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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 1709 Collections and/or Records:

Design for Engine Truck for Hancock, January 1891

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 1: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.18
Scope and Contents

Pencil drawing of side elevation and floor plan and some sections for 6 H.P. engine truck, scale 3/4'' to 1 ft. Drawing number 624, drawer number 29. Number 70 in red on bottom right corner.

Dates: January 1891

Design for Entrance for Motor Switchback for Tuby, 4 January 1912

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 3: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.196
Scope and Contents

Pencil drawing showing floor plan and framing with annotations and dimensions. Scale 1" to 1Ft. Drawing number 1402. Contains another design on reverse.

Dates: 4 January 1912

Design for Eyebolts, Rods and C for Organ Truck for Thurston and Abbot, November 1920

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 2: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.99
Scope and Contents

Black and red pen and ink drawings showing nine different components with annotations and dimension. Drawer number 1725, drawer number 29.

Dates: November 1920

Design for Fairground Ride for Morley, c1900 - 1910

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 1: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.33
Scope and Contents

Black, red and blue pen and ink drawing showing front elevation and section of floor plan with annotations and dimensions. Scale 1/2'' to1 ft. Drawing number 1588, drawer number 28. Number 89 in red on bottom right corner.

Dates: c1900 - 1910

Design for Fitting for Power Switchboard for Scenic, c1900 - 1915

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 2: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.89
Scope and Contents

Black and red pen and ink drawings of thirty components of a scenic railway with annotations and dimensions. Drawing number 1667, drawer number 29.

Dates: c1900 - 1915

Design for Fittings for Lighting Switchboard for Scenic, c1890 - 1915

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 4: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.213
Scope and Contents

Red and black pen and ink drawings showing multiple parts including screws, nuts, washers and nuts with annotations and dimensions. Scale full size. Drawing number 1664, drawer number 29.

Dates: c1890 - 1915

Design for Fittings for Main Cable, August 1910

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 3: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.185
Scope and Contents

Red, Blue and black pen and ink drawing showing several sections and screws with annotations and dimensions, used for Marshall Hill on August 1910, J.W. Waddington in Nivember 1910, J.B. Studt in December 1910, Pat Collins in February 1911 and G.T. Tuby in February 1912. Soloured, Scale full size. Drawing number 768, drawer number 29.

Dates: August 1910

Design for Fixed Cheese 6HP Standard, c1890 - 1915

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 3: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.186
Scope and Contents

Red and black pen and ink showing a 5 levers wheel with position of rivets and teeth and several sections, with annotations and dimensions. Scale 3" to 1Ft. Drawing number 778, drawer number 29.

Dates: c1890 - 1915

Design for Fixing for Dynamo for Tubby's Electric Light Engine, July 1892

 Item — Box Summerhayes Box 5: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.344
Scope and Contents

Black pen and ink drawing showing three elevations, two sections are mounted on wood, used for Pat Collins, in August 1893, Symond in July 1894, Twigdon in September 1892, Walter Murphy in October 1892, William Davies in january 1893, Wilmot and D. Lane in February 1893 and G. Aspland in 1893. Contains annotations and it's coloured.

Dates: July 1892

Design for Four Horse Engine for motor Cars for Barker and Charles Thurston, May 1906

 Item — Sleeve Summerhayes Drawer 4: Series 178M21
Reference code: 178M21.225
Scope and Contents

Red, black and blue pen and ink drawing showing a side elevation of a central engine and chimney, sleeper connections and a section of the floor plan with annotations and dimensions. Drawing number 333, drawer number 28.

Dates: May 1906