Exchange Collection (page 32)

Mania / Speculators
Railway speculators in Capel Court, a lane leading to the Stock Exchange, where dealers congregate to do business

Copenhagen Exchange
Det kjobenhavnske Telefonselskabs Centralbureau i Vimmelskaftet (Copenhagens central telephone exchange)

Renault at Chateau
A couple in a Renault pause to exchange chit-chat with a couple with gun and dogs and gamekeeper

Two Palanquins Meet
A European gentleman in a palanquin meets a European lady in a palanquin and they exchange greetings while their bearers - four to each palanquin - stagger on

Royal Exchange Fireman
A fireman of the Royal Exchange Association, before the formation of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade in 1865

Chaucer, the Pardoner
The Pardoner was a medieval cleric licensed to preach, and collect money in exchange for letters of indulgence; such letters were denounced by Chaucer among others

A C17 CITY
Features of a 17th century city with church, school, guildhall and exchange; market-place and stone-paved streets

Telegraph Stock Deals
Stockbrokers need high-tech communications to keep pace with their wheeling and dealing - this woman is sending coffee quotations over the ticker circuit

Royal Exchange C17
The courtyard of Thomas Greshams Royal Exchange, modelled on the bourse at Antwerp : sadly, it will be destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666

Corn Exchange Delft C17
A view of the Koornbeurs or corn exchange - a place of great activity with merchants and tradespeople selling their wares from barrows. Oude church & docks can be seen

Corn Exchange, London C18
A perspective view of the Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, London. Erected in 1751

Corn Exchange, London
The new Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, London

Royal Exchange (2Nd)
Interior of the second Royal Exchange, London, where business is transacted in the courtyard

Paris Bourse C1856
The French equivalent of the London Stock Exchange

Bank of Eng / 1870 / Anon
A busy street scene outside the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange

Royal Exchange 1877
The Royal Exchange - Queen Victoria Street - Cheapside

Retired Soldiers
After the Napoleonic wars, unemployed French soldiers watch troops drilling and exchange reminiscences about the glorious past

Royal Exchange / Row&pugin
An exterior scene at the Royal Exchange with lots of people milling about

Noble Persons in Country
APRIL Courtly life in the grounds of the chateau de Dourdan - lovers exchange rings, girls pick spring flowers

Cornhill / Exchange 1830
Afternoon sun and shadow, looking eastward from Poultry, with the Royal Exchange on the left, and Lombard Street forking off to the right

Communications / Telephone
Girls working in a manual telephone exchange

Labour Exchange
LABOUR EXCHANGE at Camberwell Green, expectant claimants and busy officials

New York Stock Exchange 1885
Interior view of the new New York Stock Exchange

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"Embracing the Spirit of Exchange: From Medieval Tales to Modern Times" Step into the world of exchange, where stories intertwine and connections are forged. In "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, " William McLaren's vivid illustrations bring this timeless tale to life, showcasing a knight's journey through challenges and exchanges that test his honor. Meanwhile, at the London Stock Exchange, stock jobbers passionately pitch their trades in pursuit of financial success. The bustling atmosphere reflects the ever-changing nature of commerce, as individuals engage in an intricate dance of buying and selling. Recruitment posters for the Women's Army Corps (WaC) and Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) depict brave women stepping forward to serve their country during wartime. These images capture a different kind - one where sacrifice is made for a greater cause. The iconic photograph capturing the Christmas Truce reminds us that even amidst conflict, humanity can prevail. Soldiers from opposing sides exchanged greetings and gifts on that fateful day, reminding us all of our shared humanity. From business cards advertising wig makers like William Johnson to historic football matches at Plough Lane in Wimbledon, London has long been a hub for cultural exchanges. Whether it be through sports or fashion choices, these interactions shape our society today. During World War I, women joined forces in the Land Army - exchanging traditional gender roles for work on farms. Their dedication helped secure food supplies while challenging societal norms. Market reports highlight another form - one between English country squires carving beef with precision. This tradition showcases not only culinary expertise but also camaraderie among peers. In George Studdy's artwork titled "Fair Exchange, " we witness an adorable dog offering its bone to another animal as a symbol of friendship without expecting anything in return. It serves as a reminder that true exchange goes beyond material gains; it encompasses kindness and compassion too. Finally, LLOYD'S OF LONDON stands tall as a symbol of the insurance industry's rich history.