Cracker Collection (page 4)

Wizard Crackers
Hovells The Wizard Christmas Crackers, 1888 Date: 1888

Cracker label
Cabaret Girl Christmas Crackers label, 1933 Date: 1933

Does Polly want a cracker?

Personalised family Christmas card, c. 1900
Brilliant Christmas card from the late Victorian/early Edwardian era, showing a Christmas cracker being pulled to reveal the four faces of a family who send their greetings from Craig-Gowan

Bob Manchesters The Cracker Jacks a 20th century idea. Date c1900

The Graphic Christmas Number 1927
Front cover of the Graphic Christmas Number for 1927 featuring a figurine of a couple on a windowsill while outside, people scurry through the snow. Date: 1927

Bob Manchesters Cracker Jacks everything new. Date c1899

British Legion Childrens Christmas Party, Walton, Essex

The Graphic Christmas Number 1924 front cover
Front cover of The Graphic, Christmas Number 1924 featuring a gleeful cherub riding a concerned looking turkey, who has the added humiliation of a Christmas cracker hanging around his neck. Date: 1924

Santa and children pulling cracker
Santa Claus and four children pulling a Christmas cracker. early 20th century

Shaping the end of a Christmas cracker, 1905
A female worker at the famous Tom Smith Christmas cracker factory, shapes the end of a cracker over a brass cylinder by tightly drawing string round the loose end

Contents of some Christmas crackers, 1905

Filling Santa Claus stockings at the Tom Smith factory
Female workers sit at tables filling net stockings with trinkets and toys at the Tom Smith Christmas cracker factory. Machines would cut out and sew the stockings and with this help

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