Sheffield from the south east, by Henry Perlee Parker (1795 - 1873)

Label for the prize medal awarded for table cutlery, files steel, edge tools etc., Marsh Brothers and Co. [Ltd., steel manufacturers], Sheffield

Wortley Top Forge, Wortley Ironworks, Wortley, painted by Mary Andrews, c.1850

T. B. and W. Cockayne, department store, No. 1 Angel Street

Robert Wilson's map of Loxley, early 18th cent

Plans endorsed Holdworth and Loxley allotments, no. 2 [at Holdworth, on Kirk Edge Road, and beside Long Lane], [1785]

The East End, and Chancel part of the Old Church at Sheffield, which belongs to his Grace the Duke of Norfolk [St Marie's Roman Catholic Church?]

Rev. James Wilkinson (1763 - ), JP

Map of the lands of the Duke of Norfolk, with those of other proprietors, in the Manor and Township of Ecclesfield and the Soakes of Southey and Grennofirth [Grenofirth], [1797]

Plan of Oughtibridge Hall Farm, in the Chapelry of Bradfield [and] the property of the Duke of Norfolk, [1770]