Give Collection (#7)

Cartoon, Epiphany cakes, WW1
Cartoon, This year its our turn to give out Epiphany cakes. French soldiers offer traditional galette cakes or other appropriate items to friends, enemies and neutrals. Date: 1916

WW2 poster, Books are needed now
WW2 poster, An appeal from the Prime Minister, books and magazines for the Forces are needed now. Date: 1944

Yorkshire School for the Blind, York - Gymnastics
The Senior class at the Yorkshire School for the Blind, York, give a display of their physical training prowess

Newcastle-upon-Tyne Industrial School - Gymnastics
Boys from the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Industrial School give a display of gymnastics. Date: circa 1904

SPAD A II a two seat scout first flew in May 1915 Unusual in having propeller behind the gunner to give a good field of fire 99 built for France and Russia

The Stuff to Give Em, by Bairnsfather
The Stuff to Give Em " yer don t want to shoot at blokes like these, Alf; yer wants Keatins powder sprinkled over em" A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander Date: 1918

A pastor gives a sermon
Slide showing a group of people listening to a pastor give a sermon. Part of Box 366. Relates to the set of slides 2012.392 to 2012.402 Date: circa 1900

Suffragette Votes for Women Monkey Dish
An oval rustic dish surmounted by the figure of a monkey wearing a flowing red cape. Made by the Bretby Pottery. Its outstretched arms hold a block, incised with the phrase, Give Us Votes

Suffragette Give Me a Vote Ceramic
A wild-eyed suffragette dressed in the colours of the W.S.P.U - purple, white and green, waves a flag which reads, I Want a Vote

Suffragette Flying Machine Asquith no. 10. Suffragettes give Mr. Asquith a rude awakening as their flying machine reaches the upper floor of number 10. Downing Street

Women Munitions Worker WW1. Woman in munitions factory proudly points to a large bomb and exclaims, Thats the stuff to give em! Date: circa 1916

Suffragette The Anti-Suffragist. A view of the male Anti-Suffragist, the type who declares, Don t give votes to women, they have no BRAINS. Date: circa 1909

Suffragette Valentine Card Handcuffs. Depicts a large pair of handcuffs and captioned I ll give you time to think it over! The, Fairest suffragette

Suffragette Cats and Dog Fight Birthday Wish. Two cats harass a small dog, with the caption, Give us the Vote!! Over-printed with, My Birthday Wish and a typical birthday card rhyme. Date: circa 1908

Suffragette Cats and Dog fight. Two cats or kittens are shown fighting (playfully) with a small terrier dog. Caption reads, Give us the vote!! Date: circa 1908

Suffragette All for the Cause Hammer. Militant suffragette with hammer concealed under coat seeks plate glass window to destroy. Caption reads, All for the cause Going Shopping

Sermons in Stones Militant Suffragette. A very masculine suffragette holds a bag of stones ready to aim at shop windows. Captioned

Suffragette Hammer Policeman Broken Window. Suffragette with hammer confronts alarmed policeman. Oh give us votes, the maiden said, For if you don t I ll punch your head. Date: circa 1912

Suffragette, Mixed Bathing at Seaside. Never mind the sharks! Sign on the beach reads, Beware of the Suffragettes, Bathing Machines provided for Ladies and Suffragettes

Suffragette Geese want a Vote. A trio of cackling (ceramic) geese appeal to a seated dog to give them the vote. Date: circa 1913

Suffragette Shouts Give me a Vote. Anti-Suffrage view of stereotype. flag-waving screaming harridan on postcard designed by John Hassall for the National League for Opposing Womens Suffrage

Give me a bit of your franchise cake.. Miss Jane Bull asks Master Johnnie Bull for a bit of his franchise cake. He declines saying It wouldn t be good for you

Plate - Give it a good ard un Bert. - Bairnsfatherwar
Plate. Inscribed - Give it a good ard un Bert. You can generally ear em fizzing a bit first if they are agoin to explode. Good condition. Bairnsfather Ware

Square plate - Give it a good ard un Bert - WWI era
Square plate with foliate design. Inscribed Give it a good ard un Bert. You can generally ear em rizzing a bit first if they are agoin to explode. Good condition. Bairnsfather Ware

Popular Songs of the AEF (American Expeditionary Force)
Popular Songs of the A.E.F. (American Expeditionary Force). Compiled by Bureau of Libraries and Periodical, A.E.F. Y.M.C.A. Published by the Y.M.C.A. Paris, 1918

Basket moulded dish with transfer - Bairnsfatherware
Basket moulded dish with transfer - Give it a good ard un, Bert. Inscribed on reverse - Grimswade - made by the girls of Staffs. Winter 17/18 plus Royal Coat of Arms. Bairnsfather Ware

German World War One commemorative cup and saucer celebrating a Silver Wedding on the 5th March 1914. From your beloved son, Heinrich, Machine Gun Company of Infantry Regiment, Karl (7 Brig) No

Gott strafe England (For I can t)
Gott strafe England. (For I can t). France. Censor stamp and signed E. B. K(itching) - see No. 4489, note on Censor. Message verso - From what I read, he is taking London by storm

Our Billet - Somewhere in France
Our Billet. Somewhere in France. On verso - Monday, May 8th 1916. Dearest Ciss, This is a sketch of our Billet where we are resting at present and will give you a good idea how pretty the place is

