Greasing Collection

Mercedes Gleitze greased for Gibraltar swim
Open water long-distance swimmer Mercedes Gleitze greases herself in preparation for her Strait of Gibraltar attempted swim (she succeeded on her second attempt in 1928). Date: 1927

Farmer pouring grease into round baler, Sweden, july

Farmer greasing chain on round baler, Sweden, july

Using a pastry brush to grease a brioche mould, close-up

Young womans hands greasing cake tin with butter, close-up

Grease nipple points on loader tractor, with grease being added, England, october

Nash garage
Warren. Nash Motor Corporation, Greasing Front Wheels. - Close up of a mechanic working on a Nash auto at the Warren

Greasing the car / W H Robinson
All points of the car can be greased in one movement with the use of this ingenious device...and a little help from some heavy friends

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From the Mercedes Gleitze's iconic Gibraltar swim preparation to the daily routines of farmers in Sweden and England, greasing is an essential task for various reasons. A farmer meticulously pours grease into his round baler, ensuring smooth operation in the sunflower fields of Sweden. Meanwhile, another farmer carefully greases the chain on his baler, preventing wear and tear. In the kitchen, a young woman's nimble fingers spread butter into a brioche mold, creating a golden, delicious treat. At Nash Garage, mechanics diligently grease nipple points on loader tractors before the busy October season. These simple yet crucial acts keep machines running efficiently and effectively, whether on the farm or on the road.