Transit posters & prints

2000 Ford Transit van Unknown

Transit under the Louvre in Paris, France Anonymous

2000 Ford Transit van Unknown

Ford transit van driving along M27 Motorway, 2002 Unknown

Rapid Transit and the Obelisk. Anonymous

Palace at Alexandria to Be Used As the Office for the Transit of British Troops Egypt 1867 Anonymous

The Transit Instrument Anonymous

The Forthcoming Transit of Venus: Shed at Honolulu from which the Model of Venus is Observed, and One of the... Anonymous

Kerguelen Island, The Transit Of Venus: Second English Astronomical Station Anonymous

H.M.S. Transit on the Rocks Off Cape Oelar Banca Island Anonymous

The Coming Transit of Venus, the Triangulation of the Island of Rodriguez Anonymous

Transit of Venus, 1639, (1662) Johannes Hevelius

Kerguelen Island, The Transit Of Venus: Primary English Station Anonymous

The Forthcoming Transit of Venus: View of Santiago, Monument at Santiago to Those Who Perished During the Burning of the... Anonymous

Sophus Williams & E. Linde & Co Johann Friedrich Stiehm

The Paris Universal Exhibition, Model of the Transit Circle in the Royal Observatory, Greenwich Anonymous

The Recent Transit Of Venus: Preparing For Work At An Australian Bush Station, 1875 Anonymous

The Proposed National Museum of Patents: The Transit of Venus, Model Used for Practice at Greenwich Observatory Anonymous

Principal Observatory, Siam, 1875 Unknown

'Transit of Venus December 6, 1882' Samuel Johnson

The Tube Train, c.1930 Cyril Edward Power

Sic Transit Gloria Mundi Jean Baptiste Mauzaisse

Dinosaur on the move in Kent Ron Burton

Transition of French Troops Across the Maas Anonymous

The Naval Manoeuvres, H.M.S. Lurcher Ships a Sea Anonymous

Diamond Network Style Rug, c. 1890-1900 Unknown

Sic transit gloria mundi (Thus passes the glory of the world), 1922 Anonymous

Professor Liversidge's observations of the transit of Venus Anonymous

Ingress of Venus and 'Black drop' effect during the 1769 Transit of Venus William Hirst

Mr A. J. Parks observations of the transit of Venus Anonymous

'Black drop' effect during the 1769 Transit of Venus Samuel Horsley

The Transit of Venus, 1883 John George Brown

Crabtree watching the Transit of Venus in 1639, 1881-88 Ford Madox Brown

Black drop effect during the 1769 Transit of Venus William Hirst

Halo and polar spot Anonymous

Mr G.D. Hirst's observations of the transit of Venus Anonymous