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RMKF2T16–Wagner. Ring Cycle. Siegfried slaying the dragon in Act II of Siegfried from early 1900s production photograph. German composer & author, 1813-1883
RM2ABAPK0–Vintage 1900's Great Western Champagne early colour press postcard advertisement advertising American 'Champagne' from Pleasant Valley Wine Co. of Rheims New York USA America Wine Sparkling Wine Production c1912 Pleasant Valley Wine Company postcard. Sold by GH Tribe & Co Ogden Utah USA
RMK0R9KT–Wagner. Ring Cycle. Siegfried slaying the dragon in Act II of Siegfried from early 1900s production photograph. German composer & author, 1813-1883
RM2A4KWYA–Early 1900's postcard of large group of female Mayqueen Margarine factory workers posing for a company photograph, wearing uniforms and caps, Mayqueen Margarine printed on crate, circa 1920's, possibly Lancashire, U.K
RF2F7X546–Manufacture of Steel before one of the furnaces - so reads the caption. It was drawn by Henry Reuterdahl (1870-1925), a Swedish-American painter highly acclaimed for his nautical artwork. He had a long relationship with the United States Navy.
RM2B83A3Y–Original early 1900's postcard of group of gentlemen mill office workers wearing smart suits pose for a group photograph outside, Perseverance Mill, (Albion Mill) Padiham, Burnley, Lancashire, England, U.K. 1919
RM2A5E99F–Early 1900's photo of interior of Swan Lane Mill, cotton Mill, showing spinning mules, Bolton, Lancashire, U.K. circa 1910
RM2F6NFYD–1911 A revolutionary Scottish production of 'Bunty Pulls the Strings' took London by storm. It was written by Graham Moffat, playwright and promoted by Oscar Hammerstein ( Oscar Greeley Clendenning Hammerstein II). This photo shows the actors in the original performance. The play was staged at the Playhouse, London, then ran for some 600 performances at the Haymarket Theatre. The cast was very much a family affair and included Moffat, wife Maggie (who designed the costumes and was an active suffragette), their daughter Winifred, also two brothers, and a sister.
RMKH92WR–Mlle de Craponne as Lisette in 'Le Légataire universel' - play by Jean-François Regnard (originally 1708). Production at Théatre National de l'Opéra- Comique, c. 1901.
RM2HA091A–An early illustration of a production line at a British motor manufacturing plant showing all stages of construction.
RMKH91YX–Sir Henry Irving as Robespierre in play of same name by Victorien Sardou. Role performed in 1899, production, Lyceum Theatre, London. HI: Born John Henry Brodribb, English stage actor, 6 February 1838 – 13 October 1905.
RM2FWNHDK–1919 cartoon caricatures of famous people of the time by artist Giovanni Viafora (USA) - HENRY FORD (motor manufacturer , industrialist and business magnate) from a book of satirical caricatures by Giovanni Viafora. The world-famous Ford Motor Company was started by him in Detroit . He began working on motors for inventor Thomas Edison in 1891. Ford created the “quadricycle” in 1896, a four-wheeled motor driven bicycle run by a motor. He launched Ford Motor Company, in 1903 and was the first to introduce the assembly line technique of mass production
RMKE52YN–Edison gem phonograph using Edison Gold Moulded Records (cylinders) made in 1905. Plays two minute cylinders only. Originally sold for $7.50 and made in America. Production began 1899, ended 1913. Invented by Thomas Edison.
![POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it was designed by a British company, Bamforth, located in Holmfirth, [perhaps best known for the long-running TV series 'The Last of the Summer Wine', which is filmed there] who as well as postcard manufactureers Bamforth's were engaged in film production in the early years of the century POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/K3GTCH/postcard-reflecting-the-interest-in-seeing-films-and-the-opportunities-K3GTCH.jpg "POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it was designed by a British company, Bamforth, located in Holmfirth, [perhaps best known for the long-running TV series 'The Last of the Summer Wine', which is filmed there] who as well as postcard manufactureers Bamforth's were engaged in film production in the early years of the century POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it Stock Photo")
RMK3GTCH–POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it was designed by a British company, Bamforth, located in Holmfirth, [perhaps best known for the long-running TV series 'The Last of the Summer Wine', which is filmed there] who as well as postcard manufactureers Bamforth's were engaged in film production in the early years of the century POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it
RM2EAMGF0–An early 20th century print of Chilean workers in a tank room where caliche mineral deposits were boiled as part of the sodium nitrate mining industry in the Atacama desert Chile South America circa 1920
RMB5MNR1–5 E2 I1 1914 E Armaments production at Krupp c 1914 Essen Friedrich Krupp AG Interior view armaments production Photo c 1914
![POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it was designed by a British company, Bamforth, located in Holmfirth, [perhaps best known for the long-running TV series 'The Last of the Summer Wine', which is filmed there] who as well as postcard manufactureers Bamforth's were engaged in film production in the early years of the century POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/K3M324/postcard-reflecting-the-interest-in-seeing-films-and-the-opportunities-K3M324.jpg "POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it was designed by a British company, Bamforth, located in Holmfirth, [perhaps best known for the long-running TV series 'The Last of the Summer Wine', which is filmed there] who as well as postcard manufactureers Bamforth's were engaged in film production in the early years of the century POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, i Stock Photo")
RMK3M324–POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, it was designed by a British company, Bamforth, located in Holmfirth, [perhaps best known for the long-running TV series 'The Last of the Summer Wine', which is filmed there] who as well as postcard manufactureers Bamforth's were engaged in film production in the early years of the century POSTCARD REFLECTING THE INTEREST IN SEEING FILMS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COURTING COUPLES early 1900's Athough the card refers to an American town, i
RM2ABAPDK–Vintage 1900's Great Western Champagne early colour press advertisement advertising American 'Champagne' from Pleasant Valley Wine Co. of Rheims New York USA America Wine Sparkling Wine Production c1912
RM2H69T0W–Women factory workers sat at benches making sweets, sticks of rock are laid in trays in front of them and boxes are piled up in the background, early 20th century
RM2CWA3T7–One of Pathe Freres (Pathe Films) historic 1st cinema posters - 'The Drunkard's Reformation' - Pathé or Pathé Frères ran various French businesses starting in 1896. In the early 1900s, Pathé became the world's largest film equipment and production company, and produced phonograph records. Pathé invented the newsreel in 1908 which was shown in cinemas before feature films. Though this is dated 1903, most records state that it was released in 1909 in the USA. It is possible that this was an earlier English release or French language version?
RMMCAM12–Chelsea Piers is a series of piers on the West Side of Manhattan in New York City in the Chelsea neighborhood, on the northern edge of Greenwich Village and the Meatpacking District. They were a passenger ship terminal in the early 1900s that was used by the RMS Lusitania and was the destination of the RMS Titanic. The piers are currently used by the Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex. Pier 59 is home to the Chelsea Brewing Company, the only micro-brewery in Manhattan. The new complex includes film and television production facilities, including those for CBS Sports Network and Food
RM2AR64KC–Original early 1900's postcard entitled 'a Lancashire Lass'. The young woman is wearing a shawl typical of female mill workers at this time. U.K., circa 1906
RMJBYCJB–Beautiful product design from the early 1900's, the Singer 99K sewing machine was introduced in 1911 and stayed in production until the 1950's.
RFKTHGFB–Load of wool bales and the team of shearers, probably Lees Valley, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand, early 1900s
RM2K4X2DX–Vintage Swift Meat Products Store Display Window, 1900s, Vintage Swift and company Turn of the Century, Butcher, Premium Swift, Old Store
RM2M5HRFM–Gold Belt Tour Scenic and Historic Byway - Historic Smelter, Florence. Today, a lone smelter stack testifies to Florence's history as an important industrial center of the Arkansas Valley. In the early 1900s, Florence was a center for gold ore processing and oil production and refining. Colorado (38.401° N 105.135° W)
RMKE52YK–Edison phonograph The Standard using Edison Gold Moulded Records (cylinders) made in 1905. Plays two minute cylinders only. Originally sold for $20.00 and made in America. Production began 1898, ended 1913. Invented by Thomas Edison.
RM2H8GK4H–Uxmal, Mexico. 12/28/1985. Henequen process used for binding material such as marine rope. Also known as flax and sisal. Henequen plantations brough great wealth to the state of Yucatan. Wealthy merchants built beautiful homes in Merida that can be seen today. Synthetic binding material caused a decline in Yucatan production of henequen by early 1900s.
