Nursery Collection (page 18)

Nursery on board MV Christiaan Huygens ocean liner
Nursery on board the MV Christiaan Huygens Dutch ocean liner, later used as a troopship during WW2. Date: circa 1933

Toddler with nursery rhyme scene on a Christmas card -- Bye baby bunting, Fathers gone a-hunting, To get a little rabbit skin, To wrap the baby bunting in

Nursery land
Traditional nursery rhyme from Nursery land, one of Deans Rag Books.Date: circa 1939

Children with nursery rhyme scenes on a Christmas card -- One, two, three, four, five, I caught a hare alive! Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, And let it go again! Date: circa 1890s

Illustration, Two Simple Tales for Simple Folks
Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Two Simple Tales for Simple Folks, a pocket book for children. Cock-a-Doodle-Do, My Dame Has Lost Her Shoe, showing a woman chasing after the dog who has stolen her shoe

Japan - Children in day beds at a nursery
Children in day beds at a nursery, while their Mothers are at work. The bed consists of thick quilts laid on a floor of tatami straw mats. Date: 1932

Cock-a-doodle-doo, My dame has lost her shoe -- two dogs manage to rip the shoe apart between them. Date: 1899

Agnes Parr Nursery, Streatham
Small children stand at the gate of the Agnes Parr Nursery, Streatham, in South London

Mullers New Orphan Houses, Bristol - House No2, Nursery
Mullers New Orphan Houses, Bristol. Girls in the nursery at House No.2

Barnardos nursery
A nurse feeds a baby a bottle of milk with other small children gathered around at an unidentified Barnardos nursery. Date: circa 1940

Little boy with rocking horse, sailing boat and castle
A little boy standing in a room (perhaps a nursery) containing a rocking horse, a sailing boat, a train engine with signals and a castle. Date: circa 1930s

Ride-a-cock-horse. Traditional nursery rhyme. Artist: Dudley Hardy Date: 1905

Where are you going to?. Traditional nursery rhyme. Artist: Dudley Hardy Date: 1905

Twinkle twinkle little star. Traditional nursery rhyme. Artist: Dudley Hardy Date: 1905

Little boy blue. Traditional nursery rhyme. Artist: Dudley Hardy Date: 1905

Children at a nursery school, Balham, SW London. Date: 1950s

Margaret McMillan, a Christian Socialist and member of the Fabian Society. She campaigned for improvements in childrens nursery care, pioneering a play-centred approach to education for the young

The State Nursery, Macedon, Victoria
The State Nursery, Macedon, near Gisborne, Victoria, Australia. Showing the Cypress Hedge Date: 1920s

An Alternative Nursery, Germany. Date: 1905

The Village, Bexhill, Sussex
The Village, Bexhill, near Hastings, Sussex, England. Showing Premises of Henry Eldridge - Landscape Gardener & Nursery-hand Date: 1906

Nursery Road, Beckermet, Cumbria
Nursery Road, Beckermet, Whitehaven, near Egremont, Cumbria, England. Date: 1920s

The nursery rhyme, Where are you going to, my pretty maid?
Where are you going to, my pretty maid? Im going a-milking, Sir, she said. May I go with you, my pretty maid? May I go with you, my pretty maid? Youre kindly welcome, Sir, she said. Date: c. 1930

Two children reading books, on the cover of Nursery Rhymes Date: c. 1930

Silhouette of girl and geese, Cremona advert
Silhouette of girl and geese by H.L. Oakley, advert for Cremona Dairy Cream Toffee. Oakley produced 38 groups of nursery figures which were printed in colour on the toffee tins

Silhouette of a boy with a sheep, Cremona advert
Silhouette of a boy with a sheep by H.L. Oakley, advert for Cremona Dairy Cream Nursery Toffee

The queen of hearts
Traditional nursery rhyme postcard, utilised as an advertising medium for an outfitter.Date: circa 1905

Little Jack Horner
Traditional nursery rhyme postcard, utilised as an advertising medium for an outfitter.Date: circa 1905

Oh! A-hunting we will go
Traditional nursery rhyme postcard, utilised as an advertising medium for an outfitter.Date: circa 1905

A Little Cock Sparrow Sat on a Tree
Black and white. Young boy and girl with bow and arrow, looking at a bird in a tree. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes. Part of Boswell collection, slide number 114 Date: late 19th century

Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie
Hand coloured. Young boy with hands in pockets in front of gate. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes. Part of Boswell collection, slide number 8 Date: late 19th century

Little Tom Tucker
Black and white. Two girls sitting and offering a plate to a young boy, who is singing to them. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes. Part of Boswell collection, slide number 111 Date: late 19th century

Jack the Giant Killer
Black and white. Grown man wielding stick at young boy, who is holding a sword. They are both in costume. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes

Sweets to the Sweet
Black and white. Young girl sitting in garden, holding a basket and feeding a sweet to a small child. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes

Rock-a-bye Baby
Black and white. Young girl cuddling baby next to fallen cradle and branch. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes. Part of Boswell collection, slide number 110 and 2 Date: late 19th century

Tom, the Pipers Son
Black and white. A boy wearing a hat sitting astride a wooden fence in front of a brick building, holding a piglet. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes

No use crying over Spilt Milk
Black and white. Boy carrying a hamper and pitchfork, and two girls (one is holding flowers behind her back). They are standing around a pail of spilt milk on a leafy pathway

Twos Company
Black and white. Girl in dress and bonnet with her arm around a boy in a boater hat, both walking along a path. The girl is waving back to a younger girl who is standing on the side of the path

Georgy Porgy
Hand coloured. Two crying girls, one standing and one sitting. There are also three boys, two of whom are comforting the girls and one who is peeking around a wall. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes

Buttercups and Daises
Black and white. Two young girls in a field picking flowers, one wearing a hat with flowers. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes. Part of Boswell collection, slide number 120 Date: late 19th century

Old Woman Whither So High?
Black and white. Young girl dressed as a witch, riding on a broomstick with a black cat. Part of Box 102, Nursery Rhymes. Part of Boswell collection, slide number 117 Date: late 19th century

Dunkleys prams and nursery toys advertisement, 1888
Advertisement for a variety of prams, bassinettes, childrens wheeled toys and rocking horses available from Dunkleys of 76 Houndsditch, London. 1888

Suffrage Parliament M. P Woos Maiden
A Member of Parliament attempts to woo a Suffrage campaigner (Lydia Becker?) with the promise of a bill to secure Womens Franchise

I saw a ship a-sailing
Illustrative interpretation of traditional nursery rhyme. Artist: Ethel Larcombe Date: circa 1910

Ding dong bell!. Traditional nursery rhyme. Who pulled her out, Little Tommy Stout. Date: 1908

A number of rooks. Nursery rhyme. Date: circa 1918

Little Tommy Tucker. Traditional nursery rhyme. Date: circa 1906

Simple Simon met a pieman. Nursery rhyme. Date: circa 1918

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