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Dry Stone WallingTwo working class men in flat caps build a dry stone wall together at Galashiel, Selkirkshire, Scotland
Coopers at work making wooden barrelsFour coopers hard at work in their workshop making traditional wooden barrels. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith
Blacksmith at work in his forgeAn elderly blacksmith hammering a horseshoe on his anvil. The owner of the horse awaiting a new set of shoes looks in at the window, while the blacksmiths cat scratches an ear on the work bench
Wheelwrights making cart wheelsWheelwrights or wainwrights making large wooden wheels in a traditional rural workshop. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith
Craftsmen making besom brooms and wooden rakesTwo craftsmen sit on narrow benches, making besom brooms and wooden rakes. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith
Craftsmen make besom brooms and wooden rakesTwo craftsmen sit on narrow benches, making besom brooms and wooden rakes. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith
Ancient metal workers, KazakhstanTwo Kazakh craftsmen (blacksmiths) shaping metal by hammering. In the background are a yurt, horses, camels and camel keeper. BCE
Iron processing in Bronze Age, Kazakhstan areaBronze Age craftsmen (blacksmiths) processing iron with special tools, shaping the metal by hammering. In the background are yurts and a mountain landscape. 3000-1200 BCE
View inside a copper and lead factory, LondonView inside the Pontifex and Wood copper and lead factory, Shoe Lane, London. Date: 1842
Santa Claus in his workshop on a Christmas postcardSanta Claus making a sled in his workshop on a Christmas postcard. Date: circa 1900s
Blacksmith hammering at a lump of metal with a long hammerBlacksmith in his forge hammering at a lump of metal with a long hammer. Date: 1887
INDIAN IRONWORKERSMetalworkers in a bazaar in Delhi, India, hammering out fine ironwork, including railings and window grills etc. Date: 1930s
Prince of Wales riveting bolt of Alexandra Railway BridgeRoyal tour of India: the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) riveting the last bolt of the Alexandra Railway Bridge in the Punjab. 1876
Snap Playing Cards - Tinker - Peter Pan. circa 1930s
Interior of the forge. Engraving. 19th century
Book of Trades, The Cooper. 1841
Book of Trades, The Wheel Wright. 1841
Book of Trades, The Trunk Maker. 1841
A WheelwrightA wheelwright hammering on red-hot pieces of iron to form the tyre of a wheel Date: 1827
Industry / Smith 1827" A smith is one who works on iron, and who from that metal manufactures a vast variety of articles useful in the arts of life, and of great importance to domestic comfort". Date: 1827
Shipwright 1827A shipwright hammering rivets into a ships hull. Date: 1827
Pewterer 1827A pewterer hammering mugs, jugs, plates etc in his studio. Date: 1827
Boy scouts building a wooden jetty, MauritiusBoy scouts building a wooden jetty in Mauritius
Workers with hammers
Workmen hammering rivets into a vessel
The Last ArmourerMr. Rex, the last armourer, hammering a helmet into shape. Date: 1930s
Hammering GoldExtracting gold in a factory in London, England. Date: early 1930s
Farrier - Blacksmith preparing horseshoes Date: circa 1910s
Making a herring barrel, LowestoftA cooper making a herring barrel in Lowestoft, Suffolk. By the mid-1960s, fish catches from Lowestoft were greatly diminishing, particularly the herring. Date: 1909
Silhouette, To Hit the Nail on the HeadTo Hit the Nail on the Head -- silhouette showing three children watching their father hammer a nail into the wall
Farmyard DogsDogs sleeping in a Devon (England) farmyard, happy to be beside the farmer, hammering in his outbuilding. Date: early 1930s
Hammering a WheelA wheelwright hammering a tyre into a cartwheel in his workshop, Berkshire, England. Date: 1930s
Armourer at WorkAn armourer hammering a metal helmet. Date: 1930s
Preparations for the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, 1852The Nelson Monument in St Pauls cathedral, as preparations for the funeral of the Duke of Wellington get under way. Date: 1852
Paris Exhibition - Great Indian Exhibition (2 / 3)People from the Malabar region of southern India (lying between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea) at the Grande Exposition Indienne held in Paris in 1902
A Turkish TinkerA metal utensil manufacturer in Constantinople in his workshop. A Turkish Tinker, a mender of metal objects
Man at work in Kashgar, western ChinaA man at work in the open air in Kashgar, western China. He is hammering a wooden contraption with rope attached, perhaps a primitive agricultural implement
Carpenters building a wagonThree carpenters working on a wooden wagon, using traditional tools and techniques. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith
The solution to the Turkish QuestionFrench cartoon - the solution to the Turkish Question. A huge fist falls on the Sultans head
Immigrant Bootmakers at Work, London, 1904Engraving showing young male immigrants hard at work making shoes; stitching, sewing and hammering at a work table, London, 1904
Building from Wood
The Brazier 1827A brazier hammers kettles, pans, candlesticks and other utensils from brass, a metal which is compounded from copper and zinc
Gold-Beater 1827A gold-beater and his assistant hammering gold into ingots with special hammers
An Iron Foundry C19ThThe interior of an iron foundry with men hammering on an anvil, working at a furnace and using a vice
German Goldsmiths / C16The workshop of German Goldsmith Hans Brosamer von Fulda (1506 - 1554)
Goldsmith / 16th CenturyGoldsmiths at work
Tinsmith in WorkshopA tinsmith at work fashioning useful household objects such as watering cans out of tin; his children help in the workshop
Buildings / ConstructionLaying bricks