Shaped Collection (page 60)

Epaulette Jumper 1934
A hand-knitted jumper in a lacy stitch with round neck line & 3 button fastening. An unusual touch is the triangular shaped epaulettes attached with knitted buttons

JUMPER WITH V YOKE
Long sleeved jumper in tiny, two colour, geometric pattern with plan welt, cuffs & V shaped yoke ornamented with 3 silver buttons. Worn with a jazzy patterned skirt

Theatrical Costume 1890S
Margaret Corneille (possibly an actress) wears a theatrical looking costume with arrow headed, strap shaped applied trimmings & sequin adorned diamond shaped straps & belt Date: late 1890s

Dress with Apron
Costume with open jacket body, gored skirt with train & ornamented with self-coloured languette or tongue shaped flat trimmings & a gathered, lace edged apron with pockets

Theatrical Dress
A decollete gown with theatrical skirt length: bell shaped skirt with layers of accordian pleated flounces. N.B applique leaf motif, diamante straps, court shoes

Arquebusier 17th Century
An Arquebusier insert the powder into his Arquebus, a portable long-barrelled pre- cursor to the musket, which had a wheel or match-lock action and a hook-shaped butt

Whitsunday Island
A madreporic atoll comprising a ring-shaped coral reef, on which seeds borne by the wind have taken root

Butter Churn, France
A Normandy Butter churn in action and in cross-section, showing the shaped interior paddles for working the butter

Omelette Pan
A saucer shaped frying pan with taper sides made for cooking omelettes to perfection

American Flying Saucer
An American Flying Saucer causes massive destruction among conventional aircraft

Woman in tailor-made jacket and skirt
A young woman in a pale grey tailor-made suit -- a long line jacket with green collar and turned back cuffs, green waistcoat, gored bell shaped skirt

Futuristic underwater warfare, with UFO-shaped submarines and soldiers (or sailors) in diving gear on the seabed

Wedding Dress 1840
A young bride about to sign the register wears a dress with 3 lace edged flounces, pointed waist, bell shaped upper sleeves worn over a tightfitting under sleeve

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"Shaped: A Journey through Curiosities and Wonders" Step into a world where shapes hold secrets, stories, and surprises. In this captivating collection of images, we explore the intriguing allure of various objects that are uniquely shaped. Picture No. 11993304 reveals one of three miniature metal Sikh kirpan daggers - symbols of faith and courage that have stood the test of time. Their intricate design speaks volumes about the rich history they carry. Moving on to the mysterious skies, we encounter the enigmatic phenomenon known as Ufos during the Belgian Wave. These unidentified flying objects continue to captivate our imagination, leaving us pondering their origins and purpose. Nature's artistry takes center stage in Fontainebleau Forest with its Three Mausoleum Boulders. Carved by wind and weather over centuries, these ancient stones stand as silent witnesses to nature's sculptural prowess. The Excursion boat off Pigeons Rock transports us to Beirut's Raouche district in Lebanon. Here, limestone rocks eroded by wind and weather create an awe-inspiring landscape that seems straight out of a fantasy novel. Butterflies flutter delicately amidst vibrant flowers on a palette-shaped Christmas card - a testament to creativity merging with nature's beauty during festive seasons across cultures worldwide. In Wilmington stands the World's Largest Living Christmas Tree - an impressive sight that symbolizes hope, unity, and joy for all who gather around it each year. Art Deco Dressing Table showcases timeless elegance fused with modernist design principles. This piece exemplifies how shape can elevate functionality into an exquisite work of art. Prepare for surprise as Unusual Tanks make their appearance. These unconventional armored vehicles challenge traditional notions while pushing boundaries in military innovation throughout history. Raise your glass as we toast Scottish tradition from 1893 - celebrating heritage through heartfelt words shared among friends old and new; a reminder that even simple gestures can shape lasting bonds.