Archive Catalogue

Mill working with people, Barbados

MCFC-10337
Item
1920

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Writing on card says "USS N Dakota Feb 15 1920"

Unknown photographer

"Sucrerie de Dompierre (cote Ouest)"

MCFC-WAR-FRA-086
Item
1914 - 1917

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

The sugar factory at Dompierre-Becquincourt that was damaged in the Battle of the Somme. Postmarked 4 March 1918.

"Ercheu (Somme) - Sucrerie saccagee"

MCFC-WAR-FRA-224
Item
1914 - 1918

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Working

MCFC-10312
Item
1906

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

"Sugar Cane Mill, Copyright March 1906"

Cooper, W G

"A Visit to the West Indies-The Manufacture of Sugar-II"

MCFC-ENG-172
Item
15 July 1876

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Elevation and plan of a three vertical roller mill.

The Graphic

"Sugar-cane crushing mill for an estate in Peru"

MCFC-ENG-142
Item
18 August 1865

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Published in 'The Engineer'.

Unknown creator

"The International Exhibition: Great sugar-mill, by Mirlees and Tait, of Glasgow"

MCFC-ENG-067
Item
21 June 1862

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Sugar mill by Mirless and Tait, International exhibition, Glasgow.

The Illustrated London News

"Sugar Mill"

MCFC-ENG-171
Item
1812

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Elevation and plan of a three vertical roller mill.

Farey, John (1791-1851), mechanical engineering, consulting engineer, patent agent and illustrator

"Sugar Mill"

MCFC-ENG-099
Item
19th century

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Three vertical rolls for crushing sugar cane.

Anderson, Hugh (1782-1866), engraver

Sugar mill

MCFC-ENG-167
Item
19th century

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Three horizontal rollers crushing cane from the 'Illustrated London News'.

Unknown creator

"Nouveau moulin à broyer les cannes à sucre"

MCFC-ENG-174
Item
19th century

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Laplante, Charles (1837-1903), engraver

Sugar mill, three vertical cast iron rollers

MCFC-ENG-168
Item
19th century

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Unknown creator

"Sugar. Fryer's Concretor"

MCFC-ENG-169
Item
19th century

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Unknown creator

Sugar Cane Description of A Mill for Bruising Canes by Arthur Young

MCFC-ENG-180
Item
1786

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Sugar mill in the West Indies.

Unknown creator

Plan and elevation of a horse-powered mill for bruising sugar canes

MCFC-ENG-182
Item
1786

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Sugar mill in the West Indies.

Unknown creator

Rollers of a horse-powered mill for bruising sugar canes

MCFC-ENG-183
Item
1786

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Sugar mill in the West Indies.

Unknown creator

Horse-powered mill for bruising sugar canes

MCFC-ENG-181
Item
1786

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

Sugar mill in the West Indies.

Unknown creator

"The Sugar-Cane, Sugar Mill, &c"

MCFC-ENG-170
Item
1763

Part of Mildred Cookson Foundation Collection

The sugar cane (A) is cut down and carried to the horse-driven mill (B) where it is crushed between vertical rollers. The extracted juice from the crushed canes flows down the chute to the boilers (C). From "A new and complete dictionary of arts and sciences", 1763 .
Based on drawing in "Histoire generale des Antilles habitées par les François" by Jean Baptiste Du Tertre, published in four volumes, 1667-1671.

Jeffreys, Thomas (c 1719-1771), engraver