Pulping Collection

Juicing carrots. The electrical juicer is pulping raw carrots to make a healthy vegetable drink. Carrots are rich in vitamin A (retinol) and also contain some fibre

Inhabitants of French Guyana preparing Annatto, from Encyclopedie des Voyages
CHT177278 Inhabitants of French Guyana preparing Annatto, from Encyclopedie des Voyages by Jules Grasset de Saint-Sauveur (1757-1810) 1796 (coloured engraving) by Labrousse, L.F

Paper manufacturing from bamboo, from La Chine en Miniatures by M
CHT176860 Paper manufacturing from bamboo, from La Chine en Miniatures by M. Breton, published in Paris, 1811 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs

WW2 - Home Front - Schoolchildren in Chelsea, London take part in a paper-salvage campaign, carrying a total of two tonnes of paper from their school in Glebe Place to the Kings Road

Paper Making Plant Papermaking Factory Machine
19th century paper making plant. Machines pulping rags in preparation for paper making. After an illustration in Les merveilles de l'industrie, by Louis Figuier, published 1877

Workshop dedicated to handcrafting the paperboard. Pulping and pressing. 18th Century. Encyclopedie Diderot et d Alembert. Colored engraving

Workshop dedicated to handcrafting the paperboard. Pulping and pressing. 18th Century. Encyclopedie Diderot et d Alembert. Colored engraving

Coffee pulping in Central Africa Date: 1901

Paper mill at night, Canada
Paper mill at night. This is the Howe Sound Pulp and Paper mill, in British Columbia, Canada

Close-up of grape crushing machine at the Soave co-operative, Soave, Veneto, Italy, Europe

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"Pulping: From Carrots to Cocoa, the Art of Transforming Nature's Bounty" Juicing carrots to extract their vibrant orange essence, or transforming bamboo into delicate sheets of paper - a fascinating process that has been practiced for centuries. In the heart of a Paper Making Plant Papermaking Factory Machine, workers diligently turn raw materials into the very foundation of our written world. Across the globe, from French Guyana to China, inhabitants have long mastered the art of preparing Annatto and manufacturing paper from bamboo respectively. During World War II on the Home Front in Chelsea, London, schoolchildren eagerly participated in a paper-salvage campaign. Their efforts were crucial in ensuring that valuable resources were not wasted during those challenging times. In workshops dedicated to handcrafting paperboard throughout history, artisans meticulously perfected their craft. Pulping and pressing techniques evolved over time as seen in 18th-century depictions showcasing these intricate processes. From Central Africa to Canada and beyond, coffee beans are pulped with care while grape crushing machines work tirelessly at co-operatives like Soave. These snapshots capture moments where nature's bounty is transformed into new forms through pulping. Whether it be extracting flavors for refreshing juices or creating sturdy papers for communication and preservation purposes - pulping remains an essential part of our daily lives. It connects us with ancient traditions while embracing modern innovations in sustainable practices. As we marvel at the beauty and versatility that emerges from this transformative process, let us appreciate all those who dedicate themselves to perfecting this age-old craft - preserving knowledge and nourishing our senses one pulp at a time.