RM2EAMJ4R–An early 20th century print of Chilean worker running off Sodium nitrate solution from the tank room where caliche mineral deposits were boiled as part of the sodium nitrate mining industry in the Atacama desert Chile South America circa 1920
RM2H0YG3Y–Snuff Container, late 1800s or early 1900s. Africa, Southern Africa, South Africa, Xhosa-style maker. Hide, earth, and blood; Snuff containers made from a mixture of hide, earth, and blood constitute a very rare type of object in the artistic production of southern Africa. The specific gourdlike shape is an even more unusual occurrence. Its materials and purpose refer to the communication between animals and humans.
RM2K96AP1–Idkerberget's mine began with large-scale mining in the early 1900s 1908 was the production of iron ore between 50,000 and 100,000 tonnes. . The mine became known throughout Sweden at the big breed on the morning of March 16, 1961. In addition to creating a large hole in the ground, the race brought a garage, nine cars and a playground. 70 people had to be evacuated, 26 people were left without housing, but no person was physically injured.
RM2H69T0D–Droitwich salt workers: postcard of two women workers standing by a tank of boiling brine, early 20th century
RM2F687D1–The Idkerberg's mine started with large-scale mining in the early 1900s in 1908, the production of iron ore between 50,000 and 100,000 ton.Malmen traveled between 1902 and 1912 with cable car to Ulfshyttan, but October 1, 1912, the Rämshyttan-idkerberg's railway to the mill in Rämshyttan . The mine became known throughout Sweden at the large race on the morning of March 16, 1961. In addition to creating a large hole in the ground, the race brought a garage, nine cars and a playground. 70 people were evacuated, 26 people became without a home, but no person was physically injured.
RM2A50RW9–Figure of a Pair, late 1800s-early 1900s. The Ubangi region's history of successive migrations and assimilations has resulted in numerous exchanges of religious beliefs and ritual practices. Because little research has been conducted in the region, data regarding the production, use, and meaning of Ubangi sculpture are scant. Despite some stylistic traits, including the heart-shaped faces and the male's crested coiffure, this figure with its female pair is unlike any other in the Ubangian corpus. Based on indirect evidence, the pair has been attributed to the little-known Monzombo and is said
RMKKAEN7–Bellevue, Iowa, USA. 6th July, 2017. Although the production of buttons from clam shells harvested out of the Mississippi River ended in the early 1900's their use is still critical to the Japanese cultured pearl industry. Thousands of tons of clam shells are shipped annually to Japan sourced from the Mississippi River. The dense, firm quality of the mussel shell, when machined into tiny pellets and inserted into an oyster, provides the irritant necessary to produce a cultured pearl. Credit: Kevin E. Schmidt/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RF2JDNEE4–Boer goat in a pasture. This breed of goat that was developed in South Africa in the early 1900s for meat production.
RM2BT91K2–Early 1900's comic cartoon postcard of unhappy mill worker, Lancashire, England, U.K circa 1910
RFMAP8JC–Boer goat in a pasture. This breed of goat that was developed in South Africa in the early 1900s for meat production.
RM2AF35PH–The production line at the Renault vehicle manufacturing plant at Boulogne-Billancourt, Paris, France c.1920, with workers assembling engines, crankshafts and gearboxes.
RFKTHGFE–Load of wool bales and the team of shearers, probably Lees Valley, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand, early 1900s
RMKHKN67–A photograph of a man operating a sluice gate, the gate is part of a system that allows the local farmers to drain excess water from the area in the late winter and early spring, dirt and small plants make up the landscape, Camargue, France, July, 1922.
RMKE52YP–Edison gem phonograph using Edison Gold Moulded Records (cylinders) made in 1905. Plays two minute cylinders only. Originally sold for $7.50 and made in America. Production began 1899, ended 1913. Invented by Thomas Edison.
RM2H8GJ2Y–Uxmal, Mexico. 12/28/1985. Henequen process used for binding material such as marine rope. Also known as flax and sisal. Henequen plantations brough great wealth to the state of Yucatan. Wealthy merchants built beautiful homes in Merida that can be seen today. Synthetic binding material caused a decline in Yucatan production of henequen by early 1900s.
