Childs Collection (#2)

Baby Dress, c. 1938. Creator: Lucien Verbeke
Baby Dress, c. 1938

Baby Jacket, c. 1938. Creator: Lucien Verbeke
Baby Jacket, c. 1938

Child's Chair, c. 1940. Creator: Randolph Atkinson
Child's Chair, c. 1940

Child's Chair, 1940. Creator: Randolph Atkinson
Child's Chair, 1940

Child's Dress, c. 1936. Creator: Gladys C. Parker
Child's Dress, c. 1936

Child's Cape, c. 1937. Creator: Gladys C. Parker
Child's Cape, c. 1937

Child's Dress, c. 1936. Creator: Gladys C. Parker
Child's Dress, c. 1936

Decorated Child's Rocking Chair, c. 1942. Creator: James Fisher
Decorated Child's Rocking Chair, c. 1942

Child's Bench, c. 1936. Creator: Albert Camilli
Child's Bench, c. 1936

Baby Coat, c. 1937. Creator: Ray Price
Baby Coat, c. 1937

Child's Dress, c. 1937. Creator: Ray Price
Child's Dress, c. 1937

Child's Dress, c. 1936. Creator: Irene Lawson
Child's Dress, c. 1936

Boy's Dress, c. 1936. Creator: Tabea Hosier
Boy's Dress, c. 1936

Child's Dress, c. 1937. Creator: Joseph L. Boyd
Child's Dress, c. 1937

Child's Dress, c. 1937. Creator: Joseph L. Boyd
Child's Dress, c. 1937

Childs Porridge Spoon, c. 1939. Creator: Milton Bevier
Childs Porridge Spoon, c. 1939

Child's Cradle, c. 1936. Creator: Gerald Bernhardt
Child's Cradle, c. 1936

Refugee agricultural laborer on the roadside in Arizona, near the Casa Grande project, 1938. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Refugee agricultural laborer on the roadside in Arizona, near the Casa Grande project (Farm Security Administration). "I was on this here project, Work Projects Administration

Child's Shoe, c. 1937. Creator: Frances Cohen
Child's Shoe, c. 1937

Bishop Hill: Cradle, 1936. Creator: Wellington Blewett
Bishop Hill: Cradle, 1936

Cradle, c. 1936. Creator: Wellington Blewett
Cradle, c. 1936

Collar (For Child), c. 1939. Creator: Ann Gene Buckley
Collar (For Child), c. 1939

Child's Jacket, c. 1936. Creator: Evelyn Bailey
Child's Jacket, c. 1936

Child's Jacket, c. 1937. Creator: Arelia Arbo
Child's Jacket, c. 1937

Child's Soldier Suit, c. 1938. Creator: Adele Brooks
Child's Soldier Suit, c. 1938

Child's Boot, c. 1937. Creator: Earl Butlin
Child's Boot, c. 1937

Child's Desk, c. 1937. Creator: Ernest Busenbark
Child's Desk, c. 1937

Child's Bodice, c. 1940. Creator: Irene M. Burge
Child's Bodice, c. 1940

Child's Cape, c. 1936. Creator: Irene M. Burge
Child's Cape, c. 1936

Child's Jacket, 1936. Creator: Irene M. Burge
Child's Jacket, 1936

Child's Collar, c. 1936. Creator: Doris Beer
Child's Collar, c. 1936

Hat, 1810-1840. Creator: Unknown
Hat, 1810-1840

One World Trade Center also known as Tower 1 and Freedom Tower, Manhattan, New York City
USA, New York City, Manhattan, One World Trade Center also known as Tower 1 and Freedom Tower

Colourful hand puppets for sale, Bukhara, Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan, Bukhara, Colourful hand puppets for sale

Merthyr Tydfil boys playing
Two boys play on a bench above the steel works (now closed) at Merthyr Tydfil. Vintage black and white image. First published The Sunday Times c1989 1989

Cathedral, Bad Doberan, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany

Desire
Pali Gerec

Childs Place Restaurant - 42 East 14th Street, New York City
Childs Place Restaurant - The Main Office - 42 East 14th Street, New York City, USA. Date: circa 1905

Child's Hill Shooting Club, London, in 1894 Date: 1894

Theatrical and vaudeville presentations, December 1923
Three photos from theatrical and vaudeville presentations, December 1923: the 8 Embassy Girls in vaudevile; the Childs brothers in London Calling

The Heir Of All The Ages
A sketch of a baby child's head, with a fixated glare. Date: circa 1920

Child's Head
A portrait painting study of a child's head, evidently wearing a blue outfit and hat, although lacking in definition. Date: circa 1916

The Tan Yard, Leather Factory Date: 1874

Pottery Making scenes Date: 1874

Paper making from rags Date: 1874

Child's Light Ale

Page of fashion adverts - June 1921
Page of four fashion adverts for womenand children's clothing, from The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 1921

Late Victorians children's fashion 1899
Girls and boys linked hands, wearing the latest in Victorian clothing

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"Childs: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of "childs, " where history, fashion, and entertainment intertwine. From May Bowley's enchanting poem "Tuesdays Child" to British jockeys racing in 1934, this captivating journey takes us through various eras. In 1902, Peter Robinson's boys clothing advert showcases timeless style for young gentlemen. Meanwhile, an unknown creator brings us back to 1887 with Chas. Baker & Co. 's advertisement for gentlemen and boys clothing - a glimpse into the fashionable past. At Childs Place Restaurant on East 14th Street in New York City, hungry patrons have savored delectable meals since its establishment. This iconic eatery has become synonymous with quality dining experiences throughout the years. Across the pond in London during 1894, Child's Hill Shooting Club provided thrilling adventures for shooting enthusiasts. The sound of gunshots echoed through time as marksmen honed their skills at this prestigious club. Theatrical and vaudeville presentations held in December 1923 transported audiences to magical realms filled with laughter and awe-inspiring performances. These shows captivated both young and old alike as they marveled at the talents displayed on stage. "The Bull in the China Shop" reminds us of childhood innocence mixed with mischief - a tale that resonates across generations. It serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos, there is beauty to be found. "The Heir Of All The Ages" symbolizes hope for future generations; children hold within them endless possibilities and potential to shape our world positively. Their dreams are what drive progress forward. A child's head represents purity, curiosity, and boundless imagination - qualities we should cherish dearly as adults while nurturing these traits within ourselves too. Finally, we delve into "The Tan Yard, " a leather factory where skilled craftsmen transform raw materials into exquisite products fit for kings and queens.