Shifts Collection

"Was It A Bream?", a Fishermans Story (engraving)
1063311 " Was It A Bream?", a Fishermans Story (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Was It A Bream?", a Fishermans Story)

Scene at Mid Anglia Police Headquarters, with officers and staff relaxing in the lounge, 1973

Munition Worker Dogs WW1
Munitions making dogs discuss their work wear - not shifts, overalls! Date: circa 1916

Sand blown from beach and dunes onto garden in seaside resort town, Lytham St. Anne s, Lancashire, England, january

American Signal Box Int
The interior of a signal box using Saxby and Farmers system of switches and signals. The standing man shifts the levers, his colleague uses the telegraph. Date: 1875

Women Workers WW1. Two women stand at the factory gates, reading a notice. Captioned, Working in shifts and no Bloomers. Date: circa 1916

The General Strike - distributing the countrys food
Volunteers save the situation: Undergraduate Railway Workers. Illustration by ILN special artist, Steven Spurrier depicting the successful distribution of the countrys food during the General Strike

Joust on the water, Pieter van der Borcht (I), Philips Galle, 1545 - 1608

Sand blown from beach forming dunes building up against garden wall next to houses in seaside resort town, Lytham St. Anne's, Lancashire, England, january

Council workers clearing away sand blown from beach and dunes onto road and pavement in seaside resort town, Lytham St. Anne's, Lancashire, England, january

Sand blown from beach and dunes onto road and pavement in seaside resort town, Lytham St. Anne's, Lancashire, England, january

Elephant shifting large pieces of timber
An elephant removing a large piece of timber from a large stack, India

Children Winched Down
CHILDREN WINCHED DOWN A MINE SHAFT - children may be employed from the age of 5, girls and boys alike, working underground for shifts of 11 to as much as 18 hours a day

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"Shifting Perspectives: From Munition Worker Dogs in WW1 to Fishermen's Stories" - A captivating engraving titled "Was It A Bream?" takes us back to the era of munition worker dogs during World War 1, highlighting their crucial role on the frontlines. - The American Signal Box Int showcases the importance of communication and coordination during times of shift changes, ensuring smooth operations and safety. - In a powerful image, Women Workers in WW1 demonstrate their resilience and dedication as they step into traditionally male-dominated roles, shifting societal norms forever. - The General Strike paints a vivid picture of workers coming together to distribute food amidst challenging circumstances, showcasing the strength that can arise from collective action. - At Mid Anglia Police Headquarters, officers and staff find solace in moments of relaxation within their shifts, reminding us that even those responsible for our safety need time to unwind. - Lytham St. Anne's experiences an unusual phenomenon as sand blown from beach and dunes finds its way onto gardens, creating a surreal shift in landscape during January. - Engraved artwork depicting Pits and Pitmen - The Night Shift sheds light on the tireless efforts made by coal miners working through long hours underground. - Jousting on water depicted in Pieter van der Borcht's masterpiece reminds us that they are take many forms throughout history - even sporting events have their own unique dynamics. - Once again, Lytham St. Anne's faces an unexpected shift caused by sand blowing onto garden walls next to houses - nature constantly reshaping our surroundings. - Council workers diligently clear away sand blown from beach and dunes onto roads and pavements in Lytham St. Anne's; their tireless efforts ensure normalcy is restored despite these transient shifts.