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THE MILLS ARCHIVE J S P Buckland Collection #25524 Stephen's Scrapbook Pictures of Mills Volume 1 Indexed by Michael Harverson 2006 THE MILLS ARCHIVE J S P Buckland Collection #25524 Stephen's Scrapbook pictures of mills Volume 1 Indexed by Michael Harverson 2006 Item Number Date Info Source Short Description of contents 1947 The Sphere Terling Windmill, Essex 1953 Dagenham local paper Drake's Windmill, Dagenham, Essex 1954 The Times Winchelsea windmill, Sussex; White Roding Windmill 1954 Daily Telegraph Shirley windmill, Surrey 1945 Country Life Reigate Heath windmill, Surrey 1948 Daily Graphic Dunstable windmill, Beds 1948 The Times Milton Windmill, Kent 1950 The Times Staplehurst Windmill, Kent 1950 The Times White Roding Windmill, Essex 1949 News Chronicle Upminster Windmill, London 1950 The Times Pakenham Windmill, Suffolk 1950 The Times Holton St Peter Windmill, Suffolk 1951 The Times Icklesham Postmill, Sussex 1954 The Times Halnaker Windmill, Sussex 1948 Country Life Upminster Windmill, London 1955 Country Life Somerset Windmills 1955 The Field Banstead Heath Postmill, Surrey 1956 The Autocar Windmills in South-East 1957 The Manchester Guardian Willaston and Bidston Windmills, Cheshire 1895 The Album Supplement Pandy Mills, Bettws-y-Coed 1895 The Album Supplement Berry Pomeroy Watermill, Devon 1950 Country Life Fittleworth Watermill, Sussex 1955 The Times Roydon Watermill, Herts 19th century Hodgson's Windmill, Blyth, North'land 1955 Watford Observer Cassiobury Park Watermill, Herts 1948 Kent & Sussex Courier Cranbrook, Sandhurst, Argos Hill, Cross-in-Hand etc 1948 Billingford Windmill, Norfolk 1947 Daily Mirror Sturton-by-Stow Windmill, Lincs 1961 The Field Harwich treadwheel crane, Essex 19th century Camberwell Postmill, London 19th century Leicester Postmills 1964 In Britain Grenwich Windmill, London 19th century European Magazine Albion Mill, Blackfriars, London 1949 SB print Biddenden Windmill, Kent 1949 SB print Sissinghurst Windmill. Kent 19th century Mill gears to illustrate Mechanics 1864 Illustrated London News Wimbledon Common Windmill, Surrey 18th century George Robertson artist Tower mill 18th century Jonathan Skelton artist Water Mill 1946 Cambridgeshire Times Bourn Postmill 19th century Alfred Gomersal Vickers artist Blackheath Postmill 18th century John Inigo Richards artist Mousley Watermill, Surrey 19th century James Orrock artist Postmill Musee Nationale des Arts et Metiers, Paris Tower Mill model Musee Nationale des Arts et Metiers, Paris Smock Mill model Musee Nationale des Arts et Metiers, Paris Berton Sails model Musee Nationale des Arts et Metiers, Paris Postmill model 1981 The Times Hama Waterwheels, Syria 1964 Nat. Geo. Mag. Nantucket Windmill, USA 1948 Nat. Geo. Mag. Conanicut Windmill, USA 1941 Nat. Geo. Mag. Barbados Sugar Mill 1932 Nat. Geo. Mag. Svendborg Windmill, Denmark 1949 Nat. Geo. Mag. Randers Windmill, Denmark 1941 Nat. Geo. Mag. Cretan windmill, Greece 1940 Nat. Geo. Mag. Santorini Windmill, Greece 1953 Nat. Geo. Mag. Mallia Windpumps, Crete, Greece 1929 Nat. Geo. Mag. Unidirectional Windmill row, Crete, Greece [see also reverse] 1940 Nat. Geo. Mag. Mykonos windmill, Greece 1941 Nat. Geo. Mag. Barbados Sugar Mill 19th century Breton Windmill 1935 Nat. Geo. Mag. Azores windmills, Portugal 1951 The Listener Breton Windmills 1951 Exhibition programme List of Mill paintings by Prieto 1934 Nat. Geo. Mag. Waterwheel in Thailand 1851 Ivan Aivazovsky artist Windmill by the sea 1837 Ivan Aivazovsky artist Russian postmill by the shore 1880 Ivan Aivazovsky artist Paltrok mill in Ukraine 1619 Russian Chronicle 7 postmills 17th century Rembrandt artist Landscape with windmill 17th century Filippo Napoletano artist Italian Watermill 19th century E.P. van Bommel artist Dutch windmill 19th century Andreas Schelfhout artist Dutch windmill 1876 C.C.Dommershuizen artist Amsterdam windmill 1849 Jan van Ravenswaay artist Dutch windmill 17th century van Ruisdael artist Watermills 17th century Hobbema artist Landscape with Watermill c1500 manuscript illustration Portable Gunpowder Mill 1634 after Ruisdael Amsterdam windmills c1650 van Ruisdael artist Landscape with windmill Daudet's Windmill, Provence Waterwheel at work in the Sudan 17th century Town view of Lier, with postmill 17th century Town view of Harderwyck with 4 postmills 17th century Town view of Hondscote with 5 mills 1644 Jan van Goyen artist Windmill by a river c1830 Turner artist View of Chatham with windmill 17th century van Ruisdael artist Watermills 18th century Bellotto artist Boat mills on the Vistula at Warsaw 1778 Bellotto artist 4 Polish Windmills 1957 Illustrated London News Views of Liverpool with windmills in 1775 and 1853 1957 Illustrated London News Aden windpump under sail Majorcan windpump 1938 Nat. Geo. Mag. Nevis sugar mill 1938 Nat. Geo. Mag. Portuguese windmill 1936 Nat. Geo. Mag. Horizontal "sail pumps" on Caribbean island 1935 Nat. Geo. Mag. Aden windpumps under sail 1935 Nat. Geo. Mag. Azores windmills under sail 1935 Nat. Geo. Mag. Aland postmills 1933 Nat. Geo. Mag. Rhodes windpump 1931 Nat. Geo. Mag. Spanish composite mill 1950 Illustrated London News Stanstead postmill by Girtin 1955 Illustrated London News Windmill on tombstone, Hilgay, Norfolk 1955 Country Life Brazil mill on Hounslow Heath, 1757 1928 Nat. Geo. Mag. Windmill on Oland in Baltic 1930 Nat. Geo. Mag. Miami Beach windmill 1948 Nat. Geo. Mag. Snuff Mill machinery, USA 1944 Nat. Geo. Mag. Boat mills on Morava, Yugoslavia 1938 Nat. Geo. Mag. Waterpowered cane crusher, Martinique 1936 Nat. Geo. Mag. Tub mill, USA 1937 Nat. Geo. Mag. Waterpowered rice mill, China1936 1936 Nat. Geo. Mag. Noria in Idaho, USA 1935 Nat. Geo. Mag. Norwegian watermill 1934 Nat. Geo. Mag. Turkish waterwheel 1935 Nat. Geo. Mag. Azores watermill 1934 Nat. Geo. Mag. Romanian boat mill interior 1930 Nat. Geo. Mag. Bosnian boat mills.
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