Wrather posters & prints

Mrs S. Wrather's 'Nutwith', with J. Marson Up, 1843 Harry Hall

Mr S. Wrather's 'Nutwith' in a stable John Frederick Herring Snr

Weathervane and Lightning Bolt Anonymous

George Robey, Violet Loraine and Alfred Lester, music hall entertainers Wrather & Buys

Golfer And Caddy Weather Vane Anonymous

Feathered rooster and arrow weathervane Anonymous

rooster Weathervane In Rain And Lightning Storm Anonymous

Rooster W/Outstretched Wings On Vane Anonymous

Angel Weathervane Anonymous

Weather vane from St Mary-le-Bow, London JS Gardener

Weather vane from St Stephen, Coleman Street, London JS Gardener

19th century pig weathervane Anonymous

Dr. Miles Weather Almanac Anonymous

Weather Vane with Old Man and Cane Anonymous

Road side weather station Unknown

Weather vanes, Billingsgate Market Anonymous

An extremely rare and important molded copper and zinc worse and rider weathervane Anonymous

Hurricane Claudette Hitting Texas Anonymous

Weather vane in the form of an American Indian, c.1820 Anonymous

Entrance to the Port of Le Havre and the West Breakwaters, Luminous Grey Weather Camille Pissarro

Engraving Illustration of Weather Measuring Instruments Anonymous

Eye of tropical storm Blanca photographed between 17 and 24 June 1985 Unknown

Tropical Storm Talas over the western Pacific Ocean Anonymous

Cloud hole caused by intense high pressure system Anonymous

Stormy Weather. Pas de Calais, c1870. Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

Gray Weather, Grande Jatte, ca. 1886-88 Georges-Pierre Seurat

England's Great Storm School English

Alpine hut in Rainy Weather, 1850 Friedrich Gauermann

1970s Woman Weather Girl Meteorology Meteorologist Television News Anonymous

Hurricane Rita Over the Gulf of Mexico Anonymous

Hurricane Gustav Making Landfall on Louisiana Coastline Anonymous

Hurricane Ike approaching Cuba Anonymous

The War in China: Coolies at Hong Kong in Wet Weather Anonymous

Weathered Water Tank, 1972 Anonymous

Tropical Depression Fay Over the Southeastern United States Anonymous

Children taking meteorological observations, Shrewsbury House Open Air School, London, 1908 Unknown