Cuts Collection (page 7)

WW1 - Conscription in Britain
WW1 - Britannia holding her trident and the National Register, in front of civilians and industrial factory. The patriotic scenario

Tapping a Rubber Tree Date: circa 1920s

A picturesque view of the state of the nation for February 1778. An Indian (America) cuts the cows horns of English commerce, milked by Holland

Royal Albert Orphanage, Bagshot Surrey - barbers visit
A barber cuts boys hair at the Royal Albert Orphanage. Date: Date unknown

Butchers shop, 1850
A curious social scene outside a butchers shop, 1850. A Victorian man gestures towards a rather suprised looking matrons basket of carrots

Butchers shop, 1843
A Victorian couple pause to admire a butchers shop, exhibiting prize meat at Christmas in 1843. Date: 1843

Advert for Sanitas - family antiseptic for wounds 1937
Just a small wound but.... I never run the risk of blood poisoning. As soon as any member of my family gets a scratch or cut, let alone a more serious wound, I instantly apply Sanitas

The General Strike - incidents of the Strike 1926
The arrest of a woman (between two policemen in centre foreground) at Hammersmith Broadway in West London during the General Strike

The General Strike - civil constabulary reserve 1926
A unit of new recruits to the new civil constabulary reserve, equipped with steel helmets, truncheons and armlets, leaving headquarters at Buckingham Gate in London during the General Strike

The General Strike - clearing up Hyde Park 1926
Clearing up in Hyde Park after the end of the General Strike: packing blankets used by volunteers for return to army stores

The General Strike - lorry transporting passengers
A lorry-load of Londoners in Kingsway, returning home after a days work during the General Strike. In support of a strike by coal miners over the issue of threatened wage cuts

The General Strike - reading wireless bulletins 1926
Londoners reading the latest news from wireless bulletins issued at Marconi House in the Strand, London during the General Strike

The General Strike - Carrying On 1926
Montage of sketches by ILN Special Artist, Bryan De Grineau showing how volunteers, specials and motorists saved the situation during the General Strike of May 1926

Black Poodle (canis familiaris), partially shaved coat with pompoms, side view

At the butchers, butcher, slaughter, slaughter animals, meat, cuts of meat, butcher shop, butchers shop, shop, butchery, slauthermen, sausage, sausage making, meat cutter, charcuterie

Drawing of a bullock marked to show eighteen different cuts of meat (litho)
KW271361 Drawing of a bullock marked to show eighteen different cuts of meat (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English, out of copyright

Old woman cuts the toenails of her mistress, Anonymous, 1700 - 1800

Peasant family in interior, print maker: Abraham Bloteling possibly, Adriaen van Ostade, 1655 - 1690

Venus crowned by Bacchus, Arnold Houbraken, Lucas Cloppenburg (publisher), 1710

Spring, Assuerus van Londerseel, Nicolaes de Bruyn, 1581 - 1656

Spring, Nicolaes de Bruyn, Francoys van Beusekom, 1581 - 1656

Corn or maize cob with kitchen knife

A yellow and a black pencil crossing out the letterings Familien, Hartz IV and Rente, German for families, Hartz IV, a German unemployment benefit, and pension

Japan - Silk Industry - Cutting the Mulberry leaves, for the silkworms to consume as they grow to maturity. Date: circa 1907

Japan - Women preparing food including chopping a daikon
Japan - Women preparing food including a Geisha girl preparing (cutting) daikon (white radish), possibly for takuan or bettarazuke dishes and another woman grinding foodstuffs using a pestle

Thessaloniki, Greece - Itinerant Street Lung seller. Such offal cuts were used as cat food. Date: circa 1907

WW2 - Austerity - Getting by with Shreds and Threds
WW2 - Austerity - Getting by with Shreds and Threads. Lovely card by Evelyn E Morris, relating to the need for austerity during wartime and hence a lack of available cloth for new clothes or repairs

Hausa Barber, Nigerian - fringe benefits... Date: circa 1930s

Tapping a rubber tree - Singapore Date: circa 1908

Maize (Zea mays) crop, Cls self-propelled forage harvester, close-up of cutter head, harvesting silage for animal feed, Sweden, October

Picture No. 10758506
Injured Baobab / Boab - This impressive specimen has cuts all over its trunk inflicted by people (Adansonia gregorii) Date:

