44 Free Artworks of Vintage Engine

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Locomotive Engine (1891) by Francis William Webb (1836–1906), a beautifully detailed design of an engine train and its compartments. Digitally enhanced from our own original plate.
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Knight-Daimler engine, side section (Rankin Kennedy, Modern Engines, Vol III)
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Knight-Daimler engine, transverse section (Rankin Kennedy, Modern Engines, Vol III)
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Gobron-Brillié engine, transverse section (Rankin Kennedy, Modern Engines, Vol III)
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Gobron-Brillié engine, side section (Rankin Kennedy, Modern Engines, Vol III)
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Lokomobilen 1 (1894) by an unknown artist, a beautifully detailed design of a train engine and its compartments. Digitally enhanced from our original chromolithographic plate.
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Lokomobilen 1 (1894) by an unknown artist, a beautifully detailed design of an engine of a train and its compartments. Digitally enhanced from our own original plate.
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Lokomobilen 2 (1894), a beautifully detailed design of an engine train and its compartments. Digitally enhanced from the original plate.
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Engine train and its compartments from a technical journal The Engineer by Edward Charles Healey (1869). Digitally enhanced from our own original plate.
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Locomotive (1891) by Francis William Webb (1836–1906), a beautifully detailed design of an engine train and its compartments. Digitally enhanced from our own original plate.
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Leyland petrol road waggon (Rankin Kennedy, Modern Engines, Vol V)
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Portable steam engines design from the book Pawson and Brailsford’s Illustrated Guide to Sheffield and Neighbourhood, etc published by Trübner & Cie (1862).
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Vintage gear from The Cycle Directory published by Cassell & Co. (1884).
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Vintage steam train illustration.
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Vintage European style kettle engraving from Frost and Fire. Natural engines, tool-marks and chips. With sketches taken at home abroad by John Francis Campbell (1865).
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Steam engine train stamp design from The New South. A Description Of The Southern States, Etc published by Manufacturers' Record Co. (1887).
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Vintage European style kettle engraving from Frost and Fire. Natural engines, tool-marks and chips. With sketches taken at home and abroad by John Francis Campbell (1865).
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Steam engine train stamp design from The New South. A Description Of The Southern States, Etc published by Manufacturers' Record Co. (1887).
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Vintage European style steam locomotive engraving from The Tourists' Handy Guide to Scotland by William Paterson (1880).
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Group of ancient Roman vases from the western coast from Scenery, Science, And Art, Being Extracts From The Note Book Of A Geologist And Mining Engineer published by John Van Voorst (1854).
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Icebreaker at Work
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Building the Pyramids
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Portable Engine
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Two-Cylinder Steam Engine
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Oscillating Steam Engine
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Watt’s Steam Engine
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Building the Forth Bridge
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Span on the African Transcontinental Telegraph Line
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Train Crossing the Bay of Florida
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Snow Shed on the Canadian Pacific Railway
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Институт Гражданских инженеров Императора Николая I (Institute of Civil Engineers of Emperor Nicholas I), Ball, Feb. 7, 1901.
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Leavitt Pumping Engine
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Washing Engine
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Gas Engine
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Marine Steam Engine
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Beating and Washing Engines
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Amoskeag Steam-Powered Fire Engine
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Corliss Beam Steam Engine
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SS La Champagne—Cross-Section through the Engine Room
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Modern type of locomotive from History Of Concord, New Hampshire, From The Original Grant In Seventeen Hundred And Twenty-Five To The Opening Of The Twentieth Century published by Rumford Press (1896).
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Illustration of the collier from The Costume of Yorkshire (1814) by George Walker (1781-1856). This image features also feature the first published illustration of a locomotive (steam engine) built by Murray & Blenkinsop in 1812.
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"Motor de hélice de la lancha Trouvé".
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Vintage European style steam train engraving from Columbus, Ohio by Jacob Henry Studer (1873).
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Compass from Reed's Tables of Distances Between Ports In All Parts Of The World. Seventh Edition, etc published by Thomas Reed and Co. (1896).
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