Spelt Collection

Cabbala Tree of Life / Col
The TREE OF LIFE of the Jewish Caballa (variously spelt), formed from the ten Sephiroth and the twenty-two letters, constitutes the framework of Adam Qadmon, the Heavenly Adam

Cabbala Tree of Life
The TREE OF LIFE of the Jewish Caballa (variously spelt), formed from the ten Sephiroth and the twenty-two letters, constitutes the framework of Adam Qadmon, the Heavenly Adam

Cabbala Tree of Life
THE TREE OF LIFE of the Jewish Caballa (variously spelt). An old Israelite holds in his hand the SEPHIROTIC TREE; an arrangement of ten sephirot and twenty-two letters

LCC-LFB Plumstead fire station, SE London
Situated in Plumstead High Street and opened in 1906, Plumstead fire station was one of the LCC boundary fire stations bordering onto the Kent Fire Brigade until 1965

Spelt, buckwheat and rice
Cereals and grains: spelt or dinkled wheat, Triticum spelta 1, buckwheat, Fagopyrum esculentum 2, and rice, Oryza sativa 3

Genghis Khan
GENGHIS KHAN (variously spelt) (orig. Temujin) Mongol Conqueror He is fatally shot during a campaign against the Tangut kingdom of Hsi Hsia

BOADICEA (-62)
Boadicea (variously spelt, eg Boudicca), Queen of the Iceni, wife of Prasutagus. Leader of a vigorous but doomed revolt against the Roman occupation of Britain. Date: - 62

Kitsch Greek Greetings Postcard
A kitsch Greek Greetings card, featuring a rather unusual bird (cross between a swallow and a dove!?) carrying a message of good wishes across the sea, surrounded by a border of red and pink flowers

Genghis Khan
GENGHIS KHAN (variously spelt) on his deathbed, he urges his sons to unite, showing how single arrows are easily broken, but four together are unbreakable

Wittekind Converts
The baptism of WITTEKIND (variously spelt) Westphalian chieftain, who submits to Charlemagne, converts to Christianity, and becomes Herzog von Sachsen

BOTANICA Triticum durum; triticum polonicum; triticum spelta
6202931 BOTANICA Triticum durum; triticum polonicum; triticum spelta; (add.info.: BOTANICA Triticum durum; triticum polonicum; triticum spelta)

Chowringhee (also spelt Chourangi) Kolkata India
Vintage 19th century photograph: Chowringhee (also spelt Chourangi) is a neighbourhood of Central Kolkata, in Kolkata district in the Indian state of West Bengal

Italy, Tuscany, Serchio Valley, A baker kneading spelt dough

Italy, Tuscany, Serchio Valley, Bread made of spelt flour

Italy, Tuscany, Serchio Valley, Variety of products made of spelt flour

LOCHANA (variously spelt) who represents the ideal essence of Buddha

Kinds of corns (coloured engraving)
997524 Kinds of corns (coloured engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: From A Bilderbuch fAor KinderA (Picture Book for Children) 1790-1830

Michael Wolgemut, Formerly Spelt Wohlgemuth; 1434A

Henry Moncrieff-Wellwood
Sir HENRY MONCRIEFF-WELLWOOD Scottish churchman (sometimes spelt Moncreiff) Date: 1750 - 1827

Emmer wheat, farro or hulled wheat (triticum amyleum)
Illustration of a Emmer wheat, farro or hulled wheat (triticum amyleum)

Blast Furnace 2
Blast furnaces at Colebrookdale, Shropshire (now spelt Coalbrookdale)

Marcus Geeraerts
MARCUS GEERAERTS variously spelt, and in England - where he worked for a time - apparently known as Marc Garrard : Flemish artist. Date: 1561 - 1635

Boris Golitsyn
BORIS ALEKSEYEVICH GOLITSYN (variously spelt Galitsin &c) Russian nobleman, statesman serving Peter the Great, promoted to boyar. Date: 1654 - 1713

Dmitri Golitsyn
DMITRI MIKHAYLOVICH GOLITSYN (variously spelt Galitsin &c) Russian nobleman, statesman serving Peter the Great. Date: 1721 - 1793

Georg Von Frundsberg 1
GEORG VON FRUNDSBERG (variously spelt) German military commander Date: 1473 - 1528

Georg Von Frundsberg 2
GEORG VON FRUNDSBERG (variously spelt) German military commander Date: 1473 - 1528

Leonhart Von Frundsberg
LEONHART VON FRUNDSBERG (variously spelt - Fronsperger etc) German military commander Date: 16TH CENTURY

Sir Robert Fitzwygram
SIR ROBERT FITZWYGRAM sometimes spelt Fitzwagram) Conservative statesman Date: CIRCA 1837

