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"Mallet: A Timeless Tool of Craftsmanship and Sport" Step back in time to the year 1875

Background imageMallet Collection: White section gang near King City, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea Lange

White section gang near King City, California, 1937. Creator: Dorothea Lange
White section gang near King City, California. Before the depression this work was done entirely by Mexican labor

Background imageMallet Collection: Wood Engraving, Tools, from Encyclopédie, 1762/77. Creator: A. J. Defehrt

Wood Engraving, Tools, from Encyclopédie, 1762/77. Creator: A. J. Defehrt
Wood Engraving, Tools, from Encyclopedie, 1762/77

Background imageMallet Collection: Wood Engraving, Tools, from Encyclopédie, 1762/77. Creator: A. J. Defehrt

Wood Engraving, Tools, from Encyclopédie, 1762/77. Creator: A. J. Defehrt
Wood Engraving, Tools, from Encyclopedie, 1762/77

Background imageMallet Collection: Mallet, Pick and Shovel, 1808/47. Creator: Joshua Cristall

Mallet, Pick and Shovel, 1808/47. Creator: Joshua Cristall
Mallet, Pick and Shovel, 1808/47

Background imageMallet Collection: Wicker Basket, Mallet, Shovel, Pick, 1808/47. Creator: Joshua Cristall

Wicker Basket, Mallet, Shovel, Pick, 1808/47. Creator: Joshua Cristall
Wicker Basket, Mallet, Shovel, Pick, 1808/47

Background imageMallet Collection: Progress of the International Exhibition building: the forge, 1862. Creator: Unknown

Progress of the International Exhibition building: the forge, 1862. Creator: Unknown
Progress of the International Exhibition building: the forge, [London], 1862. View of...a portion of the works going on at the building for the Great Exhibition which is well calculated to give an

Background imageMallet Collection: Picture shows Major James Hewitt (wearing white shirt number 2)

Picture shows Major James Hewitt (wearing white shirt number 2). See other frames in this set which show : Prince Charles (Red shirt wearing number 3)

Background imageMallet Collection: Aerial view of Aguero village. Aguero, Huesca, Aragon, Spain

Aerial view of Aguero village. Aguero, Huesca, Aragon, Spain

Background imageMallet Collection: Aguero village with Mallets of Aguero at sunrise. Aguero, province of Huesca, Aragon

Aguero village with Mallets of Aguero at sunrise. Aguero, province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain

Background imageMallet Collection: 'Glorious leader, limitless capacity', propaganda poster from the Cultural Revolution

"Glorious leader, limitless capacity", propaganda poster from the Cultural Revolution, 1970 (colour litho)
RDA78529 "Glorious leader, limitless capacity", propaganda poster from the Cultural Revolution, 1970 (colour litho) by Chinese School (20th century) ; Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageMallet Collection: The Trojans repulsing the Greeks, 1538. Creator: Giovanni Battista Scultori

The Trojans repulsing the Greeks, 1538. Creator: Giovanni Battista Scultori
The Trojans repulsing the Greeks, 1538

Background imageMallet Collection: 18th century surgical equipment

18th century surgical equipment
Bone saw 1, pincers 2, 3, scissors 4, lead mallet 5 and hook for childbirth 6. Copperplate engraving by Robert Benard from Denis Diderots Encyclopedia, Pellet, Geneva, 1779

Background imageMallet Collection: A man making stone models from rock, Cornwall. One of the industries of Penzance is

A man making stone models from rock, Cornwall. One of the industries of Penzance is making souvenirs for visitors out of serpentine rock. This rock is to be found out at The Lizard

Background imageMallet Collection: Prince Charles (Red shirt wearing number 3) was locked in a fierce battle with Princess

Prince Charles (Red shirt wearing number 3) was locked in a fierce battle with Princess Dianas friend Major James Hewitt today (white shirt wearing number 2), on the polo field

Background imageMallet Collection: The Holy Family, c1888, (1914). Creator: Willy Martens

The Holy Family, c1888, (1914). Creator: Willy Martens
The Holy Family, c1888, (1914). The Virgin Mary breastfeeds the infant Jesus, as Joseph works at his carpentry bench. Painting in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Background imageMallet Collection: Riglos village with Mallets of Riglos in background. Riglos, province of Huesca, Aragon

Riglos village with Mallets of Riglos in background. Riglos, province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain

Background imageMallet Collection: Aguero village, province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain

Aguero village, province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain

Background imageMallet Collection: Isle of Wight

Isle of Wight

Background imageMallet Collection: Japanese Lady and Gentleman

Japanese Lady and Gentleman

Background imageMallet Collection: Japan

Japan

Background imageMallet Collection: Iceland

Iceland

Background imageMallet Collection: Compass

Compass

Background imageMallet Collection: Signs of The Zodiac

Signs of The Zodiac

Background imageMallet Collection: Chateau of Kremlin, Moscow

Chateau of Kremlin, Moscow

Background imageMallet Collection: Constantinople

Constantinople

Background imageMallet Collection: Lisbon

Lisbon

Background imageMallet Collection: Buda

Buda

Background imageMallet Collection: Crackov

Crackov

Background imageMallet Collection: Iudia Or Sian

Iudia Or Sian

Background imageMallet Collection: Jedo (Tokyo)

Jedo (Tokyo)

Background imageMallet Collection: Goa

Goa

Background imageMallet Collection: Agra

Agra

Background imageMallet Collection: Palace of Jedo (Tokyo)

Palace of Jedo (Tokyo)

Background imageMallet Collection: Manilla

Manilla

Background imageMallet Collection: Canary Isles

Canary Isles

Background imageMallet Collection: Ispahan

Ispahan

Background imageMallet Collection: Mecca

Mecca

Background imageMallet Collection: Medina

Medina

Background imageMallet Collection: Ceylon

Ceylon

Background imageMallet Collection: Arabia

Arabia

Background imageMallet Collection: Congo

Congo

Background imageMallet Collection: Guinea, Benin and Sierra Leone

Guinea, Benin and Sierra Leone

Background imageMallet Collection: Shepton Mallet Railway Station, early 1900s

Shepton Mallet Railway Station, early 1900s

Background imageMallet Collection: Shepton Mallet Railway Station Edwardian period

Shepton Mallet Railway Station Edwardian period

Background imageMallet Collection: WW2, A Special Reason

WW2, A Special Reason
An illustration of a wartime boy planting a fruit tree in order to help feed the nation during WW2. Date: circa 1940s

Background imageMallet Collection: WW2, Willing Hands

WW2, Willing Hands
An illustration which portrays a little boy dressed as a British WW2 Royal Navy sailor, he is steering his ship. Date: circa 1940s

Background imageMallet Collection: WW2, Upon The Quay!

WW2, Upon The Quay!
An illustration of a little girl waving goodbye to a loved one who is serving with the Royal Navy in WW2, she is standing on the quay with her dog, watching the ship disappear. Date: circa 1940s

Background imageMallet Collection: WW2, Goodness Only Knows!

WW2, Goodness Only Knows!
An illustration of a boy dressed in the uniform of a WW2 British Army soldier, who is waving his hat as he goes on leave. Date: circa 1940s



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"Mallet: A Timeless Tool of Craftsmanship and Sport" Step back in time to the year 1875, when blacksmiths skillfully wielded mallets to shape iron into magnificent works of art. These sturdy tools were essential for shaping metal and creating intricate designs that adorned buildings and structures. In the same era, bookbinding tools also featured mallets, as artisans delicately hammered leather covers onto precious volumes. The rhythmic sound echoed through workshops as these craftsmen transformed simple pages into cherished literary treasures. Who can forget Alice's adventure in Wonderland? At the croquet game, a comical scene unfolded as Alice used a flamingo as a mallet to play the whimsical sport with hedgehogs for balls. This imaginative twist showcased how even unconventional objects like a bird could become a tool for amusement. Moving forward to 1930, England's polo team relied on their trusty mallets during exhilarating matches. With precision and finesse, they swung their wooden hammers atop galloping horses, showcasing both skill and teamwork on the field. Masonry workers also utilized various types of mallets while constructing grand edifices that stood tall against time's relentless march. From chiseling stones to setting bricks in place, these robust tools played an integral role in shaping our architectural heritage. Traveling eastward brings us to Jaipur - an allegory of craftsmanship where skilled artisans crafted intricate patterns on fabrics using small handheld mallets. Their gentle taps created mesmerizing prints that told stories through vibrant colors and meticulous details. Coopers too had their own set of specialized tools including different types of mallets used for shaping barrels with utmost precision. These craftsmen ensured each stave was perfectly aligned before securing them together with well-placed strikes from their trusted wooden hammers.