The Thirst for Reprisals
THE THIRST FOR REPRISALS. And me a rifle someone. I ll give these.s ell for this !. Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, 1St Btn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment (1888-1959)

Plate - Give it a good ard un, Bert
Plate inscribed Give it a good ard un, Bert: You can generally ear em fizzing a bit first if they are agoin to explode. Inscribed on reverse Made by the girls of Staffordshire during the winter of

Italian fundraising poster, WW1
Italian fundraising poster during the First World War: give your money to drive the enemy from Italy. Depicting a man gallopping on a horse, and an artilleryman with a machine gun. Date: 1914-1918

Patriotic British postcard, girl with toy soldiers, WW1
First World War patriotic postcard, showing a girl looking at toy soldiers on horseback. She says: Give me a Real Soldier! Date: 1914-1918

How Lieutenant Colonel Forbes-Robertson Saved the Western Li
Forbes-Robertson won the Victoria Cross saved the defence line by making a rapid reconnaisance on horse-back in full view of the enemy under machine gun and close range shell fire

New Zealand School
A modern country school in New Zealand. The classrooms are designed to give maximum light and air. This school is at Spotswood. In the distance is Mount Egmont. Date: 1950s

Eye Wash in the Pub
An eye wash in the bar of a London pub, built over a well with medieval properties. It was a condition of the licence that they should give free eye treatment. Date: early 1930s

Drawings Prints, Print, Proserpine, give, Psyche, box, beauty, Story, Cupid, told
Drawings and Prints, Print, Plate 27: Proserpine give Psyche the box of beauty, from the Story of Cupid and Psyche as told by Apuleius, The Story of Cupid and Psyche as told by Apuleius, Publisher

Drawings Prints, Print, Give, Points, Left, Parry, Hungarian Highland Broadsword
Drawings and Prints, Print, Give Points and Left Parry, Hungarian and Highland Broadsword, Artist, Publisher, Thomas Rowlandson, Henry Angelo, British, London 1757-1827 London, British

Donation Stela Shabaqo Late Period Kushite Dynasty 25
Donation Stela, Shabaqo, Late Period, Kushite, Dynasty 25, ca, 712698 B.C, Nubia, Egypt, Sudan, Limestone, h, 36 cm, 14 3/16, w, 22.5, 8 7/8, th, 6, 2 3/8, Third Intermediate, Saite, large number

Beacon of Fanad Head at the mouth of Milford sound, Co Donegal, Ireland

Beacon of Fanad Head at the mouth of Milford sound, Co Donegal Ireland

MARION FAY: A NOVEL, BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE: You will give me your hand, Marion
MARION FAY: A NOVEL, BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE: " You will give me your hand, Marion." She gave it to him, and he covered it with kisses

Source Size = 3802 x 5114
THE CHANNEL SQUADRON AT PORTLAND: A SHAM FIGHT: 1. Ten minutes to go up, ten seconds to come down!; 2. " Keep down! Keep covered, men

Source Size = 3823 x 5058
A CANOEING INCIDENT AT THE SEASIDE: 1. " Now then, give us a good push. One, two, three" ; 2. And away" ; 3. And back again

Source Size = 1888 x 1674
A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: the First Window Cleared: " shall I Give you a Hand Up?"

Source Size = 3526 x 2265
" So he merely pencilled on the back, Can t you give it to someone else? ", 1880

Of them that gyue jugement on other, illustration from Alexander Barclays English
XJF486421 Of them that gyue jugement on other, illustration from Alexander Barclays English translation of The Ship of Fools, from an edition published in 1874 (engraving) by German School

French early 16th century, Do Not Give Your Right Hand to All and Sundry [fol
French early 16th century, " Do Not Give Your Right Hand to All and Sundry" [fol. 13 recto], c. 1512-1515, pen and brown ink on laid paper

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Give: A powerful word that holds the key to countless stories and moments in history. From Lady Macbeth's desperate plea for courage to wield daggers, to the elegance of Swan Fountain Pens in 1932, giving has always played a significant role. In Bruce Bairnsfather's 'The Thirst For Reprisals, ' we witness the consequences of refusing to give forgiveness. As immigrants arrive at New York, they carry dreams and hopes waiting to be given a chance. The cacique of Tabasco presents twenty Indigenous people as an offering to Hernan Cortes, highlighting the complex dynamics of power and giving. Shakespeare's timeless words grace greetings cards, reminding us that love is best expressed through acts of giving. Nelson's last signal at Trafalgar on October 21st, 1805, urged his men never to cease their efforts - a call for unwavering dedication even when faced with adversity. Stepping into a butcher shop reveals the essence of giving sustenance and nourishment; it is where life is shared with gratitude. A commanding suffragette fought tirelessly for women's rights by demanding equality - her voice echoed through generations as she gave hope for change. Mozart's opera Don Giovanni transports us back to 1787; its enchanting melodies gift us with emotions that only music can provide. Charles Folkard's illustration 'The Cat and the Mouse' captures an unexpected act of kindness between two unlikely friends - showing how small gestures can make all the difference in fostering compassion towards animals. Lastly, an animal welfare card reminds us that every creature deserves our care and protection; it encourages us all to give our support in creating a better world for them.