Pipe Collection (page 4)

"There was an Old Man of Corfu, who never knew what he should do", from A Book of Nonsense
LLM386624 " There was an Old Man of Corfu, who never knew what he should do", from A Book of Nonsense, published by Frederick Warne and Co

Some of the pilots of the Coastal Command of the Royal Air Force who took part in the location of the Altmark during the Second World War. February 1940

1950 Middlesbrough team, looking swish in their civvies. Right to Left Manager David Jack, players George Hardwick, Jimmy McCabe, Wilf Mannion, Micky Fenton, Dickie Robinson, Bill Whittaker

Cafe at Biskra, Algeria, 1884. Creator: Frederick Arthur Bridgman
Cafe at Biskra, Algeria, 1884

Gibbs Happy Families - Mr Pipe the Plumber. Date: 20th century

The Musicians Brawl, c. 1625-1630. Artist: La Tour, Georges, de (1583-1652)
The Musicians Brawl, c. 1625-1630. Found in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

Interior Decorator with his brushes, ladder and pipe
Interior Decorator (Terry) with his brushes, ladder, pipe and blowtorch! Date: circa 1950s

Happy Hampstead!, 1875. Artist: Joseph Swain
Happy Hampstead!, 1875. A suburban family is shown enjoying a day out in the park. Behind them lurk the shrouded and menacing figures of Smallpox and Fever

Highlanders pipe themselves back from the trenches, WW1. 1914-1918

The man Who Begged to Differ from his Mother-in-Law Bateman
The man Who Begged to Differ from his Mother-in-Law by Bateman. A terrified, small man cowering in a chair after disagreeing with his imperious looking mother in law

Poster, Forget your troubles in Austria. circa 1950s

Sanitary ware, Plate 42, showing wash basins, urinals and toilet bowls in a range of styles. Date: circa 1880s

Christmas card in the shape of a pipe and tobacco pouch. Date: circa 1890s

Musicians in the snow on a Christmas card, about to have something poured on them from a jug. circa 1890s

Blitz in the City of London - AFS firefighters, WW2
Blitz in the City of London - AFS firefighters at work with hoses following a bombing raid. Date: 1940s

Whirling dervishes, Turkey. Date: circa 1870

Thomas Merthyr Guest, Vanity Fair, CG
THOMAS MERTHYR GUEST (1838-1904) Wealthy landowner, shown on horseback in red hunting jacket, smoking a pipe. Caption: Blackmore Vale Date: 1838 - 1904

Egyptian Lady of the Harem
An Egyptian Lady of the Harem, reclining on a couch and smoking a nargile pipe Date: 1910s

Interior of a Harem, c. 1865 (oil on canvas)
XIR187014 Interior of a Harem, c.1865 (oil on canvas) by Belly, Leon-Auguste-Adolphe (1827-77); 108x148 cm; Hotel de Ville, Saint-Omer, France; French, out of copyright

Self-portrait with pipe, 1886 (oil on canvas)
XOS1765542 Self-portrait with pipe, 1886 (oil on canvas) by Gogh, Vincent van (1853-90); 46x38 cm; Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Dutch, out of copyright

SEQUOYA (1770?-1843). Native American scholar, with his printed Cherokee alphabet. Painting by Henry Inmam, after a painting by Charles Bird King, c1830

Woman selling Mangoes on the street - Dakar, Senegal
Moorish Woman selling Mangoes on the street - Dakar, Senegal Date: circa 1950s

Petworth Park Fishing Competition for the "Welcome Home"Fund - 14 September 1946
Four fishermen with assorted fish pose for the camera; two young boys look on. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N27054

Firefighters wearing breathing equipment on the street, one of them drinking a mug of tea

Cowboys making bread at a camp in Montana. Photograph by L. A. Huffman, 1904
CHUCKWAGON, 1904. Cowboys making bread at a camp in Montana. Photograph by L.A. Huffman, 1904

PELOUBET CHURCH ORGAN. Line cut, American, late 19th century

PETER I (1672-1725). Czar of Russia, 1682-1725. When a shipwright in Holland, c1697. Contemporary Russian engraving

