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Phenomena of the Atmosphere with Key.

SOLD Illustrated comparative chart of the World’s oceans and the different species that live within them. Published in Yaggy’s Geographical Portfolio. Framed.

Victorian infographic illustration of areas of geological interest.

Inforgraphic diagram showing the comparative heights of the waterfalls of the world. Framed.

SOLD Four views from the internal workings to the finished train engine.

Illustrated comparative chart of geology. Published in Yaggy’s Geographical Portfolio. Framed.

Extention, Impenetrability, Divisibility, Porosity, Inertia, Cohesion, Gravity (1-16), Gravity (17-26), Pendulum (27-30), Forces (31-37), Laws of Motion (38-39). With Key.

Attractive Victorian infographic chart of natural features of the western hemisphere.

Machine Age: View of the Industrial Metropolis. World’s Fair.

Dirigible balloon ‘Patrie’: Details of parts with explanation in French.

Light and Vision (1-5), Reflection (6-13), Refraction (14-26), Decomposition (27), Rainbow (28), Eye (29-30), Telescopes (34). With key.

Non-Metallic, Metallic and Caloric elements. With Key.

Sound and Hearing (1-6), Ear (7), Musical Sounds (8-9), Musical Instruments (10-20). With Key.

Communications: Conqueror of Space and Time. World’s Fair with man symbolised by a transparent head. After the industrial designer Donald Deskey.

Hydostatics: Pressure and equilibrium of liquids.

Victorian comparative chart showing the lakes and rivers around the world. Framed

Crampton’s Railway Locomotive Engine.

Mechanical properties of Air (2-4), Laws of Air (5-7), Barometer (8-9, 1), Air Pump 10-11) Air Condenser (12-14), Air Ballon (15), Diving Ball (16) With key.

Office and Working Day: General Service Wall pictures educational series of daily life in Britain after Elizabeth Skilton.