Hop Cut Out Stock Images
RFH2J6FF–Hops in wooden bowl on white background. Half dried seed cones from the hop plant, Humulus lupulus.
RM2HEDT6C–Vintage 1950s British Rail 'See Britain By Train' Railway Poster, featuring typical Oast Houses hop drying facility in Kent. 'The Garden of England'. by graphic artist KENNETH BROMFIELD The Baynard Press, London.
RM2J47F8E–45 RPM 7' UK reggae record label of Moon Hop by Derrick Morgan. Written by Derrick Morgan. Released in October 1969 on the Pama label.
RFH2PHDE–Hop flower seed cone on white background. Hop plant Humulus lupulus, used as a flavoring and stability agent in beer.
RMARATD7–Hop cutout composite. Female plant Cluster of fruiting heads on vine macro of head Surrey England September
RM2CGDC13–Fremlin's Hop-Pickers Account Book from the 1950s. Used to keep a log of the amount of hops picked and the money to be paid.
RMEDNW6J–A Grand Jamaica ball or the Creolean hop a la muftee, as exhibeted in Spanish Town, Holland, William, active 1782-1817
RM2KYMCB9–Hop gardens require a high attention to detail in the growing months as they need to be checked often. The hop plant is perennial and grows back from the rootstock every year. Depending on the warmth of the Spring, this usually starts in early April when the first shoots start to emerge. During the previous month, the ‘stringing’ of hop gardens done by hand with the aid of a long pole called a ‘monkey’ up to 6 metres off the ground. The 1861 illustration of a hop garden is at Farnham in Surrey, England.
RF2HKY5YA–Hop cone and fire label. Design elements for logo, badge, emblem, restaurant menu, beer pub, brewery
RMRCBX77–Common hop (Humulus lupulus), medicinal plant, useful crop, historical chromolithography, 1870
RF2JDCEYG–Hop flower and chemical formula of humulone and lupulone, alpha and beta acid. Compounds used as bittering, flavouring and stability agent in beer.
RFFDGEFT–Vintage print describing Hop (humulus lupulus) botanical morphology:flowering perennial plant with flower cones widely cultivated for use by the brewing industry
RMRYADT6–A Grand Jamaica Ball or the Creolean Hop a La Muftee, As Exhibeted in Spanish Town, Holland, William, Active 1782-1817, Engraving 1802, British Transplants Dancing and Being Served by Jamaicans at a Ball in Spanish Town, Jamaica. Includes Six Lines of Verse Warning Women against Loose Living
RF2T313Y6–Hops, dried hop flowers in a wooden bowl. Humulus lupulus, member of the Cannabaceae family, used as a bittering, flavoring, and stability agent.
RFH7MPWJ–Vintage engraving describing Hop (humulus lupulus) botanical morphology:flowering perennial plant with flower cones widely cultivated for use by the brewing industry
RM2JF2MEK–Original Edwardian tinted postcard of Kent hop picking - 'corner of a fine hop garden', men loading hops into baskets next to hop vines, circa 1905.1910
RF2H0DD0W–Hop twig vector sketch. One continuous line art drawing of green cones. Branch of hops, minimalist art illustration
RF2RHNE9R–Picked and dried herbal medicinal plant Humulus lupulus, the common hop or hops flowers. Hops flowers in wood bowl isolated on white background.
RM2AM2RNA–Faded Edwardian postcard of group of hop pickers, women and children hop picking, putting the hop 'bines' or vines into the hop bin, posted from Hereford, April 20 1907, but probably dates from September 1906 when hops harvested, U.K.
RF2RGYXM9–Branch with hop cones and leaves. Engraved style illustration. Vintage sketch vector illustration
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