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Canteen staff
People You See. Canteen staff. From Teddy Bear (7 December (year unknown))

Book shop saleswoman
People You See. Book shop saleswoman. From Teddy Bear (29 June 1968)

Canadia
Canada. Canadian currency

Two businessmen, in front of US currency, shaking hands to close a deal

Russia - Russian currency, the Rouble, bills. Property released

Romania. Romanian currency the Lei. Assorted bills

CIVIL WAR: PAYMASTER. Major F. Brown, a Union army paymaster. Photograph, c1863

GENERAL MOTORS AD, 1925. American advertisement for General Motors, offering cars for sale on credit, 1925

BANK SNATCHER, 1890. A thief in a New York bank. Wood engraving, American, 1890

UNDERCOVER POLICE, 1870. A female detective plans to elope with a bank robber, and betrays him to a policeman disguised as a servant. English newspaper engraving, 1870

BEDLINEN, 1897. English newspaper advertisement for Cashs Hemstitch Frilling, 1897

Poster no. 5 - boots & shoes, one price cash shoe store. Print showing street scene in front of a boot and shoe store. Date c1878. Poster no. 5 - boots & shoes, one price cash shoe store

Pub bar and landlord, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex
Mr Bert Lindsell, the landlord of The Victory Pub in Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, standing proudly behind his well-stocked bar. circa 1966

Police guard for Slate Club Money, Old Street, London
In what was then the largest Slate Club in England, 15, 000 in cash was distributed to the 13, 000 members of the New Tabernacle Church, Old Street, London

Street music: An itinerant piper, 1831
Getting Cash for notes -an itinerant piper recieves a donation from women on their doorstep. Date: 1831

Canteen, Marylebone Police Station, London
The police canteen at Marylebone Police Station, London, showing food, refreshments and remedies lined up on lace-edged shelves. (2 of 2) Date: 1920s

The Landlord from The Gin-Shop by Cruikshank
This is the Landlord who coins his bright gold, Out of the ruin of youthful and old, Who drink the strong liquors he sells night and day, At the bar of the Gin-shop, so glittering and gay

Money obsession, artwork
Money obsession. Artwork of banknotes inside the human brain representing an obsession with finance or profit

Silver coins, computer artwork
Silver coins. Computer artwork of an abundance of 1 dollar American Silver Eagle coins. The United States of America started issuing silver American Eagles in 1986

Gold coins, computer artwork
Gold coins. Computer artwork of an abundance of 50 dollar American Gold Eagle coins. The United States of America started issuing gold American Eagles in 1986

British currency consisting of ten and twenty pound notes

Purse, simulated X-ray
Purse. Simulated X-ray of a purse containing British pound sterling currency. The ten pound note bears an image of Queen Elizabeth II

Economic future, conceptual image. British coins inside a crystal ball

Mans wallet
MODEL RELEASED. Mans wallet. Man holding his open wallet, with British fifty pound notes. The wallet also contains numerous credit cards, debit cards, and store loyalty cards

British one pound coins

Making money from designer microbes. Conceptual computer artwork depicting US dollar signs in petri dishes, representing the economic benefits of creating artificial micro-organisms

Printing money, Russia
Printing money. Paper money notes being sorted into bundles on a mechanised production line. These are 100-rouble notes, and are being printed at the Moscow Goznak Mint, in Moscow, Russia

Minting coins, Russia
Minting coins. Metal coins on a conveyor belt after being formed in a metal stamping machine. These coins are being produced at the Moscow Goznak Mint, in Moscow, Russia. Photographed in 2007

International currency

Banknote security. Euro banknote in ultraviolet light. This highlights security features intended to prevent fraud. Fluorescent ink and strips glow bright blue and red under ultraviolet light

Childs play
MODEL RELEASED. Childs play. Three year old girl placing some coins in a purse. She could be playing a game such as shops or be saving money for herself

Kidney transplant sale. Conceptual computer artwork of a kidney on euro notes. This represents selling transplant organs. Because people have two kidneys, and can survive with just one

Heart transplant sale. Conceptual computer artwork of a heart on British Pound (GBP) notes. This represents selling transplant organs

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

Burning money, conceptual image
Wasting money, conceptual image. Flames engulfing Euro notes

Piggy bank and US dollars

Unstable economy, conceptual image. British pound coins falling from a stack

Piggy bank and British pounds

Child with loose change
MODEL RELEASED. Child with loose change. Young boy saving money from an early age. He is six years old

Child with a piggy bank
MODEL RELEASED. Child with a piggy bank. Young boy saving money from an early age. He is six years old

Stable economy, conceptual image. British pound coins in a stack

Cost of food

Carbon trading, conceptual image. Piece of coal placed on top of a pile of bank notes representing the exchange of carbon credits in a carbon trading scheme

Cost of oil. Conceptual image showing an oil barrel balanced on a set of scales against Euro bank notes. This represents the increasing cost of oil and the impact of oil prices on the world economy

Wealth creation, conceptual image
Wealth creation. Conceptual image of British coins raining down on Canary Wharf, London, UK, one of the worlds leading financial centres

Euros in notes and coins
Currency, Euro banknotes and coins

Money in notes and coins
Currency. A selection of banknotes and coins in US Dollars, Euros and Roubles

Counterfeit money detection. Ultraviolet scanner being used to verify the authenticity of a 1000-rouble bank note. Photographed in 2010, in Veliky Novgorod, Russia

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