Cracker Collection (#5)

Cover design by Cecil Aldin, Dogs of Character
Cover design (hard cover) by Cecil Aldin, Dogs of Character, with a head portrait of Cracker, Aldins own bull terrier. Date: 1927

Bull terrier standing on a wall
Bull terrier (Cracker) standing on a wall. Date: 1930

Bull terrier relaxing in an armchair
A bull terrier relaxing in an armchair -- Cracker as a silly ass (Aldins own dog). Date: 1930

Bull terrier with hare
A bull terrier running with a hare in its mouth -- Cracker catches the hare (Aldins own dog). Date: 1930

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Exmoor pony and dogs at play
Illustration by Cecil Aldin -- an Exmoor pony named Jackie and dogs at play in the yard. Date: 1927

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Cracker the bull terrier
Illustration by Cecil Aldin -- Cracker the bull terrier resting his chin on the desk and reminding his master that the book is about dogs, not monkeys. Date: 1927

Little girl with Christmas cake
Little girl with a Christmas cake and crackers in front of her on a table. Date: circa 1960s

Cracker Ball released by electromagnet to crush scrap metal
Steel Cracker Ball released by electromagnet to crush scrap metal Date: circa 1920s

Pulling an Xmas cracker
Young girl anticipates the crackers loud bang as she pulls it with her brother. Artist: Millicent Sowerby Date: circa 1915

Suffragette Votes for Women Cracker Label. A christmas cracker label from a box made by Tom Smith, makers of crackers since 1847

Florida cracker, Chuck Luzier on Cheyenne an adopted mustang in a Florida oak hammock. (MR)

Prawns with savoury sauce in crushed ice bowl, close-up

Christmas cookies

ATLANTA CRACKERS, 1907. The Atlanta Crackers minor league baseball team. Photograph, 1907

ANTI-TRUST CARTOON, 1902. The National Biscuit trust satirized in a cartoon from An Alphabet of Joyous Trusts, 1902, by Frederick Burr Opper

Burglar in disguise - not the most convincing transformation
Extract from an interview with a celebrated burglar - " The Old style of Crib Crackers is all done away with now-a-days

Grandma peering at the Christmas Cake - 1950s
Grandma peers at the Christmas Cake - Family Christmas Dinner, 1950s. Note the lack of icing on the cake - sugar was still being rationed at this time. Date: early 1950s

Family Christmas Dinner - 1950s. The young boy (front left) is wearing his Christmas present - a Martian Space Outfit. Date: early 1950s

More than two hundred children spent an enjoyable afternoon at the Childrens Christmas Party organised by Mrs Madge Clarke at the Park Lane Hotel in aid of the Dockland Settlements

nutcracker nut cracker art outside store in Old town Frankfurt Germany
Nutcracker outside store in Old Town, Frankfurt, Germany

A creamy risotto with confit lemon and thyme grilled scampis on a glass plate with
A creamy risotto with confit lemon and thyme grilled scampis with a parmesan cracker, Restaurant Les Berceaux, Patrick Michelon, Epernay, Champagne, Marne, Ardennes, France

Christmas dinner for the patients at the County Hospital in Dartford, Kent. 1937

Spaniel with spilt milk

Homemade buckwheat crispbread

Tiger Cubs
16th December 1935: Three tiger cubs in a cage at Whipsnade Zoo view a Christmas cracker with great suspicion. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Australia, bread and crackers in basket next to plate of cheese

Bowl of Maryland blue crab soup served with crackers, view from above

Crackers with egg and herb topping

Salad leaves in box, vegetables, salmon, tomatoes and crackers on tray, next to shopping bag containing a newspaper

Parmesan thins on baking parchment

Six crackers

Japanese savoury snacks, including rice crackers, seaweed crackers, pea crackers, soy bean crackers, prawn crackers, and chocolate sticks

Cracker topped with slice of cheese, view from above

Crab and cream cheese dip on prawn crackers next to a mango cocktail

Foil-wrapped cheese slice, cream cracker, tomato, cake slice, view from above

Crackers topped with cheddar cheese and mango chutney, on a plate with a knife and a jar of chutney, checked cloth

Boiled egg, cracker and cup of tea on serving tray

Stack of seaweed crackers, close-up

Banana and cracker on plate, and glass of orange juice

Healthy foods C014 / 1142
Healthy foods. Assorted selection of foods that are considered healthy

Crackers F006 / 8660
Crackers

Food groups C014 / 1140
Food groups. Assorted selection of foods that contain high levels of protein (left) and carbohydrates (right). Those containing carbohydrates include: pasta, potatoes, bread, rice

Food groups C014 / 1141
Food groups. Assorted selection of foods that contain high levels of protein (right) and carbohydrates (left), with those considered neutral (centre)

Carbohydrate-containing foods C014 / 1137
Carbohydrate-containing foods. Assorted selection of foods that contain high levels of carbohydrates. Carbohydrates (mainly starches and sugars) provide energy, and are an essential part of the diet

Carbohydrate-containing foods C014 / 1136
Carbohydrate-containing foods. Assorted selection of foods that contain high levels of carbohydrates. Carbohydrates (mainly starches and sugars) provide energy, and are an essential part of the diet

Fluid catalytic cracker at an oil refiner C016 / 2765
Oil. Towers of a fluid catalytic cracking plant at an oil refinery. Catalytic cracking is the process by which crude oil is refined into components of different mass, or fractions

(1794-1851). American temperance and food reformer. Wood engraving, 19th century
SYLVESTER GRAHAM (1794-1851). American temperance and food reformer. Wood engraving, 19th century

basket breads served atl ocal restaurants

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"Unwrapping the Festive Delight: Exploring the World of Christmas Crackers" Step into a world filled with merriment and surprises as we delve into the enchanting realm of Christmas crackers. From William Heath Rob's depiction of overtime at a Christmas cracker factory to the vibrant scene captured in "Christmas Crackers 1907, " these images transport us to an era where craftsmanship and holiday cheer intertwined. In Old Town, Frankfurt, Germany, a Nutcracker stands proudly outside a store, symbolizing both tradition and whimsy. Its presence reminds us that cracking open these delightful treasures is not only about reveling in their contents but also embracing the magic they bring to our celebrations. A box of Christmas Eve crackers awaits its grand unveiling – anticipation fills the air as loved ones gather around, eagerly awaiting their turn. The label on each box tells tales of joyous moments shared during this festive season; G Sparagnapane's creation captures hearts with its intricate design while Batgers Musical Party Crackers promise harmonious melodies amidst laughter-filled gatherings. Robins flutter among stacks of crackers, adding a touch of nature's beauty to this cherished tradition. Tom Smiths' label design transports us back in time when his name became synonymous with quality and innovation within this beloved industry. Beyond traditional fare lies Stuttgart's pretzels – an unexpected twist on festivities. These savory treats remind us that diversity enhances our celebrations by blending different cultures together. Advertisements for crackers entice us further into this captivating world. They showcase how manufacturers strive to create unforgettable experiences through clever packaging and enticing promises – all aimed at making our holidays truly memorable. As we immerse ourselves in the wonders hidden within each cracker, let us remember that it is not merely about what lies inside but rather the joyous moments shared while pulling them apart. So gather your loved ones close, embrace these small yet significant delights, and let them ignite your holiday spirit with their enchanting surprises.