Sanitary Collection (#3)

WORLD WAR I: RED CROSS RAILROAD. Sanitary railroad car operated by the American Red Cross, 1917

FASHION: JACKET, 1890. Smoking or library jacket, by Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Woolen System Company in New York. Engraving, American, 1890

SANITARY FAIR, 1864. Buildings of the Great Central Fair, in aid of the U. S. Sanitary Commission
SANITARY FAIR, 1864. Buildings of the Great Central Fair, in aid of the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Logan Square, Philadelphia, 1864. Lithograph, 1864

SANITARY FAIR, 1864. Letter from the U.S. Sanitary Commission notifying the recipient of being appointed to the Hatters and Hatters Materials Revenue Fund at the Great Central Sanitary Fair in

SANITARY FAIR, 1864. Brooklyn Sanitary Fair, 1864. Interior view of the Academy of Music as seen from the dress circle. Lithograph, 1864

SANITARY FAIR, 1864. Brooklyn Fair in aid of the Sanitary Commission. Engraving from Harpers Weekly, 5 March 1864

SANITARY FAIR, 1864. Ladies in attendance in regulation costume at the Metropolitan Fair. Engraving from Harpers Weekly, 23 April 1864

SANITARY COMMISSION, 1864. Women of the United States Sanitary Commission. Engraving by Thomas Nast, 1864

AD: SANI-FLUSH, 1918. American advertisement for Sani-Flush toilet bowl cleaner. Illustration, 1918

George Buchanan (1831-1895) English physician with an interest in the improvement of sanitary conditions. Chief medical officer for the Local Government Board (1879-1892). Engraving, 1895

In the Crimea. John Sutherland (1808-1891) British physician and sanitary reformer, left, and Robert Rawlinson (1810-1898) British civil engineer and sanitarian, in the Crimean in 1855

William Augustus Fraser of Morar, 4th Baronet (1826-1898), British politician, author and collector of Scottish extraction

Sterilizing Lab Bottles
United States: c. 1937 A woman sterilizing laboratory bottles

Buildings Of The Great Central Fair, In Aid Of The USA Sanitary Commission, Logan Square, Philadelphia, June 1864, Us, USA, America

The Metropolitan Sanitary Association Dinner, at Soyers Symposium, Gore House, Kensington, London, Uk, 1851 Engraving

Concept, Environment
Sanitary landfill

Brooklyn Sanitary Fair, 1864 Interior view of the Academy of Music, as seen from the dress circle. Date 1864

Sir Henry Rawlinson, Sanitary Commissioner. This is probably a portrait of Robert Rawlinson (the Sanitary Commissioners are identified on the published mount from the George Eastman House Roger)

Dr. Sutherland, Sanitary Commissioner. Dr. John Sutherland, full-length portrait, seated at desk, facing slightly left. Date 1855

Buildings of the Great Central Fair, in aid of the U. S. Sani
Buildings of the Great Central Fair, in aid of the U.S. Sanitary Commission, Logan Square, Philadelphia, June 1864

The sanitary commission. Dr. John Sutherland, full-length portrait, sitting on table, facing right, and Robert Rawlinson, full-length portrait sitting on chair, facing left. Date 1855

Dr. Sutherland, Sanitary Commission. Dr. Sutherland, full-length portrait, facing front, wearing suit, seated at table. Date 1855

Group photo, Dr Berrys Serbian Mission
A group photograph of Austrian prisoners and their nurses at Dr James Berrys Serbian Mission, a Red Cross Unit in Serbia during the First World War

Grand Hotel St Moritz
Advertisement for the Grand Hotel St Moritz, featuring the latest sanitary arrangements and the opportunity for every kind of winter sport Date: 1906

WW I: RED CROSS RAILROAD. Sanitary railroad car operated by the American Red Cross, 1917

Hiking Sanitary Towels
Advert for Southalls compressed sanitary towels, each one packed with two safety pins and made especially for hikers! Talk about cashing in!

Broadmoor - view of the terrace where male prisoners were ab
Broadmoor opened as an asylum in 1863 to female patients and to male patients the following year. The building was designed by military engineer, Major General Joshua Jebb

The Metropolitan Sanitary Association Dinner, at Soyers Sy
The first public festival held by the Metropolitan Sanitary Association in 1851. With thousands of deaths from diseases such as cholera

Florence Nightingale visiting the Hut Hospitals, at Balaclav
Born in Italy in 1820, she moved to England with her wealthy family and was educated at home by her father. Although it was not deemed suitable for ladies of Florences social standing to become

Old Dutch Cleanser 1919
Old Dutch Cleanser keeps all cooking and kitchen utensils spotless and sanitary, saving time, money and labor

Congoleum Rugs 1919
Congoleum rugs are a popular, sanitary floor-covering

Sanitary Laundry
The staff of the Castle Hand Sanitary Laundry

Faulty Sanitation Plan
A plan of a house with every sanitary arrangement faulty

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"Sanitary: A Journey Through Time and Progress" Plate 42 showcases the elegance ware, a testament to the evolution of cleanliness in our homes. During WW1, an advertisement for Sanitas disinfecting fluid reminds us of the importance of hygiene in times of crisis. Florence Nightingale's carriage at the seat of war symbolizes her tireless efforts to improve sanitation and healthcare during challenging times. In 1965, Tampax revolutionized women's lives with their discreet and convenient menstrual products. Their advertisement marked a milestone in feminine hygiene. The legacy of Florence Nightingale lives on as she tirelessly advocated for proper sanitation practices, forever changing the face of nursing. Davis & Bennett's heavy fireclay urinal stalls advertisement highlights how even public facilities were not exempt from advancements in sanitary technology. "The Italian Major" captures a moment where personal hygiene becomes essential even amidst chaos - reminding us that cleanliness knows no boundaries. Dent and Hellyer's Advertisement introduces dental hygiene as an integral part of overall well-being - emphasizing the importance of oral health for all individuals. An advert for Tampax proudly declares that women are winning not only battles but also their fight for freedom - empowering them through innovative feminine care solutions. Lea Hurst, home to Florence Nightingale herself, serves as a reminder that great minds can emerge from humble beginnings - inspiring change on a global scale. Men braving London's sewers with oilskin protective clothing demonstrate dedication towards maintaining clean cities even under hazardous conditions (1881). From ancient sanitary ware to modern innovations like Tampax, these glimpses into history remind us that progress is built upon improving our most basic needs.