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Heated Collection (page 2)

Background imageHeated Collection: Clothes fumigation at Coldbath Fields Prison

Clothes fumigation at Coldbath Fields Prison
Prisoners clothes being fumigated in a heated cabinet at Coldbath Fields Prison, Clerkenwell. Date: 1862

Background imageHeated Collection: Good Coffee Tip

Good Coffee Tip
The essence of good coffee is keeping it hot, so stand the coffee jug in a basin of hot water, put the grounds in the jug, pour on boiling water and stand it by the heated stove. Date: 1930s

Background imageHeated Collection: Kitchen and inmates, Portland Prison, Dorset

Kitchen and inmates, Portland Prison, Dorset
A kitchen or cook-house at Portland Prison, Dorset. Inmates in arrow-patterned uniforms stand in front of a row of large steam-heated cooking coppers

Background imageHeated Collection: Cairo, Egypt - Mobile street hot food vendor

Cairo, Egypt - Mobile street hot food vendor
A mobile hot food vendor sells his steaming wares in Cairo, Egypt

Background imageHeated Collection: Tempering a long metal bar

Tempering a long metal bar in an industrial furnace. The bar was heated prior to hammering and shaping to make railway rails. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

Background imageHeated Collection: Metal being tempered in a furnace prior to shaping

Metal being tempered in a furnace prior to shaping
A metalworker tempers a piece of metal in a furnace, while another observes using a viewing plate to protect his eyes from the light emanating from the furnace core. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

Background imageHeated Collection: Boys Club, food preparation 1932

Boys Club, food preparation 1932
Two older boys from a Boys Club help with food preparation. Big pots of food need to be heated and stirred over an open fire whilst a kettle comes to the boil

Background imageHeated Collection: The Floating Swimming Bath, Charing Cross, London, 1875

The Floating Swimming Bath, Charing Cross, London, 1875
Engraving showing the floating swimming bath in the River Thames at Charing Cross, London, 1875. The swimming bath drew its water from the Thames, then cleaned and heated it

Background imageHeated Collection: Hospital saloon on the London and North Western Railways

Hospital saloon on the London and North Western Railways
A hospital on wheels, the invalid saloons on the London and North Western Railway. Special thick flooring was used to deaden the vibrations and noise from the patient

Background imageHeated Collection: Hatmaking 1750

Hatmaking 1750
Hatmakers at work round their kettle - a workbench placed over a heated stove to make the materials easier to work

Background imageHeated Collection: Slings / Heated Stones

Slings / Heated Stones
Using slings with heated stones

Background imageHeated Collection: Chimneysweep (Petherick)

Chimneysweep (Petherick)
London characters: the CHIMNEY SWEEP walks the streets with his brushes, offering his services - for every home is heated with coal fires which clog the chimneys with soot

Background imageHeated Collection: Ww1 / Cooling Gun Barrel

Ww1 / Cooling Gun Barrel
A German soldier puts wet rags over an over-heated artillery gun barrel to cool it down

Background imageHeated Collection: Ordeal by Redhot Metal

Ordeal by Redhot Metal
ORDEAL BY RED-HOT METAL The suspect is required to grasp a bar of heated metal - if he can hold it, he is innocent, if not, not

Background imageHeated Collection: Electric Welding

Electric Welding
A welder uses an electric arc- welding tool to join the metal parts of a steel structure. The parts are heated to white heat and metal added to make the join

Background imageHeated Collection: Hatters at Work

Hatters at Work
Hatters at work round their kettle, a heated workbench, each occupied with a different stage of manufacture. Some 60, 000 beaver furs were bought from Canada every year

Background imageHeated Collection: Stone Age Boatmaking

Stone Age Boatmaking
Stone Age man builds one of the first boats, using heated stones to hollow out a log

Background imageHeated Collection: Patrick Henry speaking against the Stamp Act

Patrick Henry speaking against the Stamp Act
Patrick Henry, in the Virginia House of Burgesses, introduces radical resolutions opposing the Stamp Act, warning King George III that he could go the way of Caesar and Charles I

Background imageHeated Collection: Tea Cultivation

Tea Cultivation
China : second stage of drying, in heated shallow pans



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