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VULCAN AND THETIS. Vulcan making a new armor for Achilles on the request of his mother, Thetis. Detail from an Attic red-figured amphora, c480 B.C

PREDICTIONS, 1900. Beginning of the article What May Happen in the Next Hundred Years? by John Elfreth Watkins, Jr. from the December 1900 issue of the Ladies Home Journal

BLACKSMITH, c1900. An blacksmith standing in the doorway of his forge talking to two young children. Photographed by Frances Stebbins Allen, c1900

PENNSYLVANIA: BLACKSMITH. Men working with a pneumatic steam hammer and forges in a blacksmith shop at the mines, Scranton, Pennsylvania. Stereograph, c1905

TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith shoeing a donkey, Turkestan. Photograph, c1865-72

TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. A blacksmith shoeing a horse with the help of another man, Turkestan. Photograph, c1865-72

TURKESTAN: BLACKSMITH. Vendors selling horseshoes with blacksmithing tools displayed in the foreground, Turkestan. Photograph, c1865-72

OKLAHOMA: FORGE, 1917. Boys working at a forge in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Photograph by Lewis Hine, March 1917

BLACKSMITH, 1483. Woodcut from William Caxtons edition, 1483, of Jacobus de Cessolis Game and Play of the Chess, 1483

GOLD MINERS, 16th CENTURY. Workers mining gold in a village in central Europe in the 16th century. Woodcut, 1525

BLACKSMITH, 1900. Photograph, c1900

BLACKSMITH, 1900. Photograph, American

BLACKSMITH, 17th CENTURY. Woodcut from mid-17th century English ballad in Roxburghe Collection

STEEL FACTORY, c1905. Steel converters at a mill in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Stereograph, c1905

BLACKSMITH, 1874. Lithograph, 1874, by Louis Prang and Company

NEAGLE: BLACKSMITH, 1829. Pat Lyon at the Forge. Oil on canvas by John Neagle, 1829

BLACKSMITH, 1659. Woodcut from the 1659 English edition of Comenius Orbis sensualium pictus

The blacksmith at work in the Westerham Forge. 1935

Blacksmith TopFoto
Blacksmith © TopFoto

The Smithy, West Sussex

Fittleworth Smithy - January 1941
Interior view of the smithy showing three men, furnace and anvil. Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N20250

Fittleworth Smithy - February 1940
Interior view of 3 smiths at work George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N19188

The Tilt Forge. Artist, Godfrey Symes (1825-1866), Sheffield Museum, England

The Railway Carriage Companys works, Oldbury. The forge, showing mass production of components at about 40 identical forges. Wood engraving 1869

Forging a magnet. From William Gilbert De Magnete, London, 1600. Metal on the anvil is aligned North/South (Septentrio/Auster). Woodcut

The Cutler. Knife blades are shaped at forge in background and sharpened on grindstone turned by wheel operated by boy on right

Artists reconstruction of a late Iron Age forge. In centre the smith is hammering iron. In background another is working at the furnace. Wood engraving London 1890

Landscape with Village Fete (detail). Oil on canvas. Centre right is a forge or furnace powered by an overshot waterwheel. Lucas van Valckenhorgh (1530-1597) Flemish painter. Rocks Industry Leat

Iron Foundry. From Pyne Microcosm, London, 1809

Making bicycle handlebars: Man works on handlebars clamped in a vice or vise. Behind him is a forge with multiple work stations. France. Wood engraving Paris 1896

Bicycle Manufacture, France: Shaping the wheel rims. Machinery all driven from central power source through belt-and-shafting

Welding a bicycle frame: France. Frame suspended over forge and operator applies welding rod. Wood engraving Paris 1896

Steam hammer being used in an ironworks. Hand-coloured woodcut Paris, 1867

Making chains in the Cradley Heath district of the Black Country in the English Midlands. Women made the smaller sizes of chain

Itinerant Tinker and his boy assistant: Woman brings utensil for repair. Leather tool bag doubles as bellows creating draught for little forge. Piemonte (Piedmont) district, Northwest Italy

Blacksmiths at work. Note heavy leather aprons worn as protection from hot metal and charcoal. From Johannes Baptista della Porta Magia Naturalis Nuremberg 1715. First edition Naples 1558

Forge with bellows driven by an undershot water wheel through cranks. From Georg Andreas Bockler Theatrum Machinarum Novum Nuremberg 1673. Copperplate engraving

Forge showing bellows and hammer powered by an undershot water wheel through drive shaft, B, with cam, C working hammer, and crank, G, operating bellows

Rolling mill and forge powered by hot gases from furnace M. Idea proposed by Giovanni Branca in Le Machine Rome 1629. Woodcut

Steel production: Forge, A with bellows to produce draught. Foreground bars are being hammered with mechanical hammer. Power source (probably water) out of picture on left

American Civil War: Army Blacksmith And Forge, Antietam, Sept. 1862, Union Army Blacksmith At Work Surrounded By Horses And Other Men At General Mcclellans Headquarters In Antietam

COMING FROM THE FORGE. JOHN S. DAVIS. A forge is a hearth used for heating metals, or the workplace (" smithy" ) where the hearth is located

Franco-Prussian War: Field smithy or forge, at a field artillery regiment

THE NEW FORGE AT WOOLWICH, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

France, Burgundy, Forge at Cistercian Abbey, Church of Fontenay
France - Burgundy. Cistercian Abbey Church of Fontenay (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1981). Industrial archaeology. Forge at abbey

Goldsmith, artwork
Goldsmith, historical artwork. Molten metal heated over a fire in a crucible is being poured into a container by a goldsmith using long-handled tongs

Forging a steel billet C017 / 8290
Steel production. Workers with a white hot billet of steel in a mill. The steel is being forged using huge presses. Photographed at the Cherepovets steel mill, Russia

TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista (1696-1770). Venus and Vulcan. 1762 - 1766. SPAIN. Madrid. Royal Palace. Decoration of the ceiling of the Halberdiers Hall. Venus entrust Vulcan to forge Aeneas weapons

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"Forging History: From Valley Forge to the Blacksmith's Forge" Step into the past with a glimpse of history through these captivating images and maps. 🗺️✨ Uncover the secrets of Rivelin Valley Estate in 1934 as you explore its hidden treasures on this vintage map. Travel back to 1797 and witness Sheffield, a bustling town in Yorkshire, beautifully depicted by W. Fairbank and engraved by Thomas Harris. Marvel at the grand vision of W. And J. Fairbank's plan for a canal connecting Sheffield to Tinsley in 1815, showcasing their innovative spirit. Experience the solemn prayer at Valley Forge, where George Washington sought strength during America's fight for independence. Immerse yourself in Arnold Bocklin's masterpiece "Centaur at the Village Blacksmith, " an evocative painting that captures both myth and reality. Witness blacksmiths honing their craft outside their forge, their skilled hands shaping metal with precision and strength. Step inside Fittleworth Smithy, where two blacksmiths work tirelessly amidst sparks flying, creating objects that withstand time itself. Transport yourself to the cusp of industrial revolution with "The Iron Forge Viewed from Without, " an oil painting depicting a bustling forge scene from the 1770s. Witness history unfold as Washington stands side by side with Lafayette at Valley Forge—a testament to friendship forged through adversity. Watch in awe as a blacksmith skillfully works his magic within his fiery forge—each strike forging creations that will stand strong against any challenge they face. Glimpse into everyday life as a blacksmith expertly shoes a Metropolitan Police horse—a vital role ensuring law enforcement can swiftly protect our communities. Journey aboard HMS Coventry during World War II alongside dockyard workers who tirelessly labor to forge a mighty vessel that will defend our shores.