Xylographies posters & prints

Title page (Flame) from Xylographies. Les Tendances Nouvelles, 1907 Anonymous

Illustration Demonstrating Xylography Tools and Uses Anonymous

X is for xylophone Anonymous

Figures with xylophone Culture Dogon

The Birch Trees (Schalmei), 1907 Anonymous

Women in the Woods (Frauen im Wald), 1907 Anonymous

Church (Kirche), 1907 Anonymous

The Knights (Les Chevaliers), 1907 Anonymous

Two Birds (Zwei Vögel), 1907 Anonymous

Lithograph of Louis-Philippe Anonymous

X-ray photograph of a hand Anonymous

Dudley - Wall-Butts Colliery: lithograph, nd [?19th cent] School English

Dudley - Mine-workings: lithograph School English

Wolverhampton - The Roman Catholic Chapel: lithograph Robert Noyes

Colwich Church: tinted lithograph, 1857 School English

Photographie Lunaire: Copernic-Képler-Aristarique, 1896 Maurice Loewy; Pierre Henri Puiseaux

Hanley - District Bank: lithograph Thomas Witlam Atkinson

Archaeopteryx Lithographica Fossil Anonymous

Keele Hall: lithograph School English

Cotton - Hall: lithograph, nd [19th cent] Alfred Jolly Caldicott

Portrait photographer's studio, c1880 Unknown

Selenographia, 1647 Johannes Hevelius

Talke - Clough Hall: lithograph, nd [1751-1819] Anonymous Anonymous

X-ray photograph of the hand of William George Armstrong Alan Archibald Campbell Swinton

1950s teenage girl listening to music on a phonograph Anonymous

X-ray radiography campaign, Villa Marina, Douglas Manx Press Pictures

Titlepage of 'The Cosmographical Glass', 1559 John the Elder Bettes

Finger Pointing to Earthquake Reading on Seismograph Anonymous

Hydrotherapy treatments, c1902 Unknown

Page from the First Columbian Gramophone Catalogue Anonymous

Group portrait employees lithographic printing Anonymous

John Oxenford illustration from 'The Graphic' 1877 English School

Wolstanton - 'Wesley Place, Tunstall': lithograph School English

Illustration of Seismograph Anonymous

Front-Gilled or Geographic Cone Snail (Conus geographus), Pacific Ocean. Anonymous

Map of the world, based on descriptions and co-ordinates given in 'Geographia', first published in Ulm, Germany Ptolemy