Revolving Collection

Varro in His Study; Cite de Dieu, about 1440-1450. Creator: Master of the Oxford Hours
Varro in His Study; Cité de Dieu, about 1440-1450. Additional info: The City of God one of the premier theological works and a major example of vernacular texts of the Middle Ages

Revolving Lantern, 1865. Creator: Unknown
Revolving Lantern, 1865

Willard Hotel lobby, between1901 and 1910. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston
Willard Hotel lobby, between1901 and 1910

Mr. Suter, Dept. Justice, between 1911 and 1920

Cannon Revolver, exhibited in the Marine Museum, at Paris, 1854....an instrument invented some time ago. M

Shaker Rocking Chair, c. 1939. Creator: Orville Cline
Shaker Rocking Chair, c. 1939

Revolving Pistol, c. 1936. Creator: Erwin Schwabe
Revolving Pistol, c. 1936

Double-Barrel Revolving Flintlock Pocket Pistol, France, c. 1650/60

Triple-Barrel Revolving Flintlock Fowling Piece from the Gun Cabinet of the Princes of Liechtenstein, Germany, c. 1650

Toy Bank: Building and Revolving Dog, c. 1938. Creator: William O. Fletcher
Toy Bank: Building and Revolving Dog, c. 1938

A Large Wheel Which Is Resolved and Fires Four Crossbows in Succession and a Sketch for the Same, c1480 (1945). From The Drawings of Leonardo da Vinci. [Reynal & Hitchcock, New York, 1945]

Villa Tournesol, 1899. A revolving clinic designed to take full advantage of the heat and light of the sun for therapeutic purposes

Gatling rapid fire gun, 1862. This was a revolving battery gun and, with ten barrels, had a firing capacity of 1200 rounds a minute. Camel-mounted model. From The Science Record. (New York, 1862)

Gatling rapid fire gun, 1870. This was a revolving battery gun and, with ten barrels, had a firing capacity of rounds of 1200 rounds of a minute. From The Graphic. (London, August 20, 1870)

Early design of a quick firing cannon, 1482. From De re militari (On Military Matters) by Roberto Valturio. (1482). Written in about 1455, the first printed edition was published in Verona in 1472

Gatling rapid fire gun, 1861-1862 (1872). This was a revolving battery gun and, with ten barrels, had a firing capacity of 1200 rounds a minute. From The Great Industries of the United States

John Ericssons sketch for his revolving turret ship Monitor, 1890. Artist: John Ericsson
John Ericssons sketch for his revolving turret ship Monitor. This shows a domed turret which was changed to a cylindrical one. Wood engraving published 1890

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