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James Burgess, the railway guard who was part of the gang that took part in the bullion robbery on the South-Eastern railway on the night of 15 May 1855
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Chopper for Light SovereignEngraving of a mechanical chopper used to deface gold coins, which were under weight. In June 1842 the Bank of England recalled millions of gold sovereigns which through wear had lost weight
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Balance for DollarsEngraving of weighing scales invented by Mr Bate for weighing dollars not exceeding 72 lbs 2 oz troy
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Receiving OfficeEngraving of the office in the Bank of England where deposits in gold or silver can be made
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Balance for Bar GoldEngraving of a heavy duty set of weighing scales with central pillars for weighing bars of gold. A bar of gold is on one side of the balances, the weights on the other
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Balance for Bar SilverEngraving of fine weighing scales for bars of silver, with a bar of silver on one side of the scales and the weights on the other
US Gold Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky, USA. Date: circa 1940
Junkers G24 (G23?), S-aA?. Unloading bullion to the ap?Junkers G24 (G23?), S-aA?. Unloading bullion to the approximate value of $48, 000, 000 which was transported from Germany to Croydon as payment from Germany to Britain under the Dawes Plan, July 1925
Junkers G24. Handwritten caption on back of photograph ?Junkers G24. Handwritten caption on back of photograph states: ?German Junkers bringing over bullion. This was the first load by air of the German war debt.?
Picture auction, Hotel Bullion, ParisPicture auction at the Hotel Bullion, Paris. Date: 1785
Gold Bars Bullion400 Troy Ounce gold bar. Perth Mint, Australia
Egyptian Lady of the Turkish HaremEgyptian lady of the Turkish Harem, smoking a Hookah Pipe and reclining on a armchair. The true historical nature of the Turkish/Eastern/Ottoman Harem was the housing of the women
The Flow of Gold from the USA to France: Bullion in Kegs. ThPhotograph showing bullion being transferred from a train which had just arrived from le Havre, at the Batignolles station in Paris, into motor lorries for transport to the Bank
Lancelot SkynnerCaptain LANCELOT SKYNNER British naval captain who went down with the Lutine on the Zuyder Zee with much bullion. The ships bell hangs in Lloyds and is still rung. Date: 1766 - 1799
French encouraged to pour their gold into French WW1 effortDramatic patriotic postcard encouraging the French population to pour their gold into the French WW1 war effort or to exchange their gold at banks for real money to contribute. Date: 1915
Kaiser Wilhelm appeals to Queen AlexandraKaiser Wilhelm II of Germany appeals to Queen Alexandra of Great Britain, who sits atop the vast wealth of the British Empire
Jim the Penman arrestedJames Townsend Saward, better known as Jim the Penman, is found in a coffee shop near Oxford Street, London, by two City officers and arrested
William Tester, the Margate Stationmaster who was part of the gang that robbed a gold bullion train on the South-eastern railway, on 15 May 1855
Egypt - Turkish WomanOttoman Turkish Woman in Egypt, in a very fine and elaborate costume and leaning on the end of a sofa
Izmir, Turkey - Pasha in his Palace and the HarbourA Pasha in his Palace before an exotic garden, smoking a pipe and seated below a silk damask curtain with gold bullion fringe
Bullion Office. Bank of England. English SilverThe chief supply of native silver comes from the lead mines of Northumberland, this engraving shows a large lump of silver ore weighing 2 cwts
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Bar of SilverSilver deposits at the Bank of England include bars of silver from South America of a fine description
The Flow of Gold from the USA and France. Bullion in Kegs. IPhotograph of gold ingots being tested in the metallurgical laboratory of the bank of France
Bullion Office. Bank of England. American Silver. The SmalleSilver deposits in the Bank of England include oblong pigs of silver from South America, weighing on average 65 lbs each, and smaller semi-globular pieces from Valparaiso
The Flow of Gold from the USA to France. Bullion in Kegs. TaPhotograph of a metallurgist chipping a piece off the corner of a gold ingot for testing
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Compartment in the BullionEngraving of vauly in the Bank of England used for storing sacks full of Mexican Silver Dollars. A Bank official in uniform with tricorn hat is unloading a cart stacked with sacks
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Bar of GoldEngraving of a bar of gold, a small slab weighing sixteen pounds, worth about 800 in 1845"
The Flow of Gold from the USA to France. Bullion in Kegs. APhotograph of interior of a Railway wagon with a large number of kegs full of gold, during the train journey from le Havre to Paris
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Plata Pena SilverCone shaped ingots of silver, which is not completely in the metallic state. Is is also known as rock silver
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Spanish dollars and Mexican
Bullion Office. Bank of England. Sycee SilverThis bar of silver was used by the Chinese Emperor to pay a ransom. It is above the quality of British silver coin and has the date of issue
Advertisement for British Standard carAdvertisement for the British Standard car, entitled Integrity, with illustration of the car and a bullion scale. The advertisement states
Mesmer / Magnetic ClinicMesmers magnetic clinic at the Hotel Bullion, Paris