Pulp Collection (page 7)

Island Love - front cover by Reginald Heade
Front cover of Island Love by Catherine Whitby showing a couple on a balcony gazing (a little stiffly) into each others eyes. Date: c.1950

Lady Behave - cover and spine by David Wright
Fabulous book cover design by pin up artist David Wright for a book entitled, Lady Behave" by Peter Cheney. The artwork depicts a haughty looking woman with auburn hair

You can call it a Day - cover by David Wright
Book jacket design for You Can Call It a Day by Peter Cheyney, designed and illustrated by artist, David Wright. Featuring a red-haired woman in a black dress with a plunging neckline

Danger Ahead - Cover by David Wright
Front cover of Danger Ahead by Peter Saxon, in the Sexton Blake Library series, designed by David Wright and featuring an elegant looking dark-haired woman wearing a strapless dress relaxing against

Fruit press
illustration of fruit press

CHINA: PAPER MANUFACTURE. Thin mats of pulp are hung to dry. Chinese woodcut

CHINESE PAPERMAKER, 1643. Dipping a bamboo frame into pulp, which is then spread thinly across the frame to dry. After a Chinese woodcut, 1643

Cider Press, vintage engraving
Old engraved illustration of a Cider Press, juicer

Wood Processing Machin
Antique illustration of a Wood Processing Machin

Yoshiwara, Katsushika, Hokusai, 1760-1849, artist, 1804. 1 print : woodcut, color; 11.2 x 16 cm. Print shows an older man and two young apprentices, possibly women

Kamisuki, Making paper. [between 1772 and 1801], 1 print : woodcut, color; 10. 6 x 12
Kamisuki, Making paper. [between 1772 and 1801], 1 print : woodcut, color; 10.6 x 12.7 cm. Print shows a worker making paper by dipping the frame into a vat of water and pulp

The Pulp is ground and sizing added, Paper industry, 1922

Fresh green figs -Ficus carica- on a plate, Lagos, Algarve, Portugal, Europe

Pomegranates, Istanbul, Turkey, Europe

Hokkaido squash, half

CHINESE PAPERMAKER, 1643. Dipping a bamboo frame into pulp, which is then spread thinly across the frame to dry. After a Chinese woodcut, 1643

CHINA: PAPER MANUFACTURE. Bamboo being cut and placed into pools of water, to form the pulp used in the making of paper. Chinese woodcut, 1643

THE SECOND MARRIAGE, 1866. Arthur! Arthur! Take me from this! Help me! Love me now! Illustration from the serial American story, The Second Marriage, published in Chimney Corner magazine, 1866

Wood For Paper
circa 1950: Wood pulp at the storage depot of the Imperial Paper Mills at Gravesend, Kent, awaits transformation into paper. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Workers manufacturing Annamite paper - Vietnam. Date: circa 1910s

Kent - Dartford Paper Mills fire which burnt for three days - 3 March 1949 eTopFoto

Picture No. 10862689
Red bush apples (Syzygium suborbiculare) can be eaten raw; juice from cooked fruits taken for respiratory ailments; fruit pulp applied to sore ears. Top End, .Northern Territory, Australia Date:

Picture No. 10862690
Leichhardt tree (Nauclea orientalis) fruit - edible though bitter; concoction from seed pulp taken for several disorders including diarrrhoea. Top End, .Northern Territory, Australia Date:

Picture No. 10860297
Tembec wood pulp processing factory in Saint-Gaudens, Southern France Date:

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Tembec wood pulp processing factory in Saint-Gaudens, Southern France Date:

Lumber Mill Worker
Canada: 1956. A worker in a pulp mill maneuvers logs to be steamed so the bark can be removed

Pile of felled logs and transport lorry at pulp mill, Sweden

Logs loaded in pulp mill with Svetruck TMF forklift grapple, Sweden

Pulp factory with chimneys, Vallviks Works, Gastrikland, Norrland, Sweden, august

Annatto (Bixa Orellana), seeds and dish containing yellow oil, elevated view

Pressing cranberries through a sieve with a spoon to produce smooth pulp in the bowl

Pull back and peel the skin of the pomegranate to release the kernals

Allium sativum, garlic, chopped finely with large knife, on wooden cutting board

Orange-red mixture of vegetables in a blender

Serrated knife making incisions alongside the membrane lines of half a grapefruit

Orange squeezing

Punica granatum, Pomegranate broken in half revealing red seed clusters, whole Pomegranate in background

Squashed tomato on a plate, view from above

Punica granatum, whole Pomegranate and opened sections of fruit revealing seeds

Pumpkin with slice removed, showing fleshy pulp, seeds, and orange rind

Citrus fruits, including Oranges, Lemons, Limes, whole and cut in half

Cucurbita pepo (Spaghetti Marrow), cross section showing strands, close-up

Pestle and mortar, mixture of curry ingredients inside

Bowls of black tamarind pulp and jelly

Chocolate milkshake, artwork F007 / 8266
Chocolate milkshake, artwork

Slip hazard
MODEL RELEASED. Slip hazard. Tomato seeds on a kitchen floor

Tooth cross-section, artwork. The upper (biting) surfaces of the tooth are at top, with the lower sections (bottom) embedded in the gums and jaw bone (not shown)

Dental implant, artwork
Dental implant. Artworks showing the process of replacing a tooth (incisor) with a dental implant. At upper left, front lower teeth and a dental instrument are shown in a case of receding

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Step into the captivating world of "pulp" - a realm where imagination knows no bounds. The covers of Astounding Stories and Amazing Stories Sci-fi magazines beckon you to explore uncharted territories, where the extraordinary becomes reality. In one cover, an otherworldly city hidden on the lunar surface awaits your discovery. Its ethereal glow hints at secrets yet to be unveiled. Another cover showcases a menacing mad robot, its metallic frame exuding both power and danger. Will it bring chaos or salvation? But not all is mechanical in this realm of wonder; behold a fearsome monster tsetse fly with its grotesque features dominating another magazine cover. Its presence sends shivers down your spine as you ponder what unimaginable horrors lie within those pages. Travel back in time with H. G. Wells' iconic War of the Worlds illustration from 1927, capturing the essence of intergalactic warfare that has enthralled generations. Witnessing towering metal robots wreak havoc upon Earth's cities leaves you breathless. Yet amidst these fantastical tales, there are also glimpses of ingenuity and innovation. Behold HMS Habbakuk in section - a colossal ship made entirely out of ice. A testament to human creativity pushing boundaries beyond comprehension. And while we marvel at these extraordinary stories, let us not forget the simple pleasures found within pulp's pages - juicing carrots for vitality and health or encountering unexpected allies like a loyal lion by our side against formidable foes. Thrilling Wonder Stories introduces us to giant ants that tower over humanity, reminding us that even in fiction's wildest imaginings lies an underlying truth: nature can always surprise us with its awe-inspiring creations. So step into this world where dreams come alive through vibrant illustrations and gripping narratives; immerse yourself in pulp's enchanting embrace as it transports you beyond reality's limitations into realms only limited by your own imagination.