Images Dated 4th July 2018 (page 10)

DONKEY-POWERED MILL
A Roman donkey-driven Asinus or Jumentarioe Mill. Date: Ancient Rome

PENNY GAFF 1870
Audience and actors at a Penny Gaff, London Date: 1870

Childrens Autumn costumes for promenade wear 1886
Fashion clothing for girls from ten to four years old. Date: 1886

WOOL PROCESSING
Processing wool: spinning, reeling, warping & weaving. Date: 18th century

DEAD CATS IN BUTCHERS
A butcher, planning to use cat meat as a cheap alternative, tells a distraught cat owner: No madame, I have no idea where your pet cat can have got to! Date: 1870

BLIND SASH MAKERS 1870
Blind boys making sash lines at the school for the Indigent Blind, St. George-in-the- Fields, London. Date: 1870

SANANTONIO LAND SHARE
Shares in the San Antonio, Texas, Land and Irrigation Company Date: 1914

CUBA SUGAR SHARE
One thousand shares in the Compania Azucarera Baragua, a Cuban sugar producer Date: 1922

GLASS FURNACE 1930S
A glassmaker heating glass in a furnace. Date: 1930s

LOADING A BIG BEAM
Loading a large beam of wood onto a cart. Date: circa 1810

WOODCUTTERS CHOP LOGS
Woodcutters chop up trees into logs. Date: circa 1810

WOODCUTTERS SAW A LOG
Woodcutters saw a log. Date: circa 1810

WOODMAN & DOG IN SNOW WOODMAN & DOG IN SNOW
A woodman walks through the snow with his dog and an axe under his arm. Date: 1865

GOING TO MARKET OLD / NEW
Going to market - the old way and the new way Date: 1830

SLATE QUARRY / WALES
Lord Penryns slate quarry, near Bangor, North Wales. Date: 1808

PERFUME MANUFACTURE 1898
Distilling lavender in Castellane, Basses-Alps, France. Date: 1898

Kilns
Two men cut peat to be used in the tall kilns standing behind them. Date: 1803

COALPORT WORKS
The Coalport China works in Shropshire, originally opened by John Rose in 1796 alongside the Shropshire Canal. Manufacture at the works ended in 1926. Date: 19th century

WORKMEN WAITING FOR JOBS
Workmen waiting to be engaged in the place of the Hotel de Ville, Paris. Date: 1869

AFRICAN BLACKSMITHS
Central African blacksmiths Date: circa 1870

GERMAN BLACKSMITH
A German blacksmith and his assistant work on a horseshoe. Date: 19th Century

Culture for working classes
A philanthropic employer who paid his workforces expenses to an art exhibition hears how they visited the tea-gardens instead. Date: 19th century

Villiage shop 1867
Long established shop with the shopkeeper starting as an apprentice and taking over the company many years later. Date: 1867

SAINT SEBALD (DURER)
SAINT SEBALD German pilgrim of Nuremberg who performed miracles such as turning stones into bread. Date: 8th century

COTTON CLEANED / INDONESIA
Cleaning cotton in the village of Sembalum, half-way up the volcanic mountain of Rinjani, on the island of Lombok, Indonesia. Date: 1932

USING POTTERS WHEEL
Using the potters wheel - the beginnings of a tall pot. Date: 1965

WAREHOUSE IN LONDON / DORE
Working in the warehouses at Pickle Herring Street, London. Date: 1870

LONDON WAREHOUSES
Goods are loaded, unloaded and hoisted at Londons busy Pickle Herring Street warehouses Date: 1870

ANTONY OF EGYPT
SAINT ANTONY OF EGYPT Much-tempted desert hermit, depicted as living on the outskirts of a 16th century German town Date: 251 - 356

BILLINGSGATE - DORE 5
Setting out the fish at BILLINGSGATE market Date: 1870

BILLINGSGATE - DORE 4
Porters, merchants and customers at BILLINGSGATE fish market Date: 1870

BILLINSGATE FISH MARKET
BILLINGSGATE fish market, London : landing the days catch Date: 1870

BUSTLE AT COVENT GARDEN
The bustling scene at Covent Garden market, London, as the wagons arrive in the early hours of the morning with fruit and vegetables from the country Date: 1870

WAGONS, COVENT GARDEN
Horse-drawn wagons bring fruit and vegetables to Covent Garden from the country in the early hours of the morning Date: 1870

COVENT GARDEN / DORE 1
Covent Garden : fruit and vegetables arriving from the country in the early hours of the morning Date: 1870

GERMAN PEASANTS 1512
Durer made this etching shortly before the Reformation brought civil strife to Germany, making the peasants lot even harsher than before Date: 1512

CARBONATE OF LIME QUARRY
Working in a carbonate of lime quarry, Norfolk. Date: 1930s

SHOVELLING COAL
Men shovel coal into horse drawn carts above the ground. Date: 1930s

LIFT ASSISTANT
A lift girl opens the lift doors and waits outside the lift in her uniform. Date: 1930s

WEAVING IN SANDWICH SHOP
Sandwich woven fabric being made in the weaving shop of Josper Peanson and Staff, Sandwich, Kent. Date: circa 1930

CHINA CLAY / DOCKYARD
Transporting China Clay from Charlestown, near St Austell, Cornwall, to the docks. Discovered in the UK in the 1740s, St Austell is one of the main sources of China Clay. Date: 1930s

CHINA CLAY / UNLOADED
Shooting a lorry-load of china clay into the hold of a waiting steamer. Discovered in the UK in the 1740s, St. Austell is one of the main sources of China Clay. Date: 1930s

COAL / CHINA / MULE
A mule at the pit-head of a British coal mine in Kailan, North China. Date: circa 1930

WEAVING ON A HAND LOOM
A woman weaving on a hand loom. Date: circa 1930

Anglo Saxon Chieftain
An Anglo-Saxon chief goes into action, wearing no armour beside his helmet Date: 975

BLACKSMITHS / SHIRE HORSE
Four blacksmiths shoe a shire horse while his owner stands and watches. The horse, who is blinkered, stands patiently. Date: circa 1930

SCOTTISH HAND-MILL C18
A Scottish handmill (2-part Quern) used for grinding up small quantities of corn. Date: 1769

RICHS FAMILY / HOGARTH
JOHN RICH: Theatrical Manager & Actor credited with the invention of the pantomime with his wife Mrs Stevens & their 4 children at his villa at Cowley, Middlesex. Date: 18th century

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