Wartime economy Black & White Stock Photos
RMB43H9T–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, wartime economy, student in armaments industry, clocking in, Bonn 1941,
RM2M3P95W–The Rainaway Conduit Coat at Kenneth Durward's. It is 48 inches long and cut with a very deep sleeve; it is an ideal coat for motoring and absolutely waterproof. 'The Highway of Fashion' text is primarily about the concern for wartime economy in choosing fashions. Date: 1914
RF2PW9DHH–An image of British ‘dock girls’ coming ashore from a naval destroyer undergoing repairs during World War 11. More than six million women took wartime jobs in factories to bolster the wartime economy.
RM2M3PAB4–Advertisement for P & P Campbell Limited, Dye Works of Perth, whose dyes in wartime allowed people to practice wartime economy by dry-cleaning or dyeing existing clothes or soft furnishings instead of buying new. Date: 1915
RMGCKHTK–4,32 million for the benefit of underwriters who had insured the bullion salvaged from the wartime wreck of HMS Edinburgh, a Town-Class Royal Navy Light Cruiser which sank in the Barents Sea in May, 1942. Admiring the bars are, foreground, from left to right: Peter Green, Chairman of Lloyd's; Michael Payne, a leading Lloyd's underwriter and Richard Wharton and Malcolm Williams who are the organisers of the salvage diving expedition, and underwriting members of Lloyd's.
RM2BJ02J2–Shooting , ' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film , with Gerald Du Maurier , Renee Kelly and Norman Mc Kinnel . - 1917
RMB5MAHC–2 G55 W2 1915 2 Russia Queue outside a grocery shop History World War I War economy Russia Queue of people in front of a grocery
RMBTKABF–German street sweepers taking lunchtime nap. Wartime and defeat took a terrible economic toll on Germany. Ca. 1919.
RMB5MAHR–2 G55 W2 1916 England Women cleaning the streets 1916 History World War 1 War economy England Women cleaning the streets in Ches
![Store Interior.'Waste No Food', 1917 or 1918. Wartime poster: 'Household Waste about 700 Million Dollars...Food is wasted when anything edible is allowed to go to the garbage pail or allowed to spoil for lack of proper handling...[When] we eat more than our bodies need for growth and repair and to supply energy for our work...Demonstrate Thrift in your Home - make saving, rather than spending, your social standard...U.S. Department of Agriculture'. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2P0YFK4/store-interiorwaste-no-food-1917-or-1918-wartime-poster-household-waste-about-700-million-dollarsfood-is-wasted-when-anything-edible-is-allowed-to-go-to-the-garbage-pail-or-allowed-to-spoil-for-lack-of-proper-handling-when-we-eat-more-than-our-bodies-need-for-growth-and-repair-and-to-supply-energy-for-our-workdemonstrate-thrift-in-your-home-make-saving-rather-than-spending-your-social-standardus-department-of-agriculture-2P0YFK4.jpg "Store Interior.'Waste No Food', 1917 or 1918. Wartime poster: 'Household Waste about 700 Million Dollars...Food is wasted when anything edible is allowed to go to the garbage pail or allowed to spoil for lack of proper handling...[When] we eat more than our bodies need for growth and repair and to supply energy for our work...Demonstrate Thrift in your Home - make saving, rather than spending, your social standard...U.S. Department of Agriculture'. Stock Photo")
RM2P0YFK4–Store Interior.'Waste No Food', 1917 or 1918. Wartime poster: 'Household Waste about 700 Million Dollars...Food is wasted when anything edible is allowed to go to the garbage pail or allowed to spoil for lack of proper handling...[When] we eat more than our bodies need for growth and repair and to supply energy for our work...Demonstrate Thrift in your Home - make saving, rather than spending, your social standard...U.S. Department of Agriculture'.
RMB5MAJK–WW I Paris Queue in front of bakery History World War I War economy France Queue in front of a bakery in Paris Photo undated
RMCWAT8K–German street sweepers taking lunchtime nap. Wartime and defeat took a terrible economic toll on Germany. Ca. 1919.
RM2T1KXNX–Books in Wartime, 1942 Books now carry an 'economy stamp', visible here on the left hand page of this book, to show that they comply with paper economy guidelines. Books produced during the war had their margins narrowed, and their page size cut in order to save paper.