Robert Beau Feilding
ROBERT FEILDING (spelt thus) known as Beau Feilding; soldier, rake, bully, bigamist, converted to Catholicism to whose priests he had much to confess. Date: 1651 - 1712

John Desborough
JOHN DESBOROUGH (variously spelt as Disbrowe etc) English parliamentary general, depicted on horseback with ships in the background. Date: 1608 - 1680

Joas Van Cleef
JOAS (Justus) VAN CLEEF (variously spelt) Flemish artist from Antwerp Date: CIRCA 1500 - 1536

Marquis Chateaurenault
FRANCOIS LOUIS ROUSSELET, marquis de CHATEAURENAULT (variously spelt, Regnaud &c) French naval commander, mainly successful but defeated by the English in 1702. Date: 1637 - 1716

William Carstares
WILLIAM CARSTARES (sometimes spelt Carstairs) Scottish churchman, Principal of Edinburgh University. Date: 1649 - 1715

C Pankhurst in Banners
CHRISTABEL PANKHURST spelt out in banners in Manchester. Date: January (?) 1909

Commynes (Chasselet Col)
PHILIPPE DE COMMYNES (variously spelt) French statesman and chronicler Date: circa 1447 - 1511

P De Commynes / Chasselat
PHILIPPE DE COMMYNES (variously spelt) French statesman and chronicler Date: circa 1447 - 1511

Hrosvitha
Hrovistha (variously spelt) (935 - 1000). German Benedictine nun, poet, chronicler, regarded as the first German woman poet. Date: circa 980

Hieronymus Carafa
HIERONYMUS CARAFA Marchese di Montenegro, general with Spanish and Imperial armies (sometimes spelt Caraffa) Date: 1564 - 1633

Great War oak games box with handmade cribbage lid
Great War oak games box with handmade brass cribbage board lid, inscribed Sulva Bay, August 6th, Gallipoli. Unfortunately, Suvla was mis-spelt

Coliseum Interior
Interior of the Coliseum (here spelt Colosseum) in Regents Park. Date: circa 1830s

France Marly
Le chateau de Marly (here spelt Marli) a royal residence now in the outskirts of Paris. Date: mid-18th century

Chalons Sur Marne
A distant view of Chalons (here spelt Chaalons). Date: 17th century

Native Canadian Worship
Native Canadians honour their deity Quitchi Manitou (variously spelt) with a huge sacrificial pyre topped with valuable goods which they hope will appease him. Date: 18th century

James Lord Moncreiff
Sir JAMES WELLWOOD, lord MONCREIFF Scottish judge (sometimes spelt Moncrieff) Date: 1776 - 1851

George Montaigne
GEORGE MONTAIGNE (sometimes spelt Mountaigne) English churchman, archbishop of York. Date: 1569 - 1628

Mirza Abu Al-Hasan
MIRZA ABU AL-HASAN ILCHI (variously spelt) Persian ambassador to Britain 1809 and later, when he was said to have several affairs with English ladies. Date: circa 1809

Israel Van Mechenem
ISRAEL VAN MECHENEM (variously spelt) Flemish artist Date: 1440 - 1503

Mohammed Koproli
MOHAMMED KOPROLI (or Koprili - variously spelt !) Turkish Grand Vizier (senior state official) Date: 1585 - 1661

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Exploring the Mystical Connection: Spelt, Cabbala Tree of Life, and Col" Intrigued by the ancient wisdom of the Cabbala Tree of Life? Look no further than spelt, a grain with deep spiritual significance. Just like the branches on this mystical tree, spelt nourishes our bodies and souls. At LCC-LFB Plumstead fire station in SE London, firefighters fuel themselves with wholesome meals made from spelt, buckwheat, and rice. They understand that this ancient grain is not only delicious but also packed with nutrients. Did you know that even historical figures like Genghis Khan recognized the power of spelt? This legendary conqueror relied on its energy to lead his armies to victory. Perhaps it was this secret ingredient that fueled his unstoppable empire. But spelt's history doesn't end there and has been enjoyed by notable individuals throughout time. Even BOADICEA (-62), a fierce warrior queen who fought against Roman invaders in Britain, may have found strength in this versatile grain. Travel back in time to Kitsch Greek Greetings Postcard era when people sent messages filled with nostalgia and charm. Imagine them writing about their love for Greece while enjoying a hearty meal made from spelt. Spreading across continents, we find Wittekind Converts embracing new beliefs as they encounter different cultures. And what better way to connect than through food? Spelt bridges gaps between traditions and unites us all. From Chowringhee (also spelled Chourangi) Kolkata India to Henry Moncrieff-Wellwood's table - wherever you go around the world - you'll discover how diverse cuisines incorporate spelt into their culinary creations. Its versatility knows no bounds. So next time you savor a dish made with spelt, remember its rich history intertwined with spirituality and cultural exchange. Let it nourish your body while connecting you to generations past – a grain that truly stands the test of time.