Freezer Collection

AEESA refrigerator
First electric refrigerator produced in Spain by AEESA brand (Anglo-Espanola de Electricidad SA). 50 s. Colored

1970S Chest Freezer
A trendy chest freezer. Date: 1970s

A woman wearing a Kimono sitting on a Japanese food freezer. 26th July 1965

Fight in the servants quarters during a dance party, 19th century. Coachman Independent Jimmy in greatcoat knocks down Chasseur Proudlock in front of the guests in crinolines and staff

Marshalls patented freezers for creating iced foods (litho)
6015064 Marshalls patented freezers for creating iced foods (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marshalls patented freezers for creating iced foods)

Too hot outside
Tomer Eliash

Tesco Supermarket Store, London, 9th May 1977. Tesco Supermarket Chain has made the decision to stop giving Green Shield Trading Stamps to customers

Sales at Selfridges in Oxford street. Customers were buying up the television sets and musical equipment, as well as other large electrical items. April 1975

Couple Make Lunch Date: 1950

Marshalls patent ice cave 1899
Mrs. A. B Marshalls patent ice cave. Date: 1899

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Food, Shopping, Supermarket, Elderly couple with shopping trolley looking at frozen goods in glass fronted freezer displays

Frozen Meat, 1923. Creator: Unknown
Frozen Meat, 1923. From " Australia, New Zealand and Oceania in Pictures", by H. Clive Barnard, M.A. Blitt. [A. & C. Black, Limited, London, 1923]

Danish Bacon Company exhibition day, Wilsic, near Doncaster, South Yorkshire, 1961. Danish Bacon organised this meeting of grocers from the Doncaster area at the Wilsic Cricket Club for a

Frozen food shop, Mexborough, South Yorkshire, 1972. Artist: Michael Walters
Frozen food shop, Mexborough, South Yorkshire, 1972. A publicity shot to promote one of the new generation of freezer shops in Mexborough

The Final Frost Barrier! Advertisement for General Motors Frost-Proof Imperial Freezer from an American magazine of
APPLIANCE ADVERTISEMENT. " The Final Frost Barrier!" Advertisement for General Motors Frost-Proof Imperial Freezer from an American magazine of 1959

Man in green waistcoat and hat riding ice bike, a tricycle with umbrella and cool box used to sell ice cream

Refrigerator, cross-section, elevated view

Two women shoppers at Morrisons supermarket, Eccles
Two seemingly identical women shoppers lean over a freezer at Morrisons supermarket in Eccles, Manchester. Date: circa 1981

Advert for Marshalls patent freezer 1899
Mrs. A. B Marshalls patent freezer, showing a fan inside which remains still while the pan revolves and scrapes up the film of ice as it forms on the bottom of the pan. Date: 1899

Cute kitten looking straight at the camera
A cute kitten looking straight at the camera, possibly not very happy at being posed under the lid of a chest freezer! circa 1960s

Trade catalogue for ice cream machines 1911
Trade catalogue for Harrords department store, showing ice cream making and freezing machines. 1911

FREEZER, 1942. Ice trays in an American freezer. Photograph by Ann Rosener, 1942

Roman refrigerator
Antique illustration of a Roman refrigerator

Artwork of a two door refrigerator

Black and white illustration full freezer with labelling on drawers

Black and white illustration of defrosting refrigerator freezer compartment using hair dryer

Black and white illustration of adding storage to freezer

Black and white illustration of freezer being stocked with meals in single portions

Crumpled newspaper in plastic bags being placed into empty spaces in a freezer to maintain efficient freezing

Illustration of refrigerator and smaller images showing chest freezer and boiler

TEXAS: ICE SHOP, 1939. Ice for sale at Harlingen, Texas. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1939

Advertisement for an American ice cream freezer. Line engraving, 1890
ICE CREAM FREEZER, 1890. Advertisement for an American ice cream freezer. Line engraving, 1890

A Woman Making Ice Cubes
United States: c. 1945. A housewife puts an ice cube tray into the freezer section of her refrigerator

Frozen food in full freezer with open door

Sample cryostorage C015 / 6532
Sample cryostorage. Close-up of a freezer used to store biological samples for use in research in a molecular epidemiology lab. This freezer holds the samples at -80 degrees Celsius

Blood sample cryostorage C015 / 6530
Blood sample cryostorage. Close-up of a freezer used to store samples of human blood for use in research in a molecular epidemiology lab. This freezer holds the samples at -20 degrees Celsius

Blood sample cryostorage C015 / 6531
Blood sample cryostorage. Close-up of a freezer used to store samples of human blood for use in research in a molecular epidemiology lab. This freezer holds the samples at -20 degrees Celsius

Blood sample cryostorage C015 / 6529
Blood sample cryostorage. Close-up of a freezer used to store samples of human blood for use in research in a molecular epidemiology lab. This freezer holds the samples at -20 degrees Celsius

Scientist working with tissue collection
Scientist working in the Entomology Department returning specimens of tissue and DNA samples to freezer storage

Scientist working with tissue collections
Scientist working in the Entomology Department returning specimens of tissue and DNA samples to freezer storage

Scientist working with specimens
Scientist checking the temperature of freezer store of specimens at The Natural History Museum, London

COLD STORAGE ROOM, c1940. Cooperatively owned cold storage room built by the Tennessee Valley Authority to help stimulate the agricultural economy in White Pine, North Carolina, c1940

ICE CREAM FREEZER, 1888. Advertisement for an ice cream freezer. Wood engraving, American, 1888

HOUSEWARES, 1895. Page from a Montgomery Ward catalogue of 1895

ICE CREAM FREEZER, 1895. Advertisement for an American ice cream freezer. Line engraving, 1895

ICE CREAM FREEZER. American ice cream freezer. Line engraving, late 19th century

ICE CREAM FREEZER, 1872. Advertisement for Tingleys Patent Ice-Cream Freezer from an American newspaper of 1872

ICE CREAM FREEZER, 1887. Advertisement for an American ice cream freezer. Line engraving, 1887

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"Preserving the Cool: A Journey through Freezer History" Step into the world of freezers and embark on a chilling journey through time. From the iconic AEESA refrigerator to the vintage 1970s chest freezer, these frozen marvels have revolutionized our lives. Transport yourself back to a summer day in Japan, as you witness a woman wearing a Kimono sitting gracefully on top of a Japanese food freezer on 26th July 1965. The coolness emanating from it provides respite from the scorching heat outside. In another scene, amidst a lively dance party, there is an unexpected twist - a fight erupts in the servants' quarters over who gets access to the coveted freezer's contents. It seems that even during celebrations, everyone craves for its icy treasures. Marshalls patented freezers take center stage next with their innovative designs for creating delectable iced foods. Their litho advertisements showcase mouthwatering treats that can be enjoyed even when temperatures soar high. Sometimes, it's simply too hot outside to bear. Couples seek refuge indoors and make lunch dates around their trusty freezers in this heartwarming image captured in 1950. Love blossoms while staying cool together. Delve deeper into history as we uncover Marshalls patent ice cave from way back in 1899 – an early glimpse into freezing technology that laid the foundation for modern-day refrigeration systems we rely upon today. Frozen Meat takes us back to 1923 where an unknown creator captures this momentous leap forward in food preservation techniques. The sight of neatly arranged frozen meats showcases how far we've come since then. Fast forward to Danish Bacon Company exhibition day near Doncaster, South Yorkshire in 1961 – here lies evidence of how commercial enterprises embraced freezers as they proudly displayed their products alongside these cold storage wonders. Throughout time and across continents, one thing remains constant - our reliance on freezers to keep things cool.