The Pipe Major - Black Watch Date: 1905

Robin knitting pattern featuring old chap with pipe
Cover of a Robin knitting pattern for a fetching tank top for the dapper gent in your life. Date: c.1955

Utility pipes, artwork
Utility pipes. Cut-away computer artwork showing the various utility pipes and cables under a city street. Included here are pipes for drinking water, waste water, sewage and gas

Water vole (Arvicola terrestris) in captivity, United Kingdom, Europe

HOUS2A-00059
Alehouse scene in th 1700s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century E.A. Abbey illustration

Gordon Highlanders making kilts in the open air
A group of soldiers from the Gordon Highlanders, some smoking pipes, sit outdoors making kilts. One of them is using a sewing machine

Sportex poster
Advertising poster for Sportex mens clothing showing two dapper gents dressed immaculately in plus fours and jackets ready for a round of golf

Iran - Royal Feast
A group of Iranian men (in a variety of states of sobriety!) following a Festan Persan or Royal Persian Feast in Tehran, Iran

Drummer (Flute / Fife) Player - The Green Howards (Alexandra Princess of Waless Own Regiment of Yorkshire) in Full Dress. Wearing a Nol Dress Cap. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

British soldiers take interest in an Egyptian lady
Humourous Postcard - World War One era. British soldiers (a sailor and a Scots infantryman) take interest in an Egyptian lady who stroll demurely along under a pink parasol

Fishermen by the sea with lobster / crab pots
Fishermen with their pots and nets. Watercolour Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Elderly mans secret reading material
An elderly pipe smoking gent raises an eybrow as he reveals it is not the daily newspaper which is grasping his attention

British and Indian soldiers - WWI allies (2 / 3)
Comrades at Arms British and Indian troops fighting together during WWI

Chinese Mandarin
A Chinese Mandarin in ceremonial court costume

Sartre / Cartoon
JEAN-PAUL SARTRE French writer and philosopher Caricature

VICTORIAs JUBILEE 1887
Victoria depicted with her loyal lion - the workman with his clay pipe and side of beef - and her unicorn - the upper class with its cigars and champagne

Rudyard Kipling / Spy
English writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)

Rudyard Kipling
English writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)

Old & New Pipes / Heath
The old way of smoking a pipe & the new way: an upright Georgian gent smokes his long stemmed clay pipe while a semi-recumbent Regency fop, puffs away on his hookah

Father Christmas with presents
A pot-bellied Father Christmas with lots of presents

Five children building a snowman in a wood
Five Edwardian children building a snowman in a wood

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In a world engulfed by flames, a heroic fireman emerges as the savior of a young girl trapped inside. With unwavering determination, he braves the scorching heat and billowing smoke to rescue her from certain peril. The pipe clenched between his teeth serves as a symbol of his indomitable spirit and unwavering courage. Meanwhile, in the depths of Sherlock Holmes' reverie, his trusty pipe becomes an extension of his brilliant mind. As wisps of smoke curl around him, he unravels intricate mysteries with unparalleled astuteness. The pipe acts as both muse and companion on his thrilling adventures through the foggy streets of London. Amidst bustling coopers crafting wooden barrels, their rhythmic hammering resonates like a symphony in harmony. Each stroke shapes the sturdy vessels that will hold precious liquids for generations to come. The scent of freshly cut wood mingles with tobacco smoke wafting from their pipes—a testament to craftsmanship passed down through time. Gypsy caravans traverse picturesque landscapes, their occupants finding solace within their humble abodes adorned with vibrant fabrics and trinkets collected along nomadic journeys. And amidst this wandering lifestyle, one constant remains—the comforting presence of a smoldering pipe glowing brightly against the backdrop of starlit nights. Within St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne stands an awe-inspiring pipe organ—its majestic pipes reaching towards heaven itself. Its resounding notes fill every corner with ethereal melodies that touch souls and transport worshippers into realms beyond earthly existence—an instrument capable of stirring emotions deep within our core. In secluded forests lies an enigmatic plant known as ghost plant or Indian pipe—a delicate white flower emerging mysteriously from darkened soil without chlorophyll's green hue. Like whispers from another realm captured in nature's poetry, it enchants all who stumble upon its ethereal beauty—a reminder that even in darkness there is grace.