Profitable Collection

Profitable Ridden By M.Hills Craven Meeting, Newmarket Rowley Mile Course, Newmarket, England 19 April 2006 Date: 19 April 2006

Hunting alligators in America (b / w photo)
6009127 Hunting alligators in America (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hunting alligators in America)

Production of Henri Lavetans play Varennes at the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
2796391 Production of Henri Lavetans play Varennes at the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho) by Leandre

Hen standing in line with five eggs; British columbia canada

Gold mining on the moon
The Moon will surely be rich in valuable minerals: a gold mine there could be a profitable investment. Date: 1895

Giant Ferris Wheel, Earls Court
Construction work began on the wheel in March 1894 and it was opened to passengers in July 1895. It had a diameter of 300ft, weighed 1, 100 tons and a complete revolution took around twenty minutes

Thomas Hill, c. 1571 (woodcut)
XJF477763 Thomas Hill, c.1571 (woodcut) by English School, (16th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Thomas Hill (b.c.1528) author who wrote the first popular book in English about gardening

Highland clearances. The last view of home for dispossessed crofters. Landowners replaced their tenants with sheep which were more profitable. Engraving, 1886

Biotechnology profits. Conceptual computer artwork showing a DNA molecule with dollar signs as the nucleotide chains linking the two helices

John Bulls hint for a profitable alliance

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"Unveiling the Secrets of Profitable Ventures: From Alligator Hunting to Lunar Gold Mining" Step into a world where profitability knows no bounds, as we embark on an extraordinary journey through various realms of success. In America's untamed wilderness, brave souls venture out to hunt alligators, turning their daring exploits into profitable enterprises that captivate both thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Meanwhile, at the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt, the production of Henri Lavetan's play "Varennes" takes center stage. With vibrant illustrations in Le Rire magazine, this theatrical masterpiece not only entertains but also proves immensely profitable for its creators. Transporting ourselves back in time to ancient Egypt, witness Julius Caesar receiving taxes from the wealthy land of pharaohs. This historical fresco reminds us that even centuries ago, financial gains were sought after with great fervor and determination. In British Columbia's picturesque landscapes stands a hen patiently waiting in line with five precious eggs. A testament to Canada's thriving agricultural industry and its ability to turn humble beginnings into prosperous outcomes. But why limit our aspirations to earthly endeavors? Imagine a future where gold mining becomes possible on the moon itself. This audacious concept opens up endless possibilities for astronomical profits while pushing human ingenuity beyond terrestrial boundaries. Back on familiar ground at Earls Court stands a Giant Ferris Wheel—a symbol of entertainment and moneymaking marvels. Its towering presence attracts crowds eager for thrilling experiences while generating substantial revenue for its visionary creators. Delving further into history brings us face-to-face with Thomas Hill—an emblematic figure from 1571 whose woodcut showcases his entrepreneurial spirit amidst societal challenges. His story serves as inspiration that innovation can lead to prosperity even during turbulent times. Yet not all tales are filled with triumph; some reveal painful truths about profit-seeking actions. The Highland clearances force dispossessed crofters away from their homes—the last view of a once-thriving community.