Company Collection (page 100)

Francois Joseph Talma, 1763 - 1826. French actor and theatrical company manager. After a painting by J. P. Davis
Francois Joseph Talma, 1763 - 1826. French actor and theatrical company manager. After a painting by J.P. Davis

The Hundred-Horse Chestnut, the largest and oldest known chestnut tree in the world possibly bettween 2, 000 to 4, 000 years old, found in Sant Alfio, on the eastern slope of Mount Etna, Sicily

Picyrue of the roman fort restoration by Professor E. Becchetti
Picyrue of the roman fort restoration by Professor E.Becchetti

Frome Market in Edwardian times

Sir James Reckitt, 1st Baronet, 1833 - 1924. Founder of the household products company Reckitt and Sons. From The Business Encyclopaedia and Legal Adviser, published 1907

George Cadbury, 1839 - 1922. Son of John Cadbury who founded Cadburys cocoa and chocolate company. From The Business Encyclopaedia and Legal Adviser, published 1907

The steamships Egypt (foreground) and Spain (background) of the National Steamship Line off Sandy Hook, entering and leaving the port of New York, en route to and returning from Liverpool

The Old South Sea House, on the corner of Bishopsgate Street and Threadneedle Street, City of London, England. Seen here in 1754

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Step into the captivating world of history and innovation with this diverse collection of images. From the picturesque Vale of Aylesbury to the bustling streets of London, each snapshot tells a unique story about different aspects life throughout time. Transport yourself back to 1933 as you admire Rex Whistler's masterpiece, "The Vale of Aylesbury. " This enchanting artwork takes you on a journey through lush landscapes, reminding us that even in simpler times, companies were deeply connected to their surroundings. Fast forward to 1771 and discover William Fairbank's meticulous plan of Sheffield. This intricate map showcases how companies played an integral role in shaping urban development and fostering economic growth during the Industrial Revolution. Travel further into the past with a glimpse at an ad from the 1890s for Singer sewing machines. Witness how innovative products revolutionized industries and empowered individuals with newfound skills, forever changing the landscape for both businesses and households alike. Take flight with The Westland Lysander aircraft from 1941. Though its creator remains unknown, this image symbolizes how companies have always been at the forefront of technological advancements, pushing boundaries and propelling progress forward. Dive into artistic expression with Federico Garcia Lorca's University theater company La Barraca poster. Experience how companies supported cultural endeavors by providing platforms for creativity and intellectual stimulation within communities. Immerse yourself in Albert Joseph Moore's "Reading Aloud" painting from 1884 (1936). As books transport us to new worlds, so do companies transport goods across nations - connecting people through trade networks that span continents. Witness resilience as Henry Simonis & Co fire appliance stands tall amidst destruction in Nuremberg, Germany. Companies like these exemplify strength in adversity while safeguarding communities against unforeseen challenges. Marvel at LLOYDs OF LONDON's Great Room captured beautifully in an English line engraving from 1890.