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Trading Collection (page 8)

Background imageTrading Collection: Trading in Human Heads

Trading in Human Heads
The trade in human heads - Maoris find the heads of their relatives among the dealers wares on board his ship

Background imageTrading Collection: Fur Trading in Argentina

Fur Trading in Argentina
Trading for furs at Puntas Arenas, Argentina

Background imageTrading Collection: Fleet at Copenhagen

Fleet at Copenhagen
The Hanseatic trading fleet at Copenhagen

Background imageTrading Collection: Chinese Trading Junk

Chinese Trading Junk
Chinese trading junk - notice the unusual way the sails are constructed fixed to an array of spars

Background imageTrading Collection: German Trading Vessels

German Trading Vessels
German trading vessels

Background imageTrading Collection: Gabon / Settlement C1875

Gabon / Settlement C1875
Gabon, West Africa: a European trading settlement

Background imageTrading Collection: Algerian Trade Caravan

Algerian Trade Caravan
The annual migration of Algerian tribes, for the purpose of trading

Background imageTrading Collection: Zimbabwe / Great Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe / Great Zimbabwe
The massive conical tower in the amazing Iron Age site of Great Zimbabwe, the greatest expression of the building skills and trading wealth of the Shona empire

Background imageTrading Collection: Iran / Hormuz C1600

Iran / Hormuz C1600
From 1514 the Portuguese controlled this trading centre, constructing a citadel which was taken in 1622 by Persians aided by the English East India Company

Background imageTrading Collection: Dutch Trading Vessels

Dutch Trading Vessels
A fine engraving of Dutch trading vessels, showing the distinctive rounded hull, and elaborate carvings both fore and aft

Background imageTrading Collection: Canoes, Papua New Guinea

Canoes, Papua New Guinea
Large trading canoes, fitted with lateen sails, of Papua New Guinea

Background imageTrading Collection: Russian Fish Merchants

Russian Fish Merchants
Three Russian workers in tunics, boots and warm hats transport fish for trading

Background imageTrading Collection: A Merchants Ship

A Merchants Ship
A merchants ship with a key in English and Latin

Background imageTrading Collection: Fishy Handouts

Fishy Handouts
Children of the London poor hoping for scraps from the fishmonger at the close of the days trading

Background imageTrading Collection: Trading Centre

Trading Centre
Intercontinental Trading Port where Aircraft Land to Unload and Load their Cargoes of Merchandise

Background imageTrading Collection: China / Hu Kew Hyen

China / Hu Kew Hyen
HU KEW HYEN or KYEW on the RIVER KYANG. A walled city set up high on a cliff above a busy trading river. Sampan with sails or oars can be seen

Background imageTrading Collection: Flushing 4 / Pillement

Flushing 4 / Pillement
Flushing in the province of Zeeland: depicting barges laden with cargo. A sailor walks a plank between two vessels using a pole to aid his balance

Background imageTrading Collection: Flushing 2 / Pillement

Flushing 2 / Pillement
Flushing in the province of Zeeland in South-West Netherlands: depicting barges laden with cargo including barrels

Background imageTrading Collection: Port of Barcelona C18Th

Port of Barcelona C18Th
A view of a section of the port of Barcelona including Moorish (North African) & European merchants & their ships

Background imageTrading Collection: Tuticorin, India 1671

Tuticorin, India 1671
Seaport and trading centre, southern India, founded by Portuguese, taken by the Dutch in 1658, acquired by the British in 1825. Native fishing boats are at work

Background imageTrading Collection: Nagapattinam, India 1671

Nagapattinam, India 1671
Seaport and trading centre, 250km south of Madras : occupied by the Dutch 1666 - 1671, later by the British

Background imageTrading Collection: Surat, 17th Century

Surat, 17th Century
Surat, some 250 km north of Bombay, is an important English trading factory and administrative centre from 1608 to 1687

Background imageTrading Collection: Dutch Merchants

Dutch Merchants
An allegorical comment on Dutch trading ventures of the 17th century - merchants consult atlases and globes while their vessels sail eastwards intent on trade

Background imageTrading Collection: Factory at Surat

Factory at Surat
The English factory at Surat is the first European trading post in India, and marks the first fateful step towards the British domination of the peninsula

Background imageTrading Collection: Dutch Weight

Dutch Weight
Satirical comment on the way the Dutch were thought to have cheated the Native Americans by mis-weighing furs

Background imageTrading Collection: Greek Traders

Greek Traders
Loading trading vessels in the port of Corinth, Greece

Background imageTrading Collection: Phoenician Ship

Phoenician Ship
A Phoenician trading vessel arrives at Pharos

Background imageTrading Collection: Concepts / The Life of Man

Concepts / The Life of Man
The life of man is like a trading voyage, when many dangers must be risked if the cargo (the soul) is to be brought safely to port

Background imageTrading Collection: Venetians Trade W / Arabs

Venetians Trade W / Arabs
Venetians trading with Arabs in the Levant Date: circa 1400

Background imageTrading Collection: View of the port of Jakarta, Java, Indonesia

View of the port of Jakarta, Java, Indonesia
General activity in the port of Jakarta (or Djakarta, previously Batavia) in Java, Indonesia

Background imageTrading Collection: Peter Minuit Trading

Peter Minuit Trading
Peter Minuit, of the Dutch West India Company and first Dutch governor of New Amsterdam, purchases Manhattan for trinkets, estimated value $24

Background imageTrading Collection: Trading with native Canadians

Trading with native Canadians in Canada

Background imageTrading Collection: Hudson Trading Post

Hudson Trading Post
A trading post of the Hudsons Bay Company, Canada



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