Packing Collection (#7)

Orange Packing at Redlands, California, USA. After a photo-chromolithograph by an unidentified photographer, published circa 1899 by the Detroit Photographic Co; Redlands, California

Fruit drying in the Santa Clara valley, San Francisco, California, United States of America, c. 1915. Until the 1960s it was the largest fruit production and packing region in the world

Women packing and loading shell castings during WWI. From The Pageant of the Century, published 1934

Looters Three men horse pass dead body path leave
Looters, Three men with a horse pass a dead body on a path that they leave behind naked, packing the valuables. the corpse, criminals, Jan van den Hecke (I), Southern Netherlands, 1630 - 1684, paper

Zionist colonies Sharon Rehoboth center orange culture
Zionist colonies on Sharon. Rehoboth. A center of orange culture and packing. 1920, Israel, Reß©Ñovot

Jaffa Packing exporting oranges 1898 Israel Tel Aviv
Jaffa. Packing & exporting oranges. 1898, Israel, Tel Aviv

Various orange culture packing 1934 Middle East
Various orange culture & packing 1934, Middle East, Israel and/or Palestine

Pack up your troubles! by Lawson Wood
A colour illustration by Lawson Wood showing a mother cat packing her kittens into a bag. Date: 12th November 1930

Advert for Revelation travel wardrobe 1938
Advertisement for the Rev-Robe travel wardrobe (ladies model), hardly larger than a hatbox from Revelation, the makers of the worlds most famous suitcase

Arrival of stolen Greek art in ancient Rome
Illustration of a Arrival of stolen Greek art in ancient Rome

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"Packing: A Journey Through Time and Endeavors" In the midst of the Great War, an Army Chaplain's deeds echoed with courage and compassion. Amidst the chaos, he comforted weary souls, offering solace in times of despair. The Menhir Section in Bossenno stood tall as a testament to ancient traditions, reminding us that even amidst turmoil, history endures. At Malvern Water Cure, soldiers sought respite from battle-worn bodies. The healing powers of nature embraced them as they embarked on their journey towards recovery. Witnessing strength in unity, Wilson & Co. 's Champion Six-horse team showcased unparalleled determination. These meat packers exemplified resilience through adversity. Through bustling streets of Manchester, horse-drawn carts carried goods from LNWR Goods Depot at Camden. The rhythm of hooves resonated with the city's heartbeat - a symphony of commerce and progress. Deep within Montrichard lay Caves de J M Monmousseau; where time stood still amidst barrels filled with aged treasures. Each bottle held stories waiting to be uncorked and savored by eager enthusiasts. A group of female workers at John Mackintosh sweet factory illuminated Halifax's West Yorkshire landscape during World War I. Their unwavering dedication fueled the nation's craving for sweetness amid bitter times. Frys Chocolates became synonymous with indulgence - a momentary escape from reality wrapped in decadent cocoa delights. Each bite transported taste buds to realms beyond imagination. Women workers played pivotal roles during World War I; their contributions imprinted on history like Matchmakers igniting sparks between loved ones separated by war-torn distances. Grimsby Fishermen braved treacherous waters off Lerwick's Herring fishing station in Shetland Islands. Their tireless efforts sustained communities while forging bonds between land and sea. From army chaplains to chocolate factories, it has woven itself into our collective narrative.