Boots Collection (page 76)

The Columbus skate invention - ice skating
The Columbus newest skate invention. Awarded at the Vienna Industrial Exhibition 1890 with first diploma of honour. Ice skates from G. Rohonery of Budapest. 19th century

Ice skates
An ice skate from 1892. 1892

Christmas card, two girls with wheelbarrow in snow
Christmas card, two girls pushing a Christmas tree and toys in a red wheelbarrow in the snow. circa 1950s

Getting used to Army Boots - Recruits in training, Wincheste
Getting used to Army Boots. (Winter 1939). Recruits in training, Winchester.Unframed watercolour, pen and ink by Eric Dawson

Dr N P Jewell at Bura Camp, Kenya, East Africa, WW1
Dr N P Jewell at Bura Camp, Kenya, East Africa, during WW1. 1915

WW1 - Satirical Caricature of a German Officer, wearing standard Pickelhaube and monocle. Date: circa 1915

Victorian Scrap -- Boot Black. late 19th century

Waiting for the Verdict -- at the cobbler s
Waiting for the Verdict -- a little girl wonders if the cobbler will be able to repair her boots. 1893

Picnic Cakes with sports decorations -- lawn tennis, coaching, cricket, boating, football, polo. circa 1890

The British Lion reading The Times newspaper
The British Lion reading about War in The Times newspaper. mid-19th century

Cartoon, Councillor Wilders at his Engine
Cartoon, Councillor Wilders, Chairman of the Fire Brigade Committee, at his Engine. 1888

Braamfontein, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
De Korte Street, Braamfontein, a suburb of Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa. Date: circa 1905

The Enthusiastic Bootblack by H M Bateman, starts with an innocent scenario, a man needs his shoes polished, but the Bootblack on the street is an earnest and hardworking type

Smartly dressed Turkish Military Officer from Bakirkoy
A smartly-dressed Turkish Military Officer from Bakirkoy, Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1930s

Susi - with boot and tennis ball. 1950s

Kitten inside an old boot on a greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Group photo, men of Whitechapel Fire Station, Metropolitan (London) Fire Brigade, with their goat mascot. The man to the left of the goat is Charles Samuel Egerton (see also 10535448 and 10535449)

Susi - with kitten, boot and mouse. 1950s

Susi - with football and boot. 1950s

Christmas card in the shape of a man holding a shield with a comic verse. Date: circa 1890s

Florence Upton playing cards - Eskimo. circa 1900s

Three boys in a street on a cutout New Year card. Date: circa 1890s

Changes which marriage and children bring - Comic postcard
Comic postcard - " Look before you leap" - A cautionary tale of the changes which marriage and children bring - Alone = one pair of boots. Sallie and I = Two pairs of boots

Man bowing to woman on a cutout Christmas card
Man in a red jacket and white breeches bowing to a woman in evening dress on a cutout Christmas card, with comic verse (front). (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Man bowing on a cutout Christmas card
Man in a red jacket and white breeches bowing on a cutout Christmas card, with verse (front). (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Little boy on a shell-shaped greetings card
Little boy in a sailor suit on a shell-shaped greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Angel with nest of robins on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Angel holding a nest of robins on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Angel in a blue coat on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Angel with toys on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Angel carrying toys on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Angel with tree on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Angel carrying a small tree on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Angel with bells on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Little boy angel ringing bells on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Angel with bell and candle on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Angel ringing a bell and holding a candle on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Girl with book on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Girl with a red book on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Girl with circle of leaves on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Girl with a circle of leaves on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Girl with holly on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Girl with a basket of holly on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Boy with holly on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Boy walking through the snow with a bunch of holly on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Girl with toys and violin on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Girl with toys and a violin on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Girl with toys on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Girl ringing bells on a Victorian Christmas scrap
Girl in a white coat ringing bells on a Victorian Christmas scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Clothes for Aviation from Gamages, 1931
Some of the clothing and equipment available for intrepid aviators from Gamages of Holborn. Includes the Hamble flying suit, aviation boots, overboots and the Alti helmet

British Railways memorabilia
A wagon-load of old timetables are pored over by railway enthusiasts, including a lady in a tam-o-shanter and wellington boots. circa 1974

Players Navy Cut Snap Game - The Jockey - holding a large pack of Players " Weights" - The Original - made from pure Virginia tobacco. Date: 1930

Boot and girls costume room of Our Boys Clothing Company
First Floor of of Our Boys Clothing Company, Oxford St, London. Image of the boot room and he girls costume room. Date: c.1895

Our Boys Clothing Company, childrens boots and shoes
Our Boys Clothing Company boots and shoes for children Date: c.1895

Happy Families - Mr Giles. circa 1940s

Happy Families - Mr Blaze. circa 1940s

Happy Families - Master Giles. circa 1940s

Happy Families - Master Blaze. circa 1940s

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"Boots: A Timeless Symbol of Style, Strength, and Adventure" Step into a world where boots reign supreme - from the rugged landscapes to the bustling city streets. Picture No. 11768937 captures the essence of these iconic footwear, showcasing their versatility and enduring appeal. In an unexpected twist, even Heinz couldn't resist featuring boots in their advertisement. It's a testament to how deeply ingrained they are in our culture - transcending industries and capturing our imagination. Take a journey back in time with The Clay Pit by Harold Harvey (1874-1941) or The Old Fisherman by Joseph Edward Southall. These evocative paintings transport us to different eras, where they were not just practical but also symbols of hard work and resilience. The Teddy Boys dancing in the streets of North East Britain remind us that they have always been associated with rebellion and counterculture. Rocking Jim Newark and his Teds exude confidence as they strut their stuff - proving that they are make a bold fashion statement. But it's not all about style; sometimes, it's about power too. Thomas Colleton Garth depicted in Vanity Fair portrays an authoritative figure wearing polished military-style boots while Field Marshal Lord Roberts commands respect on horseback with his commanding presence. Love knows no boundaries - even outside Carnaby Street boutique, where a couple shares an intimate moment while sporting fashionable footwear. Boots become more than just shoes; they become part of personal expression and connection between individuals. From the boxing ring with Jack Johnson to people salmon netting at Bideford, Devon - we witness how boots enable us to conquer challenges both physical and environmental. They provide stability on uncertain terrain while empowering us to push beyond our limits. Finally, let's not forget W Barratt & Co Ltd's brochure illustration from Northampton which showcases craftsmanship at its finest. Each stitch represents dedication passed down through generations - ensuring that every pair tells a story.