Manufacturing Collection (page 114)

Paper mill, France C017 / 7905
Paper mill. Mounds of waste paper to be recycled for paper production at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France

Paper mill, France C017 / 7906
Paper mill. Forklift carrying a bale of waste paper to be recycled for paper production at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France

Paper mill, France C017 / 7903
Paper mill. Worker with machine 6 at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

Paper mill, France C017 / 7904
Paper mill. Digger heaping wood chips used to fire the power plant at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France

Paper mill, France C017 / 7902
Paper mill. Machine 6 at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

Paper mill, France C017 / 7901
Paper mill. Worker examining a paper roll at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

Paper mill, France C017 / 7900
Paper mill. Worker stamping a completed paper bale at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp

Paper mill, France C017 / 7899
Paper mill. Worker operating machinery for packaging paper bales at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France

Paper mill, France C017 / 7898
Paper mill. Machine 6 at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

Paper mill, France C017 / 7897
Paper mill. Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

Worker assembling TV monitors C018 / 2334
Television. A worker assembling flat-screen television monitors at a factory in Kaliningrad, Russia

Aircraft parts factory, World War II C016 / 4509
Aircraft parts factory. Workers assembling and manufacturing aircraft parts in Australia circa 1943 during World War II. This part of the factory is manufacturing aircraft wings made from Canadian

Glass-blowing machine, 1908 C016 / 4503
Glass-blowing machines. Early 20th-century machines designed to take molten glass and blow four milk bottles into moulds (centre)

James Webb Space Telescope mirror cans C016 / 4200
James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) mirror cans. This telescope has 18 primary beryllium mirror segments that will work together as one large 6.5-metre primary mirror

Frozen food production C013 / 9197
Frozen food production. Worker in the service quality laboratory testing processed meat being produced at a factory producing ready-to-cook frozen foods. Photographed in Novosibirsk Oblast, Russia

Television manufacturing C013 / 9148
Television manufacturing. Workers assembling flatscreen televisions on the production line of the TPV TV and monitor factory in St Petersburg, Russia

Television manufacturing C013 / 9146
Television manufacturing. Workers assembling flatscreen televisions on the production line of the TPV TV and monitor factory in St Petersburg, Russia

Glass-making factory, 1893
Glass-making factory, 19th-century artwork. Artwork from the 12th volume (second period of 1893) of the French popular science weekly La Science Illustree

Tanning industry, 1893
Tanning industry. 19th-century artwork of workers at a tanning factory in Saint-Marcel, France. Artwork from the 12th volume (second period of 1893)

Spitalfields silk industry, 1893
Spitalfields silk industry. 19th-century artwork of workers weaving silk at the Warner factory in Spitalfields, London, UK

Clothes factory C013 / 7887
Clothes factory. Worker at the Yantarny Ariel childrens clothes factory in Kaliningrad, Russia

Diamond factory. Close-up of a diamond being shaped and polished at the Kristall jewellery factory, Smolensk, Russia

The Trojan War: Achilles Death. ca. 1470. Eighth cloth of the series, work of the Master of Co봩 vy, Henry or Conrard of Vulcop (active 1454-1479). Manufacturing of Tournai. Wool and silk

The Trojan War: Achilles Death. ca. 1470. Right scene. Detail of struggle of Achaeans and Trojans. Eighth cloth of the series, work of the Master of Co봩 vy

The Trojan War: Achilles Tent. ca. 1470. Detail of a squire of Hector. Sixth cloth of the series, work of the Master of Co봩 vy, Henry or Conrard of Vulcop (active 1454-1479)

The Seven Virtues: The Justice. ca. 1560 - 1570

The Trojan War: Achilles Tent. ca. 1470. Interview between Hector and Achilles and preparation of Hector for combat. Sixth cloth of the series, work of the Master of Co봩 vy

The Trojan War: Achilles Tent. ca. 1470. Scenes from the interview between Hector and Achilles and the battle between Greeks and Trojans

The Trojan War: Achilles Tent. ca. 1470. Central

The Trojan War: Achilles Death. ca. 1470. Center

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"Unveiling the Art of Manufacturing: From Bauhaus Building to Welsh Spinning Wheels" Step into the world of manufacturing, where innovation and craftsmanship intertwine. The iconic Bauhaus Building stands tall as a testament to architectural excellence, embodying the spirit of design in every corner. Delve deeper into the realm of engineering marvels with a glimpse inside the Napier Deltic engine's cross-section. Witness the intricate workings that power locomotives, as final gears are meticulously fitted by skilled hands. Travel back in time through an advert from Barry, Ostlere & Shepherd Ltd in Kirkcaldy - a window into their proud legacy of producing top-quality goods. Meanwhile, Singer Sewing Machines' factory in Clydebank hums with activity as countless garments come to life under its roof. Swindon becomes a hub for diesel locomotive production, showcasing how British expertise shapes rail transportation. Marvel at the mighty Napier Deltic rail traction diesel engine, propelling trains forward with unmatched efficiency. In times of war, manufacturing becomes synonymous with patriotism. A powerful WW2 poster reminds us that victory is within reach when we unite our efforts behind industry's relentless drive for progress. Venturing beyond metal and machinery, witness artisans blowing glass in 19th-century British factories - each delicate creation reflecting centuries-old traditions passed down through generations. Wallsend-on-Tyne proudly showcases its shipbuilding prowess; colossal vessels rise from humble beginnings thanks to dedicated workers' unwavering commitment. Finally, meet a Welsh woman gracefully spinning yarn on her wheel - an embodiment of cottage industries that once thrived across Wales. Her skillful hands keep alive ancient techniques while reminding us that manufacturing is not just about mass production but also preserving heritage and culture. From grand structures like Bauhaus buildings to humble spinning wheels tucked away in cottages – this captivating journey unveils how manufacturing has shaped our world throughout history – blending artistry and innovation to create a tapestry of progress.