RMB5MAH5–Food queues Russia World War I 1914 History World War I War economies Russia Queues outside a food shop Photo 1914
RMDB599Y–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, wartime economy, petroleum from Emsland, filling up tanks, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMB5MAJC–French women pulling a plough WWI History World War I War economies France French farm workers pulling a plough Photo undated
RM2BWB0W5–Shooting , ' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film , with Gerald Du Maurier , Renee Kelly and Norman Mc Kinnel . 1917
RM2BJ02H2–A scene from ' Everybody ' s Business ' a food economy film . - Miss Renee Kelly and Mr Norman KcKinnel . - 1917 -
RMB5MAMP–2 G75 L1 1918 1 E Food Rationing Purchase of Milk 1916 History Germany Food rationing during World War I Application form for th
RMB5MP5B–9 1914 0 0 H1 Rally for 6th war loan 1917 World War 1 1914 18 War loans The domestic loans received by the German Reich for paym
RMF2B0JD–Vichy Cabinet discussing a report by Admiral Darlan, Vichy Foreign Minister. May 31, 1941. Darlan met with Hitler and German Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop, who expected increased collaboration by Vichy during World War II. L-R: War Minister Gen. Charles Huntziger; Minister of Justice Joseph Barthelemy; Chief of State Philippe Petain; Henri Moyssey, Sec. Gen. of the Vice Presidency of the Council; Adm. Francois Darlan; and Economy Minister, Yves Bouthillier. (CSU 2015 9 1080)
RM2JRFD5P–Wartime Fuel Economy- Pooled Delivery Service Van, 1942 A close up of the back of a van showing the sticker which reads 'Under the auspices of the Ministry of War Transport, the Ministry of Food and the Board of Trade. Retailers' Pooled Delivery Service. For economy in man-power, in rubber, in petrol'.
RMB5MANX–2 M146 R1 1917 Woman making ammunition in Scotland 1917 Women at work Armaments industry Employment of British women in the arma
RMRWGXWE–Rathenau, Walther, 29.9.1867 - 24.6.1922, German industrialist and politician, president of the Allgemeine Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft (AEG) 1915 - 1922, portrait, circa 1917, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMB5MP4C–9 1914 0 0 E1 23 Security of war loans Poster 1915 World War 1 1914 18 War loans The domestic loans received by the German Reich
RM2TA3P1E–Vietnamese civilian Tran Van Thieu operates a Kubota tractor to till a rice paddy near Hue City during the Vietnam War. This image captures the crucial role of agricultural activities in the local economy and showcases the impact of military operations on everyday civilian life in the region.
RMB5MAM7–2 G55 W2 1918 4 E Collecting peach stones World War I History World War I War economies USA Women from Boston helping in a campa
RMD9TKB9–Hitler Youth boys are producing toys for Christmas, in November 1942, at a factory of armament works, for the wartime service of the Hitler Youth. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte
RMB5MAND–English postwoman in World War One Women at Work Postwomen Women working during the First World War English postwoman Photo
RMBTK3CP–Vice President Henry A. Wallace, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard, at microphones for a radio broadcast against inflation. Wallace would assume wartime economic management.
RM2BWB0TN–A scene from , ' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film with Mr Norman Mckinnel and Mr Norman O ' Niell 1917
RM2BJ02JX–A scene from , ' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film with Mr Norman Mckinnel and Mr Norman O ' Niell - 1917 -
RM2WRH49P–Mrs. E.R. Stettinius.Mrs. Edward Riley Stettinius, (formerly Judith Carrington) head of the Economy League of the Junior Colonial Dames of America, who headed a drive to collect waste paper for sale to benefit the Red Cross during World War I.
