Salters Collection

Salters Hall London
Salters Hall, Fore Street

Map of London
Map, made by Pieter Vanden Keere, showing the extent of London in 1593. Around the edge of the map are the crests of twelve of the Merchant Guilds

Fall / Gordon Setter / 1967
SHOW CHAMPION SALTERS ADAM GORDON Owned by Jackson-Richmond. Date: 1967

Salters Steamers, Oxford, Victorian period

Salters Hall; The late hall of the Worshipful Company of Salters (engraving)
585955 Salters Hall; The late hall of the Worshipful Company of Salters (engraving) by Shepherd, Thomas Hosmer (1792-1864); Private Collection; (add.info)

Arms of City Companies
LLM454878 Arms of City Companies by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Arms of City Companies)

Festival of the Haloren (salters) of Halle, Germany (chromolitho)
2782706 Festival of the Haloren (salters) of Halle, Germany (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Festival of the Haloren (salters) of Halle, Germany

Advert for Geo. Salter & Co. household items Advert for Geo. Salter & Co
Selection of household specialities, available from Geo. Salter & Co. in West Bromwich. Date: 1887

FALL / GORDON SETTER / 1981
SALTERS PENNY ROYAL AND RHOVANION ROYAL HERITAGE Owned by Summers. Date: 1981

FALL / GORDON SETTER / 1967
SHOW CHAMPION SALTERS ADAM GORDON Owned by Jackson-Richmond. Date: 1967

East Hertfordshire CM23 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of East Hertfordshire CM23 4

Fall / Gordon Setter / 1981
Salters Penny Royal and Rhovanion Royal Heritage Owned by Summers. Date: 1981

Durham County Lunatic Asylum, Sedgefield
The Durham County Asylum was opened in 1859 at Salters Lane, Sedgefield, County Durham. The Sedgefield Asylum later became Durham County Mental Hospital and then Winterton Hospital

Arms of Companies 1
Arms of six London city companies - Skinners, Haberdashers, Salters, Ironmongers, Vintners and Clothworkers

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"Exploring the Rich History of Salters: From London to Oxford and Beyond" Salters Hall London, a historic landmark in the heart of the city, stands as a testament to the legacy throughout centuries. As we delve into their fascinating story, let's embark on a journey through time and geography. Starting with a map of London, we trace back to the Victorian period when Salters Steamers in Oxford flourished. These steam-powered vessels were an integral part of transportation during that era, connecting people along the serene waters. Imagine gliding down the river Thames aboard one of these magnificent boats. But they can not just limited to transport; they have left their mark in various fields. In 1967, Fall/Gordon Setter made headlines for its remarkable achievements – perhaps setting new standards for excellence within its breed. The late hall of Worshipful Company is another significant piece in this puzzle. An engraving captures its grandeur and reminds us that salt has played an essential role throughout history – from preserving food to symbolizing wealth and power. Speaking of symbols, arms of City Companies proudly display their affiliation with salters – recognizing their contribution to society over generations. This connection extends beyond borders too; even Halle in Germany celebrates Festival Haloren (salters) with vibrant colors captured beautifully in a chromolitho print. Not only known for their trade but also household items, Geo. Salter & Co. 's advert showcases how they catered to everyday needs with quality products designed for modern living. Returning once again to our furry friends - Fall/Gordon Setters make yet another appearance. This time it's 1981; proving that these beautiful dogs have continued capturing hearts across decades. As our exploration draws near an end, let's take one last glance at East Hertfordshire CM23 4 Map - reminding us that salt has touched every corner imaginable.