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The Big Hammer giving a blow of 3, 000 tons, used for heavy forging work in the Armstrong Whitworth, Elswick works, Newcastle on Tyne, England, founded in 1847 by engineer William George Armstrong. From Great Engineers, published c. 1890
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The Big Hammer giving a blow of 3, 000 tons, used for heavy forging work in the Armstrong Whitworth, Elswick works, Newcastle on Tyne, England, founded in 1847 by engineer William George Armstrong. From Great Engineers, published c. 1890
The Big Hammer giving a blow of 3, 000 tons, used for heavy forging work in the Armstrong Whitworth, Elswick works, Newcastle on Tyne, England, founded in 1847 by engineer William George Armstrong. From Great Engineers, published c.1890
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Engineer Factory Heavy Industrial Revolution Mechanical Tool Victorian Era Work Armstrong Whitworth Elswick Works Forging Newcastle On Tyne William George Armstrong
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This print captures the awe-inspiring power of "The Big Hammer" at the Armstrong Whitworth, Elswick works in Newcastle on Tyne, England. With a staggering blow of 3,000 tons, this mechanical marvel was used for heavy forging work during the height of the industrial revolution in the late 19th century. Founded in 1847 by engineer William George Armstrong, this iconic tool symbolizes the ingenuity and innovation that defined this era. The image showcases an archival engraving from a publication titled "Great Engineers" published around 1890. Intricate details are etched into every corner of this historical illustration - from its massive size to its intricate mechanisms. This picture transports us back to a time when factories hummed with activity and Victorian-era engineers pushed boundaries with their groundbreaking inventions. As we gaze upon this vintage snapshot, we can't help but imagine the deafening sound as metal met metal under The Big Hammer's immense force. It serves as a reminder of humanity's ability to harness raw power for progress and transformation. Preserved through time, this print allows us to appreciate not only the craftsmanship behind such machinery but also pays homage to those who paved the way for modern industry. A testament to human achievement and perseverance, it stands as an enduring symbol of our relentless pursuit of advancement.
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