Steam cylinder posters & prints

A Single Acting Cylinder of a Steam Engine Anonymous

Steam Engine Without Condenser with a Vertical Cylinder Anonymous

A Hot-Air Cylinder Machine with Horizontal Engines Anonymous

Cross Section of the Locomotive that is Used at Saint-Germain Anonymous

Marquis De Jouffrey Has a Cylinder for His Steam Engine Made by the Tinker of Baume-Les-Dames Anonymous

Corliss Beam Engine Anonymous

Casting a Monster Cylinder at Messrs. Scott Russell and Co.'s Building-Yard Anonymous

Steam engine Anonymous

Isambard Kingdom Brunel's steam engine J Pass

Garrett & Son's Double-Cylinder Steam Ploughing Engine and Tackle, c1862 Unknown

M. Calla's Traction Engine Anonymous

Cross-section of Watt's steam engine French School

Horse-drawn live steam fire pumper Anonymous

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

Curtis Steam Turbine Anonymous

A Puff of Steam Lowell Birge Harrison

Steam engine by James Watt, 1915 Anonymous

An American Steam Fire Engine Anonymous

Newcomen's steam engine for draining mines Anonymous

James Watt's Steam Engine Anonymous

Steam Machine Anonymous

Bahamas steam engine. Associated Newspapers

The Manufacture of Gun Barrels, at Birmingham, UK: The Steam Hammer Anonymous

Vintage Illustration of an Old West Steam Engine Anonymous

James Watt's First Idea of Steam, in the Winter Exhibition at the French Gallery 1867 Anonymous

Cross Section of a Locomotive Showing How the Steam is Distributed Anonymous

Schematic view of a Newcomen steam engine, early 19th century Unknown

Steam Hammer at the Clyde Works Anonymous

The First Steam Engine Constructed At Teheran Anonymous

Cross section of a Newcomen-type steam engine attributed to Jean-Rodolphe Perronet, 1767 Unknown

Steam engine, built by the Royal Factory of Steam and other tools to Amsterdam Pieter Oosterhuis

Newcomen-type steam engine attributed to Jean-Rodolphe Perronet, 1767 Unknown

James Watt's prototype steam engine Old Bess, c1778 Unknown

Steam hammer being used in an ironworks, France, 1867 Unknown

Steam Powered Hydraulic Dredge Anonymous

Working parts of James Watt's double acting engine Anonymous