Traction engine
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About this object
Photograph of a traction engine. A metal plaque on the machine states that it was made in England by John Fowler & Co, Leeds. The traction engine belonged to the Newrick brothers, Jimmy [James] and Frederick.
Part of a collection of glass plate negatives held by Malcolm Newrick's family. The photograph was possibly taken by Malcolm's younger brother Frederick Charles Newrick, who worked as a professional photographer.
Part of a collection of glass plate negatives held by Malcolm Newrick's family. The photograph was possibly taken by Malcolm's younger brother Frederick Charles Newrick, who worked as a professional photographer.
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Media/Materials description
Glass plate negative
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Measurements
Height x Width: 122 x 165mm
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Credit Line
gifted by Annette Stenson
Other number(s)
m2009/10/108, 97972
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