- Subject
- Print Collection
- Item type
- Object
- Makers
- Thomas Newcomen
- Primary inscriptions
- The Engine for Raising Water (with a power made) by Fire. H. Beighton delin. 1717. To the Hon'ble Geo Clark Esq. "Newcomen Atmospheric Steam Engine. Patented in 1705, and used for pumping water from mines c.1711. This early print was discovered by J.M. Johnson, who presented this copy to the Evans Collection in 1928."
- Object type
- Dimensions
- Height: 305mm Width: 227mm
- Inventory No
- 14096
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