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Ventilation Fan Detail Drawing

A drawing of part of a ventilation fan, built by Howden’s Engineering, Scotland Street, Glasgow.

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Mine Ventilation Fan Plan Drawing

A coloured pen-and-ink drawing of two views of a mine ventilation fan. From Howden’s Engineering on Scotland Street, Glasgow.

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Mine Fan Drawing

A pencil drawing of a fan, probably a mine ventilation fan, from Howden’s Engineering on Scotland Street, Glasgow.

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Grangemouth Oil Painting

An oil painting of Grangemouth oil refinery at night, by Lesley Anne Derks.

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Coal-Fired Boiler Plans

A plan drawing of a Thompson steam boiler and boiler house at Guardbridge Paper Mill in Fife.

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Invincible Half Hull Model

A builder’s half hull model of the paddle steamer Invincible, built in 1844 by Tod & McGregor at the Meadowside Shipyard in Partick.

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Model Parsons Empire Exhibition Turbine

A model of a C A Parsons steam turbine from the 1938 Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.

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Model Brush Parsons Steam Turbo-Alternator

A paperweight model of a Brush Parsons steam turbine electricity generator.

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Model Steam Engine & Boiler

A working model steam engine, with boiler, feed pump, header tank etc. Very detailed, maker unknown but a little plaque reads “Richard’s Engineering Wks Est 1970.

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Nevelin Mercury Vapour Rectifier

An unused small 3-phase mercury vapour rectifier made by Nevelin of Croydon, from an old Scottish telephone exchange.

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ECC Mercury Vapour Rectifier

A 3-phase mercury vapour rectifier made by the Electric Construction Company Ltd of Wolverhampton, from an old Scottish telephone exchange.

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