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Theatrum Machinarum : das technische Schaubuch der frühen Neuzeit / Helmut Hilz.
Hilz, Helmut, 1962-Date: 2008- Books
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A century of the names and scantlings of such inventions, as at present I can call to mind to have tried and perfected, which (my former Notes being lost) I have, at the instance of a powerful Friend, endeavoured now in the Year 1655, to set these down in such a way as may sufficiently instruct me to put any of them in practice. The author the Marquis of Worcester.
Worcester, Edward Somerset, Marquis of, 1601-1667.Date: M.DCC.XCIV. [1794]- Books
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Benjamin Workman next Tom's Coffee-House in Russel-street, Covent-Garden, (late servant to Mr. Hauksbee) furnishes gentlemen with all sorts of instruments and machines, ...
Workman, Benjamin, of Russell Street, Covent Garden.Date: 1720?]- Books
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This is to acquaint the curious. There is to be seen in a commodious room, at the sign of the [blank] in this town Nevill's Grand Machinery. Where those who are endowed with the noble spirit of curiosity, and all lovers of sound integrity may have the pleasure of seeing this wonderful piece of work, which may be called the wonder of the world; the like performance was never exhibited to public view; which is now brought to perfection; and by virtue of the mechanical powers, upwards of three thousand different movements, and by figures one foot and a half high, working as natural as life, which presents all the different branches of the woollen manufactory, from the sheeps back to the making and dressing a piece of cloth and stuff. ...
Nevill, Edmund, from Norwich.Date: 1750?]- Books
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Thomas Peat, writing-master and accomptant, at the Hand and pen in Castlegate Nottingham, having a compleat electrical machine: ...
Date: 1744?]- Books
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A plan and descripti[on] of Mr. John Stewart'[s] fire engine mill, being a machine to apply the power of fire engines to all kinds of mills that require much force, but is most profitable to grind sugar canes; as one of them, with a Cylinder of Thirty Inches Diameter, is proved will do as much as four Cattle Mills, that employ from 160 to 200 Steers; and the Trash of the Canes, that works the Fire Engine, boils the great Coppers at the same Time, without any additional Expence, or Consumption of Fuel. And A Plan and Description of the Application of a Fire Engine to work Saws, that will be next most profitable to saw Timber, as the Slabs, or Branches of the Trees sawed, will supply Fuel without Expence, particularly in North America, as they may be set in the most convenient Situation for Timber and Navigation, &c. Also A Plan and Description of a Reservoir, to be made of Earth, that will be as staunch as Cisterns made of Stone and Lime, and grouted, and a Method of collecting Rain Water to supply them, as is practised in the East-Indies, and other Countries subject to long Drought. Likewise, a Plan and Description of a Sliding Rod, that, by the Fire Engine, which grinds the Canes, will work a Pump at a Distance of 400 Yards or upwards, from the Engine, and raise Water, that may be conveyed in Wooden Gutters, set on Posts or Phlars of Stone, to any higher Ground, that may be convenient to let into Cane Pieces to water Canes. Also a Description of Marles, such as used in most Parts in the North of England, to manure Land which the Patentee hath seen of the same Kinds in Parts in Jamaica, but it is not known to be Marle; or the Value of it, or the Uses and Benefits to be had by it. A further Description of the said Machines &c. is given in the Preface. With an Account of the Opposition and Distress the Patentee met in Jamaica, by Means of a Millwright, who imposed on the greater Part of the principle Gentlemen of the Island, by shewing them a Draught of a Counterfeit of the Patentee's Invention, that had two Wheels less and comparing it with a Draught of the Patentee's that was published, to believe it to be more useful, altho' it will herein appear, that it was an imaginary Invention, and that the said, Millwright used every diabolical Means, he could contrive, to depreciate and hinder the Patentee's Invention from coming into Practice.
Stewart, John, of London.Date: 1776- Books
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A description of a machine or invention to work mills, by the power of a fire-engine, but particularly useful and profitable in grinding sugar canes, ... To which is annexed a plan of a fire engine, the said machine, and a sugar mill and a boiling house. With an appendix. ... By the King's patent to John Stewart.
Stewart, John, of London.Date: 1767]- Books
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A comparison of the newly invented corn-mill, with those worked by wind and water, as likewise those worked by Newcomen & Cawley's leaver steam engine: with a short historical account of the invention of fire machinery: and a critical review, or an account of some parts of the leaver engine, which the Imperial Academy of Sciences, at Petersbourg, has crowned for the theory of engines which receive their motion from the force of steam: with the manner to find out an universal measure in solids, as in fluids, and an answer to an ironical conclusion on the English for pirating other peoples' inventions. By Mr. Blakey.
Blakey, William, 1712-Date: M DCC LXXXIX. [1789]- Books
Le machine. Volume nuouo et di molto artificio da fare effetti marauigliosi tanto spiritali quanto di animale. Operatione arichito di bellissime figure conle dichiarationi a ciascuna di esse in lingua uolgare et latina / del sig[no]r Giouanni Branca cittadino romano, ingegniero & architetto.
Branca, Giovanni, 1571-1640.Date: [1629]- Books
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Recueil d'ouvrages curieux de mathématique et de mécanique, ou description du cabinet de Monsieur [Nicolas] Grollier de Servière. Avec des figures en taille douce / par Mr. [Gaspard] Grollier de Servière ... son petit fils.
Grollier de Servière, Mr. (Gaspard), 1677-1745.Date: 1719