crutches Anonymous

Boiler Placed on the Fire Anonymous

Hancock's Steam Carriage, Era. Anonymous

M. Anjubault's Traction Engine Anonymous

Ericsson's Hot Air Machine Anonymous

The Morlaix Viaduct on the Paris to Brest Railway Line Anonymous

Cross Section of M. Calla's Traction Engine Anonymous

Mm. Cail and Company's Traction Engine Anonymous

Platelayer Raises the Alarm Signal and Runs in Front of a Train to Prevent an Accident Anonymous

Lucky Discovery of the Presence of Electricty in Water Vapor Anonymous

Crampton Locomotive Anonymous

M. Durenne's Traction Engine Anonymous

The Locomotive Contest in Liverpool in October 1829 Anonymous

Steam Machine Anonymous

Nineteenth Century Railway Features: Rectangular Turning Plate and a Cross Section of This Plate Anonymous

Cross Section of the Newcomen Steam Engine Anonymous

M. Fowler's Steam Plough Anonymous

George Stephenson Disassembles and Repairs His Steam Engine in Newcastle Anonymous

Fowler's Traction Engine for Steam Ploughing Anonymous

Portable Steam Engine or Hermann-Lachapelle's Industrial Traction Engine Anonymous

The American Civil War: Arrival of a Federal Steamer with Flag of Truce at Madisonville Lake Portchartrain 11 April 1863 Anonymous

Traction Engine or Steam Car Invented by M. Lotz from Nantes Anonymous

System of Hexagonal Turning Plates for Parallel Tracks and Crossed Tracks Anonymous

Steaming out of Paddington Associated Newspapers

The Front of a Locomotive or the Smokebox Anonymous

The Imperial Bank Mint, St. Petersburg: Section of the Steam Engine for the Silver Coinage by G. Baboshin and Alexei... Anonymous

First-Class Wagon Anonymous