Clipping Collection (#3)

Picture No. 10769982
Vet - clipping dog's nails Date:

Picture No. 10769166
Dog - Yorkshire Terrier with owner having nails clipped Date:

Coiners at work: Interior of a mint showing coins being stamped out and weighed to see they contain correct amount of metal. From Ralph Holinshead Chronicles of England, Scotlande and Irelande 1577

Royal Mint, London. Milling edges of coins. A milled edge meant that metal could not be stolen from edges of gold and silver coins by clipping, so reducing their intrinsic value. Wood engraving, 1891

Alabama Claims, dispute between USA and Britain over damage caused by Confederate vessel Alabama during American Civil War. Columbia clipping the claws of the British lion

Dairy farmer clipping hair from coat of dairy cow, Sweden

Domestic Chicken, hen, wing clipping, using sharp scissors to cut off first ten flight feathers of one wing, Lancashire, England, March

Using wire strippers to clip electric cables

Cutting off lavender flower head

Removing branches from fruit tree using secateurs, close-up

Trimming back roots from cut-down stems of Pelargonium (Geranium) using secateurs (preparing for overwintering), close-up

Cutting off a flower head with a pair of secateurs, close up

Cutting back straggly roots of Chrysanthemum to root ball, using secateurs (preparing for overwintering), close-up

Dead-heading a large-flowered bush rose (hybrid tea rose), cutting back stems bearing faded flowers to an outward-facing bud or fully formed shoot, wearing protective gloves, close-up

Dead-heading a cluster-flowered bush rose (floribunda), removing a whole truss back to emerging bud or fully formed shoot, using secateurs and wearing protective glove, close-up

Using secateurs to thin out overcrowded stems, removing weak and crossing shoots, from Schisandra glaucescens (Magnolia vine)

Removing a sucker from a containerized plant

Pruning branches of Cornus sanguinea (Dogwood) with secateurs, close-up

Person wearing gardening gloves and using shears to trim a privet hedge

Clipping branch off rose bush

Using shears to trim a privet hedge

Using scissors to thin flowered shoots of climbing plant

Using secateurs to prune a Floribunda rose

Using secateurs to prune old stems, close up

Clipping off sections from thorny rose stem to create cuttings, using secateurs, close-up

Black and white puppy having its nails clipped

Cutting a Golden Retrievers nails using nail clippers, close-up

Women clipping Dalmatians nails, close-up, side view

Cutting a dogs nails using nail clippers

Poodle with styled haircut. Light brown

Clipping nails of a German Shepherd dog, close-up

Facial hair clipper C014 / 1280
Facial hair clipper. Electric facial hair clipper for use on hair in places such as the ears, nose, and eyebrows

Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen
BOXING: THOMAS MOLINEAUX. Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen

Clipping Ostrich Feathers - South Africa Date: circa 1920s

Girl stood by intricate topiary house
A young Girl holding a tall sheaf of flowers and sticks, stood alongside a magnificent intricate topiary Wendy house at Huckelhoven, a town in the district Heinsberg, in North Rhine-Westphalia

Clipping a Poodle / White
The dog groomer clips the hair from around the white poodles face. Date: 1960s

Clipping a Poodle / Black
A black poodle sits quietly while the stylist completes the finishing touches. Date: 1960s

Domestic Rabbit, adult, with owner clipping claws, England, october

Domestic Rabbit, adult, with owner holding correctly clipped claw, England, october

Nail clipping, SEM
Nail clipping, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM)

19th century railway telegraph machine
Railway telegraph machine, historical artwork. Telegraph machines were used to send information as a series of electric pulses. The earliest uses included co-ordinating the use of a railway line

19th century telegraph operator
Telegraph operator, historical artwork. Telegraph transmitters were used to send information as a series of electric pulses

The Eagle in Love
Commemorating Napoleon IIIs wedding to Eugenie -- she is clipping his sharp claws

Clipping the Yews
Clipping the famous yew trees at Painswick Church, Gloucestershire, England. Here the band, congregation and procession walk around the churchyard boundary

An outdoor barber cutting a boys hair in Langde village, Guizhou Province, China, Asia

Farmland in the High Tatra Mountains near Zdiar and Polish border, Slovakia, Europe

Peat stacks, Connemara, County Galway, Connacht, Republic of Ireland (Eire), Europe

Peat farming or cutting, Connemara region near Clifden, County Galway, Connacht, Republic of Ireland (Eire), Europe

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"Clipping Through Time: A Glimpse into Germanic History" Step back in time with these captivating glimpses of Germanic history, where the art of "clipping" takes center stage. From dog groomers in the 1820s to sheep clipping in 1914, these images transport us to a bygone era. In Painswick, England, locals gather for the annual Painswick Clipping event, showcasing their shearing skills and celebrating their agricultural heritage. Meanwhile, across the ocean on board RMS Titanic, passengers contribute to the Mansion House Relief Fund through charitable clippings. A wandering journeyman in Rottweil, Germany embarks on a timeless adventure as depicted in a historical woodcut from circa 1870. This digitally restored reproduction captures his nomadic spirit and highlights an important aspect of German culture. The Tomb of Duke Henry IV stands proudly within the Collegiate Church of Wroclaw—a testament to German medieval art's beauty and craftsmanship. With its digitally restored reproduction from a 19th-century print, we can appreciate this masterpiece even today. Delving deeper into courtly life during Emperor Frederick I's reign reveals lavish dining parties and thrilling tournaments. The illuminated manuscript Hortus deliciarum offers us a glimpse into these opulent affairs through its digitally restored reproductions. Moving beyond courtly scenes brings us face-to-face with Roman conquests as they destroy a Germanic village at Marcus Aurelius' Victory Column in Rome. This powerful image has been meticulously restored from an original 19th-century artwork—its exact date lost but its impact preserved. Unearthing ancient burial practices unveils an old Germanic burial site adorned with jewelry—a poignant reminder of our ancestors' customs and beliefs. Thanks to digital restoration techniques applied to this 19th-century reproduction, we can marvel at this archaeological treasure once more. Lastly, we pay homage to Friedrich Wilhelm Freiherr von Seydlitz, a legendary German cavalry general.