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Shell Collection (page 35)

Background imageShell Collection: Fashionable Couple 1837

Fashionable Couple 1837
Man: frock coat with roll collar & pointed lapel. Woman: pink & white open-robe, bodice with lace tucker & quilling, tunic fastened at intervals with a shell shaped trim

Background imageShell Collection: The Sound of the Sea

The Sound of the Sea
A little girl holds a sea- shell up to her brothers ear so that he, too, may hear the sound of the sea

Background imageShell Collection: Evening Coat / Paquin 1914

Evening Coat / Paquin 1914
Paquin evening coat: deep set fur trimmed sleeves & panels using a fabric with a Klimt style spiral motif. The shell style collar is possibly wired to keep its shape

Background imageShell Collection: South Bank Promenade

South Bank Promenade
The South Bank Promenade and Pier, which was directly in front of the brand new Royal Festival Hall, overlooking the River Thames, with a fine view of the City of London

Background imageShell Collection: CRAB 1849

CRAB 1849
Lupa pelagica

Background imageShell Collection: Ornamental Shrimp

Ornamental Shrimp
ORNAMENTAL SHRIMP (Palemon ornatum)

Background imageShell Collection: Selling Shellwork

Selling Shellwork
She sells sea shells on the sea-shore... this girl with her tray of shell-work is a fine example of local craftspeople catering for the tourist trade

Background imageShell Collection: London / Cries / Mat Man

London / Cries / Mat Man
The mat-man sells mats made from a strong fibre that adheres to the shell of the coconut and are very rare

Background imageShell Collection: A TORTOISE

A TORTOISE
A tortoise

Background imageShell Collection: Embankment Sphinx

Embankment Sphinx
A sphinx on the Embankment, London, one of a pair made to compliment Cleopatras Needle, which was was brought from Egypt to England in 1878. The Shell Mex clock is behind it

Background imageShell Collection: Wwi Repairing Railways

Wwi Repairing Railways
British army engineers repair light railways near Hangard, damaged by shell-fire during the struggle for Amiens

Background imageShell Collection: High-Explosive Shell

High-Explosive Shell
A German high-explosive shell bursting near a British ammo dump hidden in a wood

Background imageShell Collection: Aerial View of Trenches

Aerial View of Trenches
An aerial photograph over the German lines, showing deep trenches, mine craters, and shell-pitted ground

Background imageShell Collection: Ww1 Shell Damage, France

Ww1 Shell Damage, France
A French cure tells British infantrymen how his church was destroyed by German shelling

Background imageShell Collection: World War I Aerial View

World War I Aerial View
An aerial photograph of dry trenches and shell craters

Background imageShell Collection: Variety of Sea Shells

Variety of Sea Shells
A variety of sea shells including razor clams and other bivalves and worm casts

Background imageShell Collection: Varioety of Molluscs

Varioety of Molluscs
A selection of molluscs including varieties of clam, razor-clams soft shellfish and sea snails

Background imageShell Collection: Ww1 / 1914 / German Trench

Ww1 / 1914 / German Trench
German officers in a splinter-proof shelter, designed to protect the occupants from shell-splinters and shrapnel bullets

Background imageShell Collection: Conch Shell Talisman

Conch Shell Talisman
CONCH SHELL TALISMAN favoured by Buddhists who believe it confers many benefits on the wearer

Background imageShell Collection: Water Babies / Goble / 1909

Water Babies / Goble / 1909
An illustration to the song of the river: Play by me, bathe in me, mother & child ; shows a fairy mother her son at the waters edge

Background imageShell Collection: Bearsted / Marcus Samuel

Bearsted / Marcus Samuel
MARCUS SAMUEL 1st VISCOUNT BEARSTED Industrialist, founder of Shell

Background imageShell Collection: Glyptodon doedicurus, extinct animal

Glyptodon doedicurus, extinct animal
A glyptodon doedicurus: the extinct ancestor of the armadillo



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