1874 Print Overhead Traveling Cranes Gantry Docks Middlesbrough England MAB1 XGJB1 as well as the Armstrong

as well as the Armstrong Table Stove and other kitchen appliances

This building would eventually burn down in 1921 due to an electrical fire and replaced with a more fire resistant building after a setback in the Kanto earthquake of 1923

This is an original 1911 black and white print ad for the Lehn & Fink's Riveris Talcum Scented with Essence of Riviera Violets from Lehn & Fink located at 120 William Street

Columbia Britannica) (Please note that there is printing on the reverse

James Sandy's Parish Church on Somerset Road in Bermuda

1874 Print Overhead Traveling Cranes Gantry Docks Middlesbrough England MAB1 XGJB1 as well as the ArmstrongThis is an original 1874 halftone print of an overhead traveling cranes in operation along the docks of Middlesbrough, England. The traveling staging or gantry of each crane has a span of 23 feet center to center of rails, one of the later being laid close to the edge of the quay, and the other in the 6 feet between rails. The clear height is 17 feet 6 inches, which allows the uninterrupted circulation of locomotives, and all kinds of rolling stock on