1902 Collection (page 25)

Shoeblacks Saffron Hill paying-in wages
Boys at the Saffron Hill Shoeblack Brigade paying-in their days takings. Date: circa 1902

Title page, A Sporting Garland
Title page illustration by Cecil Aldin, A Sporting Garland. Date: 1902

Spurgeons Orphanage, Stockwell - Laundry
Spurgeons Orphanage, Stockwell. Girls at work in the laundry, some ironing. Date: circa 1902

Mullers New Orphan Houses, Bristol - Coronation Day
Mullers New Orphan Houses, Bristol. The entire population of the homes pose for a picture on Coronation Day. Date: 1902 or 1911

Alexandra Orphanage, Hornsey Rise, London - Bedtime
A dormitory at the Alexandra Orphanage, Hornsey Rise, London. Boys in nightshirts get ready for bed. Date: circa 1902

Venetian woman in headscarf
A typical Venetian woman in a headscarf. Date: circa 1902

International Art Exhibition, Turin, Italy, promoting art nouveau. Seen here is the Pavilion for cars and cycles. Date: 1902

British art nouveau fan design by Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956).. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

Silver clasps with enamel by arts-and-crafts movement designer Annie Alabaster and David Veazey.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

British art nouveau hair pins in silver, gold and enamel.. By David Veazey, E.M. Hodgkinson, W. Hodgkinson and Annie McLeish

British art nouveau jewellery designs in gold, silver, enamel and mosaic by Thomas A. Cook.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

French art nouveau fan design by Georges de Feure (1868-1943).. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

British art nouveau pendants, lockets and brooches.. By A.E. Arscott, E. May Brown, W. Hodgkinson, Annie McLeish, Kate Allen and Isabel McBean

British art nouveau fan design, stencilled on silk, by Reginald T. Dick.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

British art nouveau fan design on silk by Frank Conder.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

Austrian art nouveau jewellery scarf pins, pendants, and brooches in enamel, gold, silver.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

British art nouveau design for painted fan by H. Granville Fell.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

British art nouveau buckle in wrought silver and enamel by Nelson and Edith Dawson.. Enameled botanicals of bluebells and love in a mist

Fan painted on silk by Henri Cassiers: Dutch landscape with peasants in front of windmills.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

French art nouveau pendant and necklet by Eugene Grasset.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

1902 Humber Vintage Car, Karlsbad, Karlsruhe, Germany
1902 Humber Vintage Car, Karlsbad, Karlsruhe, Baden- W� berg, Germany. Date: 1903

High Street, Acton, London
High Street, Acton, Ealing, near Bedford Park, County of London, England. Date: 1902

Street Scene, Alnmouth, Northumberland
Street Scene, Alnmouth, Alnwick, near Lesbury, Northumberland, England. Showing The Schooner Hotel Date: 1902

John Rowntree & Sons Cafe - Coronation Celebrations, Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1902

The Village, Alnmouth, Northumberland
The Village, Alnmouth, Alnwick, Northumberland, England. Showing the Schooner Hotel Date: 1902

Daimler Vintage Car - Automobile
Daimler Vintage Car/Automobile, England. King Edward VII and his 1902 24HP Daimler Date: 1900s

Womens College, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. It was renamed Goucher College in 1910. Date: 1902

Pipe screwing machine for hat factory - this would be a piece of machinery for delivery to the recently purchased factory at Conty which Battersby

Man with bicycles outside house, known to be near Adlington in North East Cheshire. The bicycles would not look significantly out of place today

Old man outside house, identified as William Leigh - a stonemason - at his house at Styperstone near Adlington in North East Cheshire. Date: 1902

Elderly couple and their daughter, identified as William Leigh and family at their house at Styperstone near Adlington in North East Cheshire

Stone built workers house identified as the home of William Leigh - a stonemason - at Styperstone near Adlington in North East Cheshire. Date: 1902

Body pounding machine at Battersbys hatworks - the castnig on it identifies it as locally made, and the background is incredibly untidy! Date: 1902

Women selling flowers in Regent Street, London - once a familiar sight, this picture shows clean streets and a haycart in what is nowadays a very different scene. Date: 1902

Regent Street, London, outside Peter Robinsons store. Date: 1902

Late Victorian picture of a man in garden at Offerton Lane, Stockport. Identified only as G. Ellwood, he shows typical clothing of the period for what was presumably an informal occasion Date: 1902

Two men on a seat in what is kown to be the Billiard Room of Strathclyde, Offerton Lane, Stockport, home of the photographer Ernest Battersby, seen here on the right. Date: 1902

Two prosperous men, on the right is the photographer Ernest Battersby outside his home at Strathclyde, Offerton Lane, Stockport.The other man is identified as E

Firemen at Battersbys hatworks were obviously employed in house, and despite the equipment being satisfactory, when a fire broke out in 1906 there was insufficient water pressure in the mains to be

Hatworks employee at Battersbys factory identified by the photographer as Christopher Tipping, smartly turned out but with a less imposing backdrop. Date: 1902

Blocking shop at Battersbys hatworks - the felt hat on the right awaits further forming. Note the massive chain drive on the machine on the left. Date: 1902

Machine plank shop at Battersbys hatworks - the top end where more exposed drive belts run next to a table with hundreds of felt cones await the next stage of the manufacturing process Date: 1902

Plank shop at Battersbys hatworks showing formed felt cones, te basis for a fur felt hat. Note the huge amount of pipework, and the exposed belt drives to the machinery. Date: 1902

Settling Machine at Battersbys hatworks with Walter Battersby on right. Obviously not a hurried process, whatever it involved. Date: 1902

Strimping Machine at Battersbys hatworks, another solid piece of machinery bearing the makers name Date: 1902

Tipstitcher machine at Battersbys hatworks - a fantastic piece of solid engineering, obviously built to last! Date: 1902

Belgian machine at Battersbys hatworks - designed to be beltdriven, and apparently recently assembled, judging by the spanner left on its base. Date: 1902

Hardening machine at Battersbys hatworks in Stockport. Note the exposed drive belts in use at the time Date: 1902

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