RM2M3PAH7–Advertisement for Belling electric fires, with the revelation that families could do without one servant as a result of the modern device. With no requirement to light the fires, or to clean the soot and dirt generated by a real fire, the Belling was an economical solution for the wartime household. Date: 1918
RMR5AJTE–Schoolgirls working in the countryside on food production during the Second World war, Finland, 1942
RM2M3P87D–A double page spread from The Tatler giving examples of economical outfits which could be purchased in wartime. Extravagant evening dresses are not featured but instead coat frocks, summer frocks and tailored suits predominate from retailers such as Harrods, Debenham & Freebody, Marshall & Snelgrove, Swears & Wells, Harvey Nichols, Peter Robinson and Gorringe. Note the children playing with a toy Red Cross ambulance. 1917
!['One of the horrors of war. "And did ums tink their mumsie would waste her money on the horrid war and rob her popsy-wopsies of their ickle nicy-picie"' An illustration by George L. Stampa criticising society ladies who lavished expensive food on their pet dogs during wartime, despite food shortages. The cartoon specifically alluded to a recent court case in 1915 where a lady dog-fancier was told by Mr Justice Avory that at a time when 'every shilling in the country was required for the purpose of preserving our very existence as a nation, it was rather shocking to hear of such su Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2M3PADH/one-of-the-horrors-of-war-quotand-did-ums-tink-their-mumsie-would-waste-her-money-on-the-horrid-war-and-rob-her-popsy-wopsies-of-their-ickle-nicy-piciequot-an-illustration-by-george-l-stampa-criticising-society-ladies-who-lavished-expensive-food-on-their-pet-dogs-during-wartime-despite-food-shortages-the-cartoon-specifically-alluded-to-a-recent-court-case-in-1915-where-a-lady-dog-fancier-was-told-by-mr-justice-avory-that-at-a-time-when-every-shilling-in-the-country-was-required-for-the-purpose-of-preserving-our-very-existence-as-a-nation-it-was-rather-shocking-to-hear-of-such-su-2M3PADH.jpg "'One of the horrors of war. "And did ums tink their mumsie would waste her money on the horrid war and rob her popsy-wopsies of their ickle nicy-picie"' An illustration by George L. Stampa criticising society ladies who lavished expensive food on their pet dogs during wartime, despite food shortages. The cartoon specifically alluded to a recent court case in 1915 where a lady dog-fancier was told by Mr Justice Avory that at a time when 'every shilling in the country was required for the purpose of preserving our very existence as a nation, it was rather shocking to hear of such su Stock Photo")
RM2M3PADH–'One of the horrors of war. "And did ums tink their mumsie would waste her money on the horrid war and rob her popsy-wopsies of their ickle nicy-picie"' An illustration by George L. Stampa criticising society ladies who lavished expensive food on their pet dogs during wartime, despite food shortages. The cartoon specifically alluded to a recent court case in 1915 where a lady dog-fancier was told by Mr Justice Avory that at a time when 'every shilling in the country was required for the purpose of preserving our very existence as a nation, it was rather shocking to hear of such su
RM2T1KW7M–Wartime Fuel Economy- Pooled Delivery Service Van, 1942 A close up of the back of a van showing the sticker which reads 'Under the auspices of the Ministry of War Transport, the Ministry of Food and the Board of Trade. Retailers' Pooled Delivery Service. For economy in man-power, in rubber, in petrol'.
RM2M3P7X8–A spread from The Tatler featuring four designs for fur coats from a Parisian design house and ladies to continue to buy luxury fashion in wartime. It states that even though the 'thought of new and expensive clothes may seem at first sight grotesque...But the plea for steady trade must not be ignored by those whose purses are long, and plight of the thousands of dressmakers and designers who will be earning very little wages during these next few months must not be forgotten.' 1914
RMRWGXWC–Rathenau, Walther, 29.9.1867 - 24.6.1922, German industrialist and politician, president of the Allgemeine Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft (AEG) 1915 - 1922, portrait, circa 1917, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMB489P9–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, armaments industry, Oerlikon machine for metal working, circa 1940,
RMB5MANH–2 M146 R1 1917 1 Women making ammunition in Scotland 1917 Women at work Armaments industry Employment of British women in the ar
RM2BWB0RT–A scene from ' Everybody ' s Business ' a food economy film . Miss Renee Kelly and Mr Norman KcKinnel . 1917
RM2BJ02H7–' Everybody ' s Business ' a food economy film . - Mr Ralph Dewsbury , who has been granted leave from the army to direct the film . - 1917 -
RMB5MAKG–2 G55 W2 1918 2 E Metal collection World War I c 1918 History World War I War economies Germany Metal is donated for the war ind
RMB5MAJ5–Women on tractors World War I 1917 18 History World War I War economies Farmers wives driving tractors Photo c 1917 18
RM2T1KP0P–National Physical Laboratory- Science and Technology in Wartime, Teddington, Middlesex, England, UK, 1944 In the Optics Section of the Light Division at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington, a scientist tests the angular scale of a sextant using a large wheel-like piece of apparatus, which is arranged vertically for economy of space.
