Milker Collection

A very fine example of a prime Jersey Cow in profile. Date: circa 1920s

Beech Tree and Overview of Town, Hofsgrund, Oberried, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

Dairy Cow in Meadow, Wissinghausen, Winterberg, Hochsauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dairy farms along the Bingledurra Road near East Gresford, New South Wales, Australia

Herd of cows grazing in pasture with the late afternoon sun shining over the fields at Le Markstein in the Vosges Mountains in Haut Rhin, Alsace, France

Dairy cow looking out of a barn, left sign wertvoller Tierbestand, German for valuable livestock, Bavaria, Germany

milker, print maker: Jan Kobell III, 1810 - 1838

Ox in front of mountain landscape, Pele La Pass, Bhutan

Cow on the Hoehlenstein-Alm mountain pasture, Langkampfen, Tyrol, Austria, Europe

Mountain pasture with a dairy cow and flowers, after a thunderstorm, Zanser Alm alp, Santa Maddalena, Villnoess or Funes Valley, Geisler Group, Odle Mountains, Dolomites, South Tyrol, Italy, Europe

Fleckvieh cattle, dairy cows in a lush meadow, clouds, upward view

Milker gives pet cat some milk direct from cow, Brandtjen Dairy Farm, Dakota County, Minnesota. Date 1939 Sept

False-col SEM of the head of a black garden ant
False-colour scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the head of a black garden ant Lasius niger, an infertile female worker

False-colour SEM of black garden ant
False-colour scanning electron micrograph of the black garden ant, Lasius niger. The species lives under flat garden stones, & feeds on caterpillars, earwigs, woodlice & other ants

SEM head of black garden ant
Scanning electron micrograph (SEM), tinted orange, of the head of a black garden ant Lasius niger, an infertile female worker

SEM of anal end of black garden ant
Scanning electron micrograph (SEM), tinted orange, of the gaster, or anal end, of a black garden ant (Lasius niger), where a jet of formic acid is expelled as a defense against potential attackers

Milking by electricity
Illustration to show the process of milking cows with the Lawrence-Kennedy cow milker. The sketch also shows in fig.iv and v, a new hand- milking machine invented by Mr. C.S. Padfield of Bath

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A Milker: A Fine Example of a Prime Jersey Cow In the picturesque town of Hofsgrund, Oberried, nestled in the beautiful region of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, stands a magnificent creature - a prime Jersey cow. With its sleek and glossy coat, it epitomizes the beauty and grace that these gentle creatures possess. Venturing further into the countryside, we find ourselves in Wissinghausen, Winterberg, Hochsauerland. Here too is another dairy cow grazing peacefully in a meadow. The lush green grass provides nourishment for this majestic animal as it contributes to the production of wholesome milk. Across continents and oceans lies East Gresford in New South Wales, Australia. Along Bingledurra Road are dairy farms where cows dot the landscape. These hardworking animals play an essential role in supplying fresh milk to communities far and wide. Traveling to Le Markstein in Haut Rhin, Alsace, France reveals yet another breathtaking sight - a herd of cows grazing under the warm glow of late afternoon sun. As they leisurely roam through vast pastures with rolling fields stretching towards distant horizons, their presence adds harmony to nature's symphony. But let us not forget that milking is an art form itself - one that requires skill and precision. Jan Kobell III was renowned for his talent as both a printmaker and milker during his time from 1810-1838. His dedication to capturing life on paper mirrors that which farmers display while tending to their valuable livestock. As we journey eastwards towards Bhutan's Pele La Pass or Langkampfen's Hoehlenstein-Alm mountain pasture in Tyrol Austria Europe; we encounter more bovine companions along our way – an ox standing proudly against awe-inspiring mountain landscapes or cows enjoying their peaceful existence amidst alpine serenity. The world over celebrates these remarkable creatures known as milkers.