Times Collection (page 4)

In The Good Old Times
An illustration of a crowded 17th century city, spectators make way for a cavalier riding on horseback through the street, beside some attractive tall buildings. Date: circa 1901

Walter Burton Harris
A portrait oil painting of journalist, writer and traveller, Walter Burton Harris, who was famed for his writings as a special correspondent for The Times, in Morocco

Cunard Line, Queen Mary - printed ephemera
Cunard Line, Queen Mary - assorted collection of printed ephemera, including Ocean Times, Life magazine, the Express newspaper, Going Ashore booklet and List of Passengers. Date: 20th century

RMS Olympic - Ocean Times, lunch menu, brochure, etc
White Star Line, RMS Olympic - concert programme dated 9 October 1922, cross-sectional promotional brochure, First Class luncheon menu dated 30 September 1920, and Ocean Times

RMS Titanic items in a frame: models of the ship and of a lifebelt, a nameplate, and various newspaper articles (including New York Times) and photographs

Advert, Union-Castle Line, South African steamships Date: 1937

Advert, Travel East by KPM, MS Boissevain
Advert, South African KPM Line Steamship MS Boissevain Date: 1937

Advert, Air Travel in South Africa, South African Airways Date: 1937

South Africa Springbok Rugby Team in New Zealand Date: 1937

Travel advert, South Africa Date: 1937

Advert, Pyotts Marie Biscuits that Children Love! Date: 1937

Advert, Lifebuoy soap
Advert, Lifebuoy for Personal Freshness! All nice people use it! Date: 1937

Advert, Indian Natal Service, Passenger Steam Ships MV Gujarat, Kathiawar and Luxmi Date: 1937

Cover design, Cape Times Annual, Jan Van Riebeeck
Cover design, Cape Times Annual, Arrival of Jan Van Riebeeck, Dutch navigator and colonial administrator, in the Cape, South Africa, 6 April 1652 Date: 1652

Mr Edward Terry, actor, in three of his theatrical roles
Mr Edward Terry, actor, (10 March 1844 ?? 2 April 1912) photographed in three theatrical roles; two as Dick Phenyl, in Sweet Lavender, one as Mr Egerton-Bompas, in The Times, by Arthur Wing Pinero

Trackless trolley bus made by Ransomes of Ipswich
Trackless Trolley Bus made by Ransomes of Ipswich

Wood beam plough made by Ransomes of Ipswich Date: 1844

Tractor thrashing machine made by Ransomes of Ipswich

Thrashing machine made by Ransomes of Ipswich Date: 1841

Cobbold & Co Ltd, Cliff Brewery, Ipswich
Cobbold and Co. Cliff Brewery, Ipswich Date: 1930

Advert, Cobbold & Co Ltd, Cliff Brewery, Ipswich

Budding's patent lawn mower made by Ransomes of Ipswich
Budding's Patent Lawn Mower manufactured by Ransomes of Ipswich Date: 1832

Three-furrow Motrac tractor plough by Ransomes of Ipswich
Three-Furrow Motrac Tractor Plough made by Ransomes of Ipswich

Four-stroke motor lawn mower by Ransomes of Ipswich
16 inch Four-Stroke Motor Lawn Mower made by Ransomes of Ipswich

Spain, Valencia province. Pena Cortada Aqueduct. Near Chelva. The aqueduct dates from the end of the 1st or the beginning of the 2nd century. Engraving by Capuz, 19th century. Illustration by Letre

Spain, Castellon province. Arch of Cabanes. Roman triumphal arch dated from the 2nd century AD, located beside the route of the former Via Augusta. Illustration by Letre

Roman weapon. Onager. Engraving. Museo Militar, 1883
Onager. It was an imperial Roman torsion powered siege engine. Engraving. Museo Militar, 1883. Later colouration. Date: 2019

Roman centurion. Engraving. Later colouration
Roman centurion. Engraving. Museo Militar, 1883. Later colouration. Date: 2019

Beatriz Galindo (1465-1535), called La Latina. Latinist, writer, humanist, educator and teacher of Queen Isabella of Castile and her children. Portrait, detail. Illustration by Llanta. Lithography

Fernan Gonzalez (910-970). Count of Castile. Portrait. Detail. Illustration by Llanta. Lithography. Cronica General de Espana. Historia Ilustrada y Descriptiva de sus Provincias

Spain, Leon. The Basilica of San Isidoro - Romanesque church
Spain, Leon. The Basilica of San Isidoro. Romanesque church built between the eleventh and twelfth centuries. Illustration by Letre. Engraving by Sierra, 19th century

Spain, Leon. Wall. Engraving, 19th century. Cronica General de Espana, Historia Ilustrada y Descriptiva de sus Provincias. Asturias and Leon, 1867. Date: 2018

Fragment of a Roman mosaic from the Great Palace
Fragment of a Roman mosaic with frieze that decorated the pavements of the palace. Southwest corridor. 4th-6th centuries. Great Palace Mosaic Museum. Istanbul, Turkey. Date: 2013

Turkey. Ephesus city. Pillar with Greek inscription, near the Library of Celsus. Edict of governors Eutropius (c. 371-372) and Festus (372-378)

Italy, Pompeii. Pompeian frescoes of the Macellum
Italy, Pompeii. Pompeian frescoes which decorated the northwest wall of the Macellum (Market). 1st century AD. Forum area. Date: 2014

Italy, Pompeii. Forum Baths. 1st century BC. Interior of the Tepidarium (medium temperature baths), decorated with stuccoes in the vault. The niches are decorated with male figures (telamones)

Italy, Pompeii. House of the Wild Boar (Street of Abundance). Roman mosaic of the atrium depicting geometric motifs