Mustard Collection (page 8)

Admiral Robert Blake defeats Dutch Fleet at Goodwin Sands
Admiral Robert Blake (15981657) defeats the Dutch Fleet at The Battle of Goodwin Sand (Battle of Dover) on 19th May 1652 - the first engagement of the First Anglo-Dutch War. Date: 1652

Has She Joined the Mustard Club by Wilton Williams
Glamorous 1920s woman in a blue, fur-trimmed coat and with vivid blonde hair. The title of the picture is a play on the recently launched advertising campaign for Colmans Mustard

Suffragette Sandwich Board Mustard. Two men watch a Suffragette (man dressed up) carrying a VFW sandwich board. One man remarks, There ain t much am in that sandwich arry

Basket of Gold, Yellow alyssum flowers, Basket-Of-Gold, Candy Mustard, Gold Alyssum, Gold Dust, Gold-Dust, Golden-Tuft Alyssum, Golden-Tuft Madwort, Rock Madwort (Aurinia saxatilis, Alyssum saxatile)

A ceramic French mustard pot with a red lid - Chateau Pey la Tour, previously Clos de la Tour or de Latour, Bordeaux, France

AÔÇ×rtsoppa, Swedish yellow pea soup, traditionally served with Slotts senap (Swedish sweet spiced mustard) and dried thyme

Sandwich. Bite taken out of a white bread sandwich filled with ham and mustard

Range Rover Classic

Bengal Tiger - in orange mustard flowers _C3B1617
TOM-1657 Bengal Tiger - in orange mustard flowers Panthera tigris Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Hedge Mustard (Sisymbrium officinale) a weed of arable and wasteland, native to Europe and North Africa. In folk medicine it has been used as an expectorant, a diuretic, a laxative, and a tonic

Tatler cover - Motor Show Number 1959
Front cover of The Tatler magazines Motor Show Number, featuring two models posing in front of a BMC Miniminor car under the title, Bonnets and Bonnets

Cheese Covers, Egg Cups, Pots and Jugs, Plate 38
Cheese Covers, Egg Cups and Stands, Mustard Pots, Cream Jugs, Salt Cellars and Sardine Boxes, Plate 38, showing a range of plain and patterned items. Date: circa 1880s

Caricature of George Robert Sims, English writer
Caricature of George Robert Sims (1847-1922), English journalist, poet, dramatist and novelist. Despite his uncertain health through over-indulging, he was a prolific writer. 1881

Bringing in the Boars Head (and the Colmans Mustard!) - Christmas Feasting tradition. Date: circa 17th century

Colmans Christmas Greetings to their Young Friends - Herald
J. & J. Colmans Christmas Greetings to their Young Friends All Around the World - A youthful Medievalo Herald announces the gift of this collection of fun historical tales and illustrations

Serving boy carries pile of folded napkins - Colmans Starch
A serving boy carrying a teetering pile of folded napkins, held in place due to the effectiveness of Colmans Starch. Date: 19th century

Mustard loaded aboard a Royal Navy ship - 18th century
Mustard for the Royal Navy being loaded aboard a ship setting out to broaden the scope of the British Empire during the reign of King George II in the mid 18th century. Date: circa 1750

King John signs the Magna Carta at Runnymede
English Barons persuade King John to sign the Magna Carta at Runnymede on 15th June 1215 - illustration from a booklet History and the Mustard Pot for Colmans Mustard. Date: 1215

Mustard pot (Mappin & Webb), WW1
Mustard pot (made by Mappin & Webb) belonging to the Mess of the 4th Battalion Royal Tank Regiment. Commemorative Ware

American soldiers with clothing, Frapelle, France, WW1
American soldiers in a trench, alongside the clothing of men affected by mustard gas, at Frapelle, France, during the First World War. Date: 20 August 1918

Asia, India, Rajasthan, Khichan village, women sitting in field of mustard flowers in bloom
India, Rajasthan, Khichan village, women sitting in field of mustard flowers in bloom. (Editorial Use Only)

India, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, a field of yellow mustard flowers and mountains in Alchi

