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19th-century engraved portrait print of William Threlfall.
Portrait Of Joseph Randall
A portrait of Henry Richardson - Date unknown.
An assortment of photographs depicting members of the Vickers family, including Farrar Vickers, John Vickers, William Farrar Vickers, and Doris Vickers.
Images of Benjamin Randall Vickers, William Farrar Vickers, Alfred Holgate Latty, John Rhodes Simpson, David Eric Farrar Vickers, Competitors visit to Airedale Mills 1939, Mary Vickers business card and others.
Black and white image of Mary Randall Vickers, Black and white image of shoes with the date 1852 on them.
A collection of photographs depicting members of the Vickers family in both formal and informal settings. The images provide insight into personal life, relationships, and social context. These family members include: David Vickers, John Farrar Vickers, William Farrar Vickers, Peter Vickers. Also there are images of Leeds Civic Hall, the Eiffel Tower
Arrival of the King and Queen at Leeds Town Hall July 7th 1908
Photo of Benjamin Threlfall Vickers taken in the yard at Willow House
A series of photos showing operations at Airedale Mills. Newspaper clippings regarding the Vickers oil business and the views, leadership, and activities of members of the Vickers family, particularly Farrar Vickers and John Vickers within the British oil and lubricants industry from the 1940s through the early 1970s.
Propshaft imagery
Images of the Vista Neox Stern Tube Oil Bath System
Vista Neox Stern-tube Oil Bath System
Photograph showing a ship’s propeller shaft running through a large bearing or stern tube housing within the vessel’s machinery space.
Farrar and Doris Vickers with an unknown lady.
Commercial and Naval Client Vessels Utilising Vickers Marine Lubrication Systems
Publicity Photos and corresponding documents.
Images of propellers refitted and Tail shafts.
Vista Neox wire ropes
A photograph of the steam tug Brent of London underway, showing the vessel with funnel smoke and deck equipment visible. The tug is photographed at sea, illustrating a traditional harbour towing vessel.