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WW2 poster, careful handling of materialWW2 poster, knockabout comedy is funny on the films but its not funny in the factory. Careful handling of material costs you nothing -- carelessness costs the nation pounds! Design by Victor Hicks
WW2 safety poster, Use Your Head Brother! Unpack and handle all materials with care. By Victor Hicks. Date: 1940s
Ladys weekend dressing caseA ladys weekend dressing case, made of rolled hide, lined with moirette, with spacious pockets, available from Messrs John Pound and Co of Oxford Street, London. Date: 1914
Advertisement, Dryad Tea WaggonAdvertisement for the Dryad Tea Waggon, with three oak trays, on four plated swivel wheels, rubber tyred, with cane work. Very convenient for houses with long passages and for tea on the lawn
Manufacturing equipment - Lead Shrapnel - WW1 Date: circa 1915
Steam engine and tender on a railway trackA steam engine and tender on a railway track outside a shed
Little girl at the steering wheelA little girl at the steering wheel of a car or van. Even if she could drive, she is too small to see out of the windscreen or reach the pedals
Men with crates of fish on quaysideMen working on a quayside with crates of fish labelled William Carnie and David Dow, Newhaven
Making Ivory BrushesA man in a flat cap, boring small holes into an ivory hairbrush handle for the bristles. Date: February 1933
LFB recruits taking part in escape training at HQLFB recruits taking part in escape ladder training at HQ -- team spirit is essential as speed can save lives
Advertisement for M&B Mild Beer -- male model (Vincent Charles) posing with a pint glass. 1959
Japanese Silk Industry - Reeling the Cocoons by Hand-reel Date: circa 1910
Candle holder and mouse on a cutout Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s
Christmas card in the shape of a coal scuttle. Date: circa 1890s
Eggcup stand with two eggs on a cutout Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s
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
Christmas card in the shape of a basket of wine bottlesChristmas card in the shape of a wickerwork basket full of wine bottles. circa 1890s
Christmas card in the shape of a candle and holderHandmade Christmas card in the shape of a candle and holder, with a string to pull to make the flame appear. Date: circa 1890s
Pica pica, common magpieWatercolour by John Gerrard Keulemans (c. 1896)
Round golden jug with a handle (1000-1500 BF). Bronze Age. Decorative Arts. SPAIN. Pontevedra. Pontevedra Museum
Handle with warriors. Etruscan art. Sculpture; Sculpture on bronze. ITALY. Rome. National Etruscan Museum of Villa Julia
German swords handle (late 16th c. ). ITALYGerman swords handle (late 16th c.). ITALY. Venice. Ducal Palace
Spanish sword formerly belonging to Tom᳠deSpanish sword formerly belonging to Tom᳠ de
ESPOZ Y MINA, Francisco Espoz e Ilundain, also called (1781-1836). Spanish guerrilla leader and general of liberal ideology. Sword and case of Espoz y Mina. SPAIN. Madrid. Army Museum
Girls with China 1894So great is the mania for blue china in late 19th century England that theres even a childrens book on the subject - here, two girls handle the precious items. Date: 1894
LCC-LFB learner drivers on a London streetA picture taken outside the headquarters of the London Fire Brigade in Southwark Bridge Road, SE1, on 14 September 1935, showing a motorised fire engine with an L-plate on the front
Head of a turntable ladder (TL) showing the TL monitor and the control handle operated by the firefighter at the top of the ladder
Mouse, facing front, sitting on a mallet with red ribbon through a hole in the handle. Print shows a mouse, facing front, sitting on a mallet with red ribbon through a hole in the handle
Handle with care. Poster promoting safe driving showing a traffic signal and a steering wheel. Date 1943
Chicago Stock YardsUnion stock yards, Chicago, handle 14+ million cattle, hogs, sheep and horses in 1914. Upton Sinclairs The Jungle describes the dreadful conditions. Date: 1916
Dunderpate drawing water from the well. Date: 1938
Chicago Railway StationThe new Chicago and Northwestern railway station, the second largest in the USA, able to handle a quarter million passengers a day on 16 railroad tracks. Date: 1916
Folding Travel ChairA useful chair for holidays and picnics. Folds into a very small waterproof bag, with a stud fastener and handle for carrying! Date: 1930s
Painting Pantomime SetsPantomime preparations - painting scenery. The huge canvasses are laid out on the floor and the sets are painted onto them using long handle brushes. Date: 1930s
Anne & Aberdeen AngusAnne & the Aberdeen Angus cow! Following the rules of Barbara Woodhouses book Talking to Animals, (1954), Anne found she could talk to the cattle and handle them with ease! Date: 1950s
Three boys chatting at a water pump. first published 1879
Churning Butter - Normandy, France Date: circa 1910
Topgis Bashi, Commandant of the Ottoman ArtilleryThe Topgis Bashi, or Commandant of Artillery. The commander of the Turkish Ottoman artillery wearing colourful robes and a tall turban
Aesop / Trees and the AxeTHE TREES AND THE AXE The trees allow the countryman to fell a small tree to make a handle for his axe, not reali- -sing he is a woodcutter who will use it to fell many more
Hand pump fire engineA hand pump fire engine. 1882
Young Victorian woman in a dark dressA young Victorian woman posing for her photograph, wearing a dark dress with a light-coloured bow at the neck
Double page spread in a diary for 5-10 SeptemberA double page spread in a young persons diary for 5-10 September. Each day is given a small illustration, relating either to the season, or to the anniversary of an historical event
Metropolitan Police swordA Metropolitan Police sword in its scabbard
Metropolitan Police rattleA Metropolitan Police rattle
Metropolitan Police sword and scabbardA Metropolitan Police sword and its scabbard
De Dion Bouton motor car, Crickhowell, Powys, Mid WalesA proud family with their 1903-4 De Dion Bouton motor car, registration AJ 232, in a back yard in Crickhowell, Powys, Mid Wales