RM2EAN70T–An early 20th century print of a Chilean Sodium nitrate factory part of the sodium nitrate mining industry in the Atacama desert Chile South America circa 1920
RMJF7FE1–Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy, adapted for the stage by Edmond Guirand. Andrée Mégard as Anna Karenina. Production by the Théatre Antoine, 1907. LT: Russian novelist, 9 September 1828 - 20 November, 1910.
RMC5H687–Here, a small rail car is on display that was used to move ore out of underground mines from the late 1800s to the early 1900's.
RM2AA64XY–A French and a British soldier address the meeting urging the miners to put forth their utmost efforts in the production of fuel for the government
RM2JT119Y–ROBERT REDFORD and PAUL NEWMAN in BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID 1969 director GEORGE ROY HILL screenplay William Goldman Campanile Productions / George Roy Hill-Paul Monash Production / Newman-Foreman Company / Estudios Churubusco Azteca S.A. / Twentieth Century Fox
RM2A50RWM–Figure of a Pair, late 1800s-early 1900s. The Ubangi region's history of successive migrations and assimilations has resulted in numerous exchanges of religious beliefs and ritual practices. Because little research has been conducted in the region, data regarding the production, use, and meaning of Ubangi sculpture are scant. Despite some stylistic traits, including the heart-shaped faces and the male's crested coiffure, this figure pair is unlike any other in the Ubangian corpus. Based on indirect evidence, the pair has been attributed to the little-known Monzombo and is said to represent the
RM2AA64TM–PREPARATION OF CRUDE OIL Products for the U.S. Government at the Atlantic Refining Co. Plant, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Vertical pressure stills fro the production of crude motor gasoline ca. 1918
RM2HCERK0–'The great demonstration, April 22nd, 1907': photograph of demonstrators on a protest march against mass redundancies at the Woolwich Arsenal (production had reduced following the end of the Boer War). A banner of the Borough of Woolwich Conservative & Unionist Labour League can be seen along with several trade union banners. A group of 4,000-5,000 protestors left Woolwich & were joined by more people in Greenwich & Deptford. The march ended in Blackfriars & a deputation met the Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
RM2A4KWX7–Early 1900's postcard of pale unhealthy looking mill worker, printed on bottom is 'Lancashire Lass at her loom', circa 1910, Lancashire, England, U.K.
RFMAP8J1–Boer goat in a pasture. This breed of goat that was developed in South Africa in the early 1900s for meat production.
RM2AAEPT6–The production line at the Renault vehicle manufacturing plant at Boulogne-Billancourt, Paris, France c.1920. The company's trucks (Camions Rapide) are being assembled on the left and a production line of their convertible (soft-top) G-type cars are on the right. In the foreground two men are at a work bench, one using a file.
RM2E4ENGP–This is a Bar in Parsons Pennsylvania USA with an Anthracite Coal Miner and three other men out front. 100 George Ave. Parsons, Wilkes Barre PA. Late 1800s or very early 1900s
RMPJFABP–Julia Neilson portrait, 1868 – 1957 was an English actress best known for her numerous performances as Lady Blakeney in The Scarlet Pimpernel, for her roles in many tragedies and historical romances, and for her portrayal of Rosalind in a long-running production of As You Like It. Fred Terry 1863 – 1933 was an English actor and theatrical manager. After establishing his reputation in London and in the provinces for a decade, he joined the company of Herbert Beerbohm Tree where he remained for four years, meeting his future wife, Julia Neilson, vintage real photograph postcard from 1904
RMHG9712–Early 1900s Canadian Homestake Exploration Company Stock Certificate - Incorporated in South Dakota
RMKE52YT–Edison gem phonograph using Edison Gold Moulded Records (cylinders) made in 1905. Plays two minute cylinders only. Originally sold for $7.50 and made in America. Production began 1899, ended 1913. Invented by Thomas Edison.
RM2H8N4NF–Uxmal, Mexico. 12/28/1985. Henequen process used for binding material such as marine rope. Also known as flax and sisal. Henequen plantations brought great wealth to the state of Yucatan. Wealthy merchants built beautiful homes in Merida that can be seen today. Synthetic binding material caused a decline in Yucatan production of henequen by early 1900s.
