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Transportable CiderpressA transportable cider press in use at Pensford, Somerset South-west England) : the fruit is first ground in a mill, then crushed in a press to extract the cider
The wassail bowlLocals gather round to drink hot mulled cider out of the wassail bowl. Artists: Alan Wright & Vernon Stokes Date: circa 1910
Cider Press - Normandy. Two different varieties of press at work - a screw press and a cranked masher
Fte Day in a Cider Orchard, Normandy (1878). Hennessy, William John 1839-1917. Date: 1878
Advert / Schweppes CiderCIDER An elegant lady holding out a glass of bubbling cider
Wassailing Apple TreesIn Devon and Somerset, apple growers wassail orchards on 17 January, with songs and a bucket of hot cider; a tree is lightly sprinkled, then the wassailers drink the rest
Jester carrying a wassail bowlA jester in red and blue costume, carrying a wassail bowl and enjoying the aroma coming from it. Wassail was a medieval drink, a kind of punch made from hot mulled cider
Wagner / Gill / Ring CycleRICHARD WAGNER German composer in a satirical comment on his four-part opera cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen
Pressing Cider ApplesThe Pound-House of a Devon cider farm : on the right is the mill, and on the left is the press where the mock of crushed apples is built into a square heap for pressing
Cider Pressing 18th CApples are being pressed to make cider in a French barn of the 18th century. Date: Circa 1760
Cider maker, Somerset, EnglandA cider maker wearing a trilby hat and an apron, leans on an old wooden wagon and drinks a pint of cider among the casks and barrels in the outbuilding of a cider works in Somerset
West Country YokelA sterotypical image of a West country yokel, drinking scrumpy
Cider pressingTower to crush the apples and old cider press in Normandy in northern France. Date: circa 1870s
Brittany - Local Bretons dance around a jug of local ciderBrittany - Inebriated Local Bretons (and a pair of pigs) dance around a jug (pitcher) of local cider. One chap (left) has certainly had a little too much.... Date: circa 1910s
Cider Apple PickingCider making : collecting the grass-fruit
Cider AdvertisementJohn Symons Devonshire Cyder
Carhampton Apple TreeAPPLE TREE CUSTOM Trees are toasted with mulled cider while singing a wassail song; cider-soaked toast is left for robins, and guns are fired to frighten evil spirits
Kentish Cider DrinkersAfter a hard morning ploughing, two Kentish farm workers take a well earned break and pour themselves a mug of cider from a pottery flask
Advert, Gaymer's Cyder
Rue de la Jonquiere, Paris, FranceRue de la Jonquiere, 17th arrondissement, Paris, France. Date: 1910s
Cartoon, Sam Hall, Cider Drinking Song. 19th century
Adverts including for the Highland RailwayPage of adverts in The Bystander, including for Gieves, the Highland Railway, Booths Gin and Whiteways Cyders. Date: 1922
Fore Street, Tiverton, Devon circa 1920s
Bringing in ChristmasPagan Christmas, with people enjoying the festive spirit with some hot mulled cider or two!
Aveling and Porter BS class Road Roller Rosie the Cider GirlMaker: Aveling & Porter Type: Road Roller Class: BS Name: Rosie the Cider Girl Date: 1970s-1980s
ANCIENT ENGLISH RUSTICAn ancient English countryman wearing a white smock frock - useful for keeping his clothes clean when working in the fields. Date: 1906
Pouring cider in cider barn at Dunkertons cider, EnglandA man pours cider from a barrel into an earthenware jug in the cider barn at Dunkertons Cider, Herefordshire, England Date: 1988
Symons Cyder Mills, Totnes, DevonView of Symons Cyder Mills on the River Dart at Totnes, Devon. Date: circa 1960s
Man filling a bucket at a water pumpA man filling a bucket at a water pump, outside an inn called The Plume of Feathers, recommended by the Automobile Association, serving lunches and teas as well as draught cider
The first drawing of an elephant drinking ciderelephant drinking cider 1966
Flower display, York Road, Battersea, SW LondonFlower display in the doorway of a public house, York Road, Battersea, SW London. circa 1900
Cider Making, 1850Cider making : laying the fruit before pressing. Date: 1850
Cornish Cider MillAn old stone cider mill, from Cornwall, southwest England
Laying Cider ApplesLaying the fruit in the apple loft of a Devon farm Date: 1850
Firing at the apple-tree in DevonshireOn the Twelfth Eve in Devonshire, it was custom for the farmer to leave his warm fireside accompanied by a band of rustics with guns and blunderbusses, goto the orchard
West Country yokel, Scrumpy ManA sterotypical image of a West Country yokel, drinking Lands End Scrumpy (cider). Date: circa 1970s
Family Portrait PhotographSepia glass plate family portait photograph circa 1900. Whiteway family group of the Devon cider manufacturers. Date: circa 1900
The Savoy, 1223 Oliver Avenue, Indianapolis. Showing, " Hard Cider", " Atonement", " European War Pictures" and " Beppo" Date: C. 1914
Cider Merchants - Normandy, Northern FranceCider Merchants at a fair in Normandy, Northern France. Date: circa 1910
Christmas card in the shape of a jug in a basketChristmas card in the shape of a jug in a wickerwork basket. Date: circa 1890s
C18 Apple OrchardAn 18th century apple orchard in Herefordshire, illustrating a poem by John Phillips in praise of cider Date: circa 1710
Autumn in New England: cider making
A woman pouring cider in Normandie, France. Outdoor bar scene
Sweet cider. Date c1890 Nov. 22. Sweet cider. Date c1890 Nov. 22
Billboard advertisements, Walton-on-the-Naze, EssexBillboard advertisements at Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, for Whiteways Devonshire Cyder and The Royal Navy. circa 1949
The cider cellar, 1850Men drinking at a pub in the Strand called The Cider Cellar. Date: 1850
Sussex Cider PressWorking the cider press on a farm in Sussex, England Date: 1898
Shooting Apple TreesIn Devonshire, on Twelfth Eve, countryfolk go into the orchards and shoot at one of the best trees, to ensure a good fruit crop : much cider is drunk on this occasion... Date: 1851