Flax and Mustard illustration 1851
The Natural History of the Sacred Scriptures, and Guide to General Zoology By W.I. Bicknell London and New York - John Tallis and Company 1851

White mustard (Sinapis alba)
Illustration of a White mustard (Sinapis alba)

Brassica hirta, Mustard, flowering plant

Illustration of mustard, herbs and olive oil for making salad dressing

Common Yellowthroat Perched in Wild Mustard
Not seen the open very often, a male Common Yellowthroat perches among the yellow wild mustard flowers at Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve

Picture No. 11676021
Mustard Fields with clouds. Date:

Picture No. 11676020
Mustard Fields with clouds. Date:

Europe, France, Loire. Trees and mustard fields along the banks of Canal lateral a la Loire

Coralroot (Cardamine bulbifera)

Bee-fly (Bombyliidae) on Ladys Smock (Cardamine pratensis)

Common Scurvygrass (Cochlearia officinalis), Burren, Ireland, Europe

Sausages with sauerkraut and bread, Berggasthaus Hoess mountain guesthouse on Hutterer Hoess Mountain, Totes Gebirge Range, Pyhrn-Priel region, Traunviertel district, Upper Austria, Austria, Europe

WHITE MUSTARD PLANT. Woodcut from the 1633 edition of John Gerards The Herbal or General History of Plants

KEENs MUSTARD AD, 1892. English advertisement, 1892

India-Economy-Mustard
An Indian farmer walks through a mustard field in Baran village near Patiala on February 25, 2014. Over 70 percent of Indians depend on agricultural incomes

Armentieres - Le Pont de Nieppe. During World War I, in April 1918, German forces shelled Armentieres with mustard gas. British troops were forced to evacuate the area but German troops could not

Angles of pea fields and canola fields in Whitman County Washington state

NA, USA, WA, Whitman County, Palouse region, mustard crop, NR

Creek above Red Pine Lake and Heartleaf bittercress (Cardamine cordifolia) Wildflowers, Lone Peak Wilderness, Little Cottonwood canyon, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

USA, South Dakota, Black Hills. Spring yellows and greens carpet the Black Hills, South Dakota

North America, USA, CA, Carneros winery spring bloom of mustard between grape
North America, USA, CA, Carneros winery, spring bloom of mustard between grape vine rows

USA, California, Napa Valey, wine country, mustard plants in a vineyard

USA, California, Dry Creek Valley, wine country, an old barn in a vineyard

Roadway through mustard flowers, Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky

Skyward view of mustard flowers, Brassica napus, Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky

Mustard flowers, Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, Brassica napus

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"Mustard: A Vibrant Blend of Flavors and Colors" From the iconic Range Rover Mk. 1 Classic to the charming interior of tramshed in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, it has left its mark on various aspects of our lives. Remember that Keens Mustard Advert that made your taste buds tingle? It's hard not to associate this tangy condiment with unforgettable moments. Just like a Bengal tiger cub, a rare gem in the culinary world. Its distinct flavor adds an exotic touch to any dish, reminding us of the importance of preserving endangered species like this majestic feline (Endangered Species C3B1708). But mustard isn't just about taste; it's also visually captivating. Whether it's a vintage Mustard Poster or girls filling penny tins with mustard in Norwich, Norfolk, its vibrant yellow hue catches our attention and brightens up any space. Speaking of brightening things up, imagine cleaning your home with an upright Hoover while enjoying an Advert for Mustard by Keen s - talk about multitasking. The zesty aroma combined with cleanliness creates a refreshing atmosphere. If you're into classic cars, you might have come across a Rover P6 3500 V8 from 1974 painted in a striking shade reminiscent of mustard. This eye-catching vehicle turns heads wherever it goes and perfectly embodies the boldness associated with Colmans Mustard as seen in their memorable Advertisement. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate how they are even be found blooming amidst wildflowers like cuckoo flower or Ladys smock (Cardamine pratensis) on Hawkesbury Common. Just like these delicate flowers thrive against all odds, so does the versatility and adaptability of this beloved condiment. And let's not forget another classic car – the Rover P6 2200 SC from 1974 – which also comes alive when coated in that unmistakable yellow shade, reminiscent of mustard.