RM2EAN70P–An early 20th century print of a Chilean Sodium nitrate factory part of the sodium nitrate mining industry in the Atacama desert Chile South America circa 1920
RM2F6ECP0–Vintage photo of American industrialist and business magnate Henry Ford (1863 – 1947) – founder of the Ford Motor Company. Photo by Harris & Ewing taken in 1922.
RMJF7FDK–Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. Madeleine Barjac as Calpurnia. Production by the Theatre National de L'Odeon, Paris, France, 1907. WS: English poet and playwright baptised 26 April 1564 – 23 April 1616.
RMRHRE7F–Whaling - Whale fishing industry. A New Zealand fishermen with his son pictured retrieving the whalebone (baleen plates).
RMC5H68D–Here, a small rail car is on display that was used to move ore out of underground mines from the late 1800s to the early 1900's.
RF2GWCME8–The Windmill - scan of original 1902 etching, monogrammed and dated by Scots artist, Hugh Paton A.R.E.
RM2JT11A0–PAUL NEWMAN KATHARINE ROSS and ROBERT REDFORD in BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID 1969 director GEORGE ROY HILL screenplay William Goldman Campanile Productions / George Roy Hill-Paul Monash Production / Newman-Foreman Company / Estudios Churubusco Azteca S.A. / Twentieth Century Fox
RF2F5PMKH–Art Nouveau bookplate design for W S George by Walter Buckley Pearson, from 1901 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art
RM2A9P2DW–A steel tank train conveying cured oil from the wells in the Yale Field in Oklahoma to refinery. Each car contains 10, 000 gallons. The annual production of mineral oil in the United States is approximately eleven billion gallons, or 65 percent of the world's output. March 25, 1918
RM2BHYED6–Le Parfum de la Dame en Noir Scent of the Woman in Black Year : 1931 - France Director : Marcel L'Herbier Roland Toutain, Leon Belieres
RM2A96KX4–Early 1900's postcard of a man working in a cotton mill at the dressing frame - Lancashire, England, U.K. circa 1909.
RFMAP8J4–Boer goat in a pasture. This breed of goat that was developed in South Africa in the early 1900s for meat production.
RM2A8816K–Vintage postcard with the home of Kanouse spring water, Oakland New Jersey USA, with a passing train, posted in 1910
RMKP05XN–Biconical bowl. Date: first half 13th century; Culture: Syrian; Medium: Fritware, underglaze-painted; Dimensions: Diameter: 19.7 cm; Classification:
RM2M92BP4–Photograph of the final scene of Edward Gordon Craig's production of Hamlet in 1911 at the Moscow Art Theater
RMKE52YM–Edison phonograph The Standard using Edison Gold Moulded Records (cylinders) made in 1905. Plays two minute cylinders only. Originally sold for $20.00 and made in America. Production began 1898, ended 1913. Invented by Thomas Edison.
RM2H8GHA6–Uxmal, Mexico. 12/28/1985. Henequen process used for binding material such as marine rope. Also known as flax and sisal. Henequen plantations brough great wealth to the state of Yucatan. Wealthy merchants built beautiful homes in Merida that can be seen today. Synthetic binding material caused a decline in Yucatan production of henequen by early 1900s.
RMR5BK30–A French and a British soldier address the meeting urging the miners to put forth their utmost efforts in the production of fuel for the government
RM2F6E9DT–Vintage photo of American industrialist and business magnate Henry Ford (1863 – 1947) – founder of the Ford Motor Company. Photo by Harris & Ewing taken in 1922.
RMJF7FDJ–Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. Act II - The Senate. Production by the Theatre National de L'Odeon, Paris, France, 1907. WS: English poet and playwright baptised 26 April 1564 – 23 April 1616.
RMR5BMAX–PREPARATION OF CRUDE OIL Products for the U.S. Government at the Atlantic Refining Co. Plant, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Vertical pressure stills fro the production of crude motor gasoline ca. 1918
RMRHRECD–Whaling - Whale fishing industry. By the 1820's steam whalers were taking over from sailing ships as shown in this vintage photograph
RF2F1E7YT–German bookplate for Munich Art Gallery Bayerischer Kunstgewerbeverein designed by Julius Diez
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