Picture No. 10758507
Injured Baobab / Boab - This impressive specimen has cuts all over its trunk inflicted by people (Adansonia gregorii) Date:

Picture No. 10761446
Morocco - The very impressive Tizi-n-Test mountain pass cuts right through the heart of the High Atlas mountains and is the most direct route from Marrakech to Taroudannt

Picture No. 10761443
Morocco - The very impressive Tizi-n-Test mountain pass cuts right through the heart of the High Atlas mountains and is the most direct route from Marrakech to Taroudannt. Date:

Picture No. 10761445
Morocco - The very impressive Tizi-n-Test mountain pass cuts right through the heart of the High Atlas mountains and is the most direct route from Marrakech to Taroudannt. Date:

Picture No. 10761444
Morocco - The very impressive Tizi-n-Test mountain pass cuts right through the heart of the High Atlas mountains and is the most direct route from Marrakech to Taroudannt. Date:

Picture No. 10761442
Morocco - The very impressive Tizi-n-Test mountain pass cuts right through the heart of the High Atlas mountains and is the most direct route from Marrakech to Taroudannt. Date:

Sedge cutting in marshland, Sutton Fen RSPB Reserve, The Broads, Norfolk, England, July

Sedge cutting with machine in marshland, Sutton Fen RSPB Reserve, The Broads, Norfolk, England, July

Habitat management for conservation, worker cutting channels in reedbed, improving water flow to increase biodiversity, Minsmere RSPB Reserve, Suffolk, England, December

Shoe Maker Master craftsman in tailored coat and yellow waistcoat (vest) cuts leather from skin. In background boy apprentice in apron

William Hogarths print published in 1721, satirising the South Sea Bubble. People queue to enter Devils shop, while he cuts up Fortune

The Bakery, The Butchers, The Shoemaker, 19th Century Lithograph, Bread, Oven, Fire, Baker, Bake, Flour, Baked, Boots, Leather, Craft, Shoe, Hammer, Tool, Handcraft, Handwork, Craftsman, Soles

Tree surgeon working in deciduous tree, Norfolk, England, April

Vineyard worker cutting green grapes from vine, Essex, England, September

Turf Grass (Graminae sp. ) crop, machine cutting lawn turfs, workers with turf, Sweden
Turf Grass (Graminae sp.) crop, machine cutting lawn turfs, workers with turf, Sweden

Forage harvesting silage, Cls Jaguar 850 forage harvester cutting grass and loading wagon, Alunda, Uppsala, Sweden, August

Tractor with mower, cutting grass for silage, Sweden, july

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"Cuts: From Beef to Bradman, a Tapestry of Intriguing Connections" From the succulent cuts of beef that tantalize our taste buds to the intricate diagrams showcasing the artistry behind butchery, 'cuts' takes us on a journey through various realms. The Beef Cuts Diagram 1855 reveals an age-old tradition where skilled hands carve out prime portions for culinary delight. Similarly, the Diagram of Pork Cuts unveils another dimension of gastronomy, highlighting the versatility and richness found in every slice. But 'cuts' extends beyond mere meat; it intertwines with history and culture. Just as Alexander faced the Gordian Knot's complex challenge, we encounter Ancient Egyptian Writing - hieroglyphs etched into stone, preserving stories from civilizations long gone. In this web of connections, even Don Bradman's square cuts at Lords in 1930 find their place - his masterful strokes echoing skillfully carved meats. Yet 'cuts' transcends physicality; it delves into creativity and expression. An intricate heart design captures emotions intricately woven together like delicate threads forming an enchanting tapestry. As a blackbird sings perched on a branch, its melody resonates with precision akin to German Student Duels in 1880 - each strike meticulously calculated yet fierce. In Hoffmann's "Suck-A-Thumb, " we witness how seemingly innocent actions can lead to unexpected consequences - reminding us that life is full of choices that may shape our destiny forevermore. And while a skylark soars above trees effortlessly, its flight symbolizes freedom and inspiration reaching new heights. 'Cuts, ' whether they be slices of meat or symbolic representations thereof, remind us that life is composed of interconnected moments waiting to be explored and understood. It invites us to appreciate not only the tangible aspects but also those intangible elements which give depth and meaning to our existence – from ancient traditions passed down through generations to the boundless beauty of nature's symphony.