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Oh why did I eat 10 mince tarts. Oh whyOh why did I eat 10 mince tarts, 9 ice cakes, 11 queen cakes, 6 oranges, a sack full of nuts and other things too numerous to mention. Oh why
The Sack of Aerschot, 1914An illustration of the alleged stabling of horses by German troops in the church at Aerschot, Belgium, during the German occupation of the town, early in the First World War. Date: 1914
Land girl in Lincolnshire, WW1A lady worker raising a sack of wheat to be carried to a wagon during the First World War. Date: 1916
British soldier with corrugated iron for transport, WW1A British soldier on horseback, using a piece of corrugated iron for transport of supplies across a muddy field on the Western Front during World War One. Date: circa 1916
Father Christmas with his sack, by Muriel DawsonFather Christmas walking through the snow with his sack, by Muriel Dawson. Date: 1924
American first world war propaganda: liberty bondsWe eat lots of chow over here, and liberty bonds pay for it
Patriotic British postcard, bayonet practice, WW1First World War patriotic postcard, showing an imaginary German soldier standing behind the dummy used for bayonet practice
Russian Farmer with his HarvestAn elderly and substantially bearded Russian Farmer carrying a large sack over one shoulder. Date: 1925
Nursery Rhymes -- Knave and Queen of HeartsNursery Rhymes -- two illustrations. Above -- the Knave of Hearts takes a tart. Below -- the Queen of Hearts making her tarts. Date: early 20th century
Nursery Rhymes -- Jolly Miller, Tom ThumbNursery Rhymes. Above, the Jolly Miller, carrying a sack. Below, a woman sits at a table, watching Tom Thumb riding a tiny horse. Date: early 20th century
Young man processing wool, ScotlandA young man in the textile industry in Scotland, processing wool
Hop picking in Kent. Date: circa 1910
Workman standing in a yardA workman in waistcoat and trousers, standing in a yard with a sack on a trolley behind him. Two other men look out from a doorway
Fathers sack race in SeafordSporting fathers take part in a sack race designed specially for them at a school sports day in Seaford, Sussex. Several of them have fallen over, or are in the process of doing so. Date: 1934
Two men sitting by a smoking brazier. The man on the right is putting items into a sack
Adver for Huntley and Palmers biscuitsHuntley and Palmers biscuits advertisement with Father Christmas holding a box of Empire Assorted biscuits Date: 1947
WW2 - Land Army Girls having a sack raceWW2 - Home front - Land Army Girls having a sack race during some time off. Date: August 1942
South Africa - Women carrying mealie-meal - a relatively coarse flour made from maize (called mielies or mealies). A staple food in South Africa, Lesotho, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi
Russian soldier on his way homeRussian soldier (out of uniform - he carries it in his pack) on his way home. Date: 1905
Postal Sack Label - Royal Mail - postage from London (SW1) to Aberdeen Date: circa 1970s
Damascus, Syria - Wheat Seller Date: circa 1910s
Indian man cleaning cotton Date: circa 1910s
Team of Oxen - Basque Country, FranceTeam of Oxen (wearing hats?!) - Basque Country, Southern France Date: 1909
Henry Ford loads the first sack of air mail for Cleveland, Ohio, from Detroit at the Ford Airport, Dearborn, Michigan, 29 January 1924. Date: 1924
Father Christmas meets three little children out in the snowFather Christmas, carrying a sack laden with presents, comes across three little children walking in the snow. Date: c. 1910
Father Christmas with two small children in the snowTwo sweet little children meet Father Christmas as he wanders through the snow with his sack full of Christmas presents. c.1920
Two children meet Father Christmas in the snowTwo excited small children meet Father Christmas as they wander through the snowy countryside. c.1920
Father Christmas distributing presents
Children peering round a tree at Father ChristmasFather Christmas marches through the snowy countryside, carrying a sack bursting with presents. He is watched by two excited little children who hide behind a tree. c. 1920
Father Christmas followed by a colourful group of childrenFather Christmas marches through the snowy countryside followed by a long line of brightly dressed children, heavily laden with presents. c. 1920
ALARIC I (370-410). Visigothic king (395 - 410). Scene in the camp of Alaric I during the Sack of Rome. Engraving
Spain. First Republic (1873-1874). Fight in the barricade of the quarter of La Vi Cadiz). Engraving
Chinese Funeral - Rangoon - I saw no bier, but the children had been able to, right from the school balconies, set out in the street under a richly embroidered drapery
Timber merchantPeople You See. Timber merchant. From Teddy Bear (12 December 1964)
More jewels for the treasure trove. Source unknown
Newspaper GirlPeople You See: The Newspaper Girl. From Teddy Bear (27 June 1964)
Coal ManPeople You See. From Teddy Bear (11 April 1964)
Post Girl delivering lettersPeople You See: The Post Girl. From Teddy Bear (7 December 1968)
Michael and the Mighty Men
Slippery pole sack fighting at a London Fire Brigade sports event
Russian General Kuropatkin in a sack. Print shows Russian General Aleksei Nikolaevich Kuropatkin wrapped up in a sack with two horrified Russian officers standing next to him. Date 1904 or 1905
The Sack House, Brunswick (i. e. Braunschweig), GermanyThe Sack House, Brunswick (i.e. Braunschweig), Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900
Farm boy with sack full of boll weevils which he has picked off of cotton plants. Macon County, Georgia. Date 1937 July
Xmas. Children follow SantaIn a winter scene, children follow Santa with his sack of toys. Date: 1908
Santa comes down the chimney
Piles of Bags of Wheat - Argentina. It is almost as if the construction of the sacks was a mimic of a great building!! Date: 1906
Postman with post from Tunbridge Wells, KentPostman with Post from Tunbridge Wells. His mail sack folds out to reveal small photographic views of this charming town in Kent. Date: 1913
Santa with his sack of presentsSanta delivering gifts at Christmas. From 1950s Christmas card. c.1950