Pressing Cider ApplesThe Pound-House of a Devon cider farm : on the right is the mill, and on the left is the press where the mock of crushed apples is built into a square heap for pressing
Cider pressingTower to crush the apples and old cider press in Normandy in northern France. Date: circa 1870s
Transportable CiderpressA transportable cider press in use at Pensford, Somerset South-west England) : the fruit is first ground in a mill, then crushed in a press to extract the cider
Sunday Sport - World War Two Bomber Found on MoonFront cover of the Sunday Sport Newspaper - April 24th 1988 - World War Two Bomber Found on Moon *Note usage restrictions as outlined below* 1988
Daily Telegraph - printing room 1900Daily Telegraph, printing room in Fleet Street, London. Date: 1900
Aerospatiale BAC ConcordeConcorde 002 Prototype Roll-Out Ceremony Seen from Roof of the Brabazon Hangars Date: 1968
Daily Telegraph front pages, 1914, 1918 and 1919, WW1Daily Telegraph front pages for 3 August 1914 and 11 November 1918, marking the beginning and end of the First World War
Advertisement for W H Smith -- newsboy on an enamel sign. circa 1925
Typesetting by hand, Morning Post newspaper, LondonA roomful of male compositors in London, typesetting the pages of the Morning Post newspaper by hand
Gutenbergs printing pressGutenberg inspects the first sheet of his Bible, which has just come off the press
Gutenbergs press, with booksGutenbergs press, reconstructed from what was left of it, and housed in the Deutsche Buchgewerbehaus at Leipzig, Germany
British Troops GallipoliBritish troops advance on mass up the cliffs at Gallipoli off the Dardanelles straits. " Short of ammunition but still they press on, the true bulldog rush of our troops"
Chateau Margaux, Medoc - International Press ConferenceChateau Margaux, Medoc, Gironde, France - hosting an International Press Conference. The delegates all pose for a group photograph. Date: 1907
Cider Pressing 18th CApples are being pressed to make cider in a French barn of the 18th century. Date: Circa 1760
Clement Davies (1884-1962) English politician and leader of the Liberal Party from 1945-1956, seen here at the Liberal Election press conference on the 3rd October 1951
Evening Standard SellerA woman sells the Evening Standard newspaper announcing the death of King George VI
Le SillonPoster for Le Sillon, Belgium
Tatler First Issue 1709THE TATLER Founded by Richard Steele, Joseph Addison was a major contributor. The Tatler was succeeded by The Spectator in 1711
Matilda Serao, Italian journalist and novelistMatilda (or Matilde) Serao (1856-1927), Greek-born Italian journalist and novelist, founder and editor of Il Giorno
Printing equipment at a German printer sA flat-bed press and other printing equipment in a German printers workshop (Buchdruckerwerkstatte)
The Daily CourantFront page of The Daily Courant, the first daily paper. The paper began in 1702 and was at first a single sheet printed on one side only. This copy three years later is printed on both sides
HYNEK, 1966J ALLEN HYNEK American astronomer and UFO investigator, at a press conference regarding the 1966 Hillsdale sightings which he attributes to marsh gas
Front page, Youth Against the Bomb, CND newspaper, with an article about support from Paul McCartney of The Beatles pop group, Easter 1964. 1964
HMS Courageous, British battlecruiser, WW1HMS Courageous, British battlecruiser, launched 1916, served during the latter part of the First World War, converted to use as an aircraft carrier during the late 1920s
Last known photo of Captain Smith of RMS TitanicRMS Titanic - extremely rare first generation press photograph taken by Dr McLean from the tender Ireland as she brought mail and a handful of passengers to the Titanic
Fantastic Wooden Screw Olive Press - Kabyle People, AlgeriaAbsolutely Fantastic Wooden Olive Screw Press - Kabyle People, Algeria. The traditional Kabylian economy of the area is based on arboriculture (orchards and olive trees)
Newspaper Seller 1933A newspaper seller in a flat cap and overcoat stands next to his stall on Wednesday, March 1st, 1933. Headlines include The Times: The Arms Embargo - Geneva Comment and Dictatorship in Germany
Advert / Press Morning JPoster for the Morning Journal, New York - a modern newspaper at a modern price
Johannes Gutenberg, German goldsmith and printerJohannes Gutenberg (Johannes Gensfleisch zur Laden zum Gutenberg), German goldsmith and printer. He invented mechanical movable type and thereby began a revolution in book printing
Canada c. 1920 vegetables Bonsecours Market MontrealCanada c.1920 - fruit and vegetable dealers at Bonsecours Market Montreal Bonsecours Market, at 350 rue Saint-Paul in Old Montreal, is a two-story domed public market
Advert, Royles Patent Self-Pouring TeapotsAdvertisement for Royles Patent Self-Pouring Teapots, October 1888. 1888
Propaganda / BismarckBismarck exploits the power of the Reptile Press. Date: 1889
The Albion Press, the larger press used by the Daniel Press, a small private press mainly active in Oxford run by Rev. Charles Henry Olive Daniel
Recruiting poster - Her Majesty?s Stationery Office, 1970SOLDIERING IS OUR/ BUSINESS... /... AND/ BUSINESS IS GOOD. Colour photolithograph recruiting poster published by Her Majesty?s Stationery Office, 1970 (c)
Cartoon, Henry Irving and F B ChattertonCartoon, Henry Irving (1838-1905), legendary actor-manager, and Frederick Balsir Chatterton (1834-1886), theatre manager, with a bust of Shakespeare in the background -- Shakespearian Experimenters
View of St Pauls Cathedral. From Fleet Street, London. Ye old Cheshire Cheese pub is seen on the left. A man can be seen removing horse excrement from the street on the right
Japan, Imperial Mint, Osaka - Rolling Mills, Cutting PressesJapan - The Imperial Mint at Osaka - Rolling Mills, and the Cutting-out Presses. Date: circa 1910s
Petticoat Lane, London - View down the marketPetticoat Lane, London - a long shot. A street clothes market on Wentworth Street and Middlesex Street. Secondhand clothes
Petticoat Lane, London - Birds eye viewBirds eye view of stalls on Petticoat Lane, London. A street clothes market on Wentworth Street and Middlesex Street. Secondhand clothes
Princess Margaret DesignPress release issued on the eve of Princess Margarets wedding showing her Victor Stiebel-designed going-away outfit with buttercup yellow swatches. Date: 1960
Nancy Cunard on cover of The SketchFront cover of The Sketch featuring a photograph by Cecil Beaton of Miss Nancy Cunard (1896 - 1965), heiress, poet and political activist, owner of the Hours Printing Press
Forging PressThe steelworks of John Brown & Co, Sheffield, Yorkshire : the 6000 ton forging press
A saddler making a saddle in his leather workshopA saddler in leather apron making a saddle in his workshop. Handcoloured woodcut engraving from The Book of English Trades and Library of the Useful Arts, Phillips, London, 1818
Cartoon, Wilson Barrett, preparing to play HamletWilson Barrett (William Henry Barrett; 1846-1904), actor, theatre manager and playwright -- More Study! Seen here preparing to play Hamlet, to the consernation of Henry Irving
Dog with Daily Telegraph newspaper on a greetings cardDog with a Daily Telegraph newspaper dated 5 September 1949 in its mouth, part of a greetings card. Date: 1949
Front page, The London GazetteFront page of a 17th century issue of The London Gazette, described by some as the worlds most boring newspaper. It contains official government notices and news items, and dates back to the 1660s
Advert / John Bull 1906Advertisement for John Bull magazine, edited by Horatio Bottomley: a hard hitter but never below the belt! Date: 1906
Ivor Novello and Mabel Poulton in The Constant Nymph (1928) directed by Basil Dean & Adrian Brunel Date: 1928