RMB46KWN–events, First World War / WWI, propaganda, poster, call to sell gold and jewels to the state, by A. Kling, Germany, 1918,
RMD9TK44–Hitler Youth boys are producing toys for soldier children for the Hitler Youth wartime service, in November 1942, at a factory of Siemens & Halske-Werke. Photo: Berliner Veralg/Archiv
RM2TA36H8–Marines from G Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, guarding the Le My Complex, are seen next to bunkers in October 1965. These Marines constructed bridges that enabled local residents to transport rice to Danang for sale after eight years. Danang is located 10 miles south. This photo was taken by Lt. Beebe and is from the Defense Department's collection.
RM2M3PA4X–A slightly comedic illustration in Hyde Park, showing the effect of WW1 on the upper classes. Shown in rags, the only sign of their class is the style of their clothes with a suggestion that this was a possible scenario given the worsening economic situation. Date: 1916
RM2BWB0RJ–' Everybody ' s Business ' a food economy film . Mr Ralph Dewsbury , who has been granted leave from the army to direct the film . 1917
RM2BJ02K0–' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film . - Mr Matheson Lang with Miss Kate Rorke and Mr Gerald Du Maurier . - 1917 -
RM2T1KPN9–Pottery in the Making- the work of J and G Meakin Pottery, Hanley, Stoke-on-trent, Staffordshire, England, 1942 Piles of tiles are prepared for firing in the kilns in this factory, somewhere in Britain. The teapots which are visible in the background have been produced by the factory across the road, but, in the interests of wartime fuel economy, they are to be fired at the same time as the tiles.
RMB46KTK–events, First World War / WWI, propaganda, poster 'Sammelt Brennesseln, die deutsche Baumwolle!' (Collect nettles, the German cotton!), Munich, Germany, 20th century,
RMDAWGN0–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, armaments industry, Dornier workers, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMB475BB–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, armaments industry, checking a 1000 horsepower enginge,
RMB5M57D–events, First World War / WWI, propaganda, poster 'Sammelt Obstkerne zur Oelgewinnung' (Collect fruit stones for oil extraction), Munich, Germany, 20th century,
RM2TA34C6–North Vietnamese soldiers creating a small store inside the terminal at Gia Lam International Airport, Hanoi, on March 14, 1973. This was part of Operation Homecoming, involving the exchange of prisoners during the Vietnam War. 4X5 Negative DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) BCC A900054 127 GVB-293 64-6-5.
RM2BWB0RW–' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film . Mr Matheson Lang with Miss Kate Rorke and Mr Gerald Du Maurier . 1917
RM2BJ02HM–A scene from , ' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film with Mr Norman Mckinnel , Miss Renee Kelly and Mr Norman O ' Niell . - 1917 -
RM2G227J2–events, Second World War / WWII, Germany, collection of discarded metal, appeal for contribution, leaflet, spring 1940, EDITORIAL-USE-ONLY
RM2T1KXMG–Books in Wartime, 1942 These two books demonstrate the changes that have occurred in the layout and production of books, in the interest of paper economy. The book in the foreground is a pre-war book, with wide margins visible all around the pages. The book in the background has been produced in wartime and has narrow margins, the type going almost right up to the edge of the page.
RM2BWB0RY–A scene from , ' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film with Mr Norman Mckinnel , Miss Renee Kelly and Mr Norman O ' Niell . 1917
RM2BJ02HB–' Everybody ' s Business ' , a food economy film . - Left to right ; Miss Renee Kelly , Mr Matheson Lang , Mr Norman KcKinnell , Miss Kate Rorke and Mr Gerald Du Maurier , as a soldier telling of his experiences . - 1917 -
![Workers making soap at the soap punch in wartime 1917. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2GY4X5Y/workers-making-soap-at-the-soap-punch-in-wartime-1917-automated-translation-2GY4X5Y.jpg "Workers making soap at the soap punch in wartime 1917. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
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