Linings Collection

Courtaulds Courtine Advertisement
Advertisement for Courtaulds, promoting Courtine linings, for men's formal wear. Maintaining appearances! Image shows a slick, well suited man. Date: circa 1930

Courtine Linings Advertisement
Advertisement for Courtine Linings. Promoting the sale of well fitted dress clothes and suits woven by Courtaulds. Image shows a very well dressed Lady and Gentleman coming from a car

Advert for Linovent, which could be laid under carpets and linoleum to create extra spring and deaden noise. Date: 1932

North American Harvard II KF183
Aeroplane & Armament Experimental Establishment - North American Harvard II KF183 (msn 14A-1884), at RAF Abingdon in June 1968 for the RAF 50th Anniversary display

Advertisement, Pegamoid (engraving)
1042212 Advertisement, Pegamoid (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Advertisement, Pegamoid)

Desk Chair (Fauteuil de cabinet); Attributed to Etienne Meunier, French, master 1732; Paris, France, Europe; about 1735; Walnut with leather upholstery; silk velvet linings; brass studs; Object: H

Long-tailed Tit (Aegithalos caudatus) adult, with feather in beak, collecting material for lining nest, Suffolk, England, march

Isospora sp. parasites, TEM
Isospora sp. parasites. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of Isospora sp. parasites (yellow) in a sectioned cell

Advertisement for Brake Linings
An advertisement for Don and Capasco brake linings, Manchester, depicting siz cars on their invisible transporter, stressing the quality of their brakes

Belted Coat / Burton 1938
A 3/4 length Four-in-one belted, double-breasted coat in waterproof gabardine with various linings, some detachable, designed specially for motorists & outdoor wear

Fortune Linings 1935
Advertisement for lining material

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"Discover the Timeless Elegance of Linings: A Journey Through History" Step back in time with us as we explore the fascinating world of linings. From vintage advertisements to architectural lithographs, they have played a significant role in various aspects of our lives. In 1932, an innovative product called Linovent took center stage. This remarkable invention could be laid under carpets and linoleum, providing extra spring and effectively deadening noise. Imagine the comfort it brought to homes across the nation. The North American Harvard II KF183 also had its fair share of linings. As seen in Courtaulds Courtine Advertisement, this aircraft boasted top-notch lining materials that ensured both durability and safety during flights. But let's not forget about style. Courtauld's Courtine Advertisement showcases how they are add a touch of sophistication to any ensemble. Whether it was for clothing or accessories, these exquisite linings elevated fashion to new heights. They were not limited to fabrics alone; they found their way into engraved masterpieces like Pegamoid advertisements. The intricate details captured on these pages from The Architect s Surveyors and Engineers Compendium 1892 demonstrate how even functional items embraced beauty through carefully selected linings. Architectural designs also benefited from the versatility of linings, as depicted in The Architects Compendium lithographs. These pages showcased how different types of lining materials enhanced buildings' aesthetics while ensuring structural integrity. Even hardware trades recognized the importance of quality linings. Catalogues from c. 1895 displayed an array of ironmongery options with meticulously chosen lining materials that added value and longevity to everyday objects. Linings weren't just reserved for interiors; they made their mark on automobiles too. Oldsmobile cars brochure page highlighted luxurious interior features where plush upholstery met impeccable lining choices - a true testament to craftsmanship and attention to detail. Finally, who could forget the comfort of a well-lined desk chair.