Cash Collection (page 4)

With the China Squadron, drawing Dollars before going North (engraving)
1063924 With the China Squadron, drawing Dollars before going North (engraving) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: With the China Squadron)

HELLO I'm JOHNNY CASH
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Gambler
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"2p off every gallon, cash sales only"offer at a petrol station in West
" 2p off every gallon, cash sales only" offer at a petrol station in West Midlands. 19th February 1975

Half Penny Coin. Best quality available Picture taken 12th
Half Penny Coin. **Best quality available** Picture taken 12th July 1933

One Penny Coin. Best quality available Picture taken 18th
One Penny Coin. **Best quality available** Picture taken 18th June 1976

A hand holding a pound note. 14th February 1974

Railway clerk John Freeman with his 1 in 20, 000, 000 freak pound note - without any serial numbers. Mr Freeman, who works in Oxford as a booking clark

A one pound note being squeezed in response to the 15 percent interest rate. 7th October 1976

One pound notes. 13th February 1978

One Pound Notes in 1968. Pictures originally taken for a consumer " Prices and Incomes Feature" Man takes pound notes out of envelope and holds them in his hand for the camera

One Pound Notes in 1968. Pictures originally taken for a consumer " Prices and Incomes Feature" Man takes pound notes out of envelope and holds them in his hand for the camera

Personnel officer David Threlfall enjoying the good life in the Bahamas thanks to the Apollo Moon men. David 26 is pictured on holiday in the playground Caribbean Isles paid for by the 10

Harry Enfield Shows of his money. 17th April 1988

Harry Enfield with Paul Whitehouse and Charles Higson 17th April 1988

Harry Enfield Shows of his money with Paul Whitehouse looking a bit worse for wear. 17th April 1988

Decimal Currency Feature February 1971 Decimalisation Day - Conservative MP Wildred Proudfoot pictured at supermarket where he announced that decimal coinage was now available at No5 checkout in

Pupils from Partwood School, Manchester seen here paying money in to their local bank. December 1982

Rangers Pools manager Alec Paterson puts away a tray of fivers, part of the weekly take of £ 23, 000 locked in a strongroom, February 1970

Wealthy Man

Hand Picking Up Money

Pot Full of Money

Ticker Tape Machine

Foreign Currency

Two Men Pulling on a Dollar Sign

Droplet Character Surrounded by Currency

Save Money

China, 1 Cash, from the series Coins of All Nations (N72, variation 1) for Duke brand cigarettes, 1889

WOMAN USES CASH REGISTER
A woman uses a cash register when her customer purchases a tin of food for 5 shillings and eightpence. They smile as they complete the transaction. Date: early 1960s

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
A National cash register Date: circa 1928

REGISTER PRINTS RECEIPT
A receipt-printing cash register Date: 1917

DURKOPP CASH REGISTER
Advertisement for Durkopp cash register Date: 1902

Cartoon, election bribery
Cartoon commentary on bribery during the election. Date: 1866

KING CASH THE WINNER
CARTOON: King Cash the habitual victor. Date: 1885

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Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Automated currency exchange machine

England, Cheshire, Chester, Iconic red telephone box converted to ATM on Eastgate Street with black and white architecture behind

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Restaurant, Dining, Bill, A tip left on a dish at a restaurant

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USA, New York, Manhattan, Man asleep at table beneath wall painting of Manhattan beside an ATM cash machine in Mcdonalds restaurant in Times Square

The Money Tree in woodland at Aira Force, near Glenridding, Lake Ullswater, Lake District
England, Cumbria, Lake District, The Money Tree in woodland at Aira Force, near Glenridding

ATM housed in a pig effigy in the Wurstelprater amusement park, Vienna
Austria, Vienna, Bank ATM housed in a pig effigy in the Wurstelprater amusement park

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England, Merseyside, Southport, Lost child in Marks and Spencer store, 1975

Death and the Miser, December 20, 1801. December 20, 1801. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Death and the Miser, December 20, 1801

Chinese New Year rite, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

The cash and carry entrance of an unidentified British Restaurant. British Restaurants were set up during the war to provide nutritious and economical meals for the population. Date: 1946

Man in market cafe Mahon, Menorca, Spain
A man sits alone reading a newspaper at a small table between a cash dispenser and a toffee machine in a cafe in the indoor market of Mahon, Menorca, Spain Date: 2012

An audacious burglary, 1932. Creator: Unknown
An audacious burglary, 1932. Un Audacieux Cambriolage. Masked robbers make a daring raid on a Paris bank in broad daylight, breaking into the safe

Coins of Mexico, Central America and flag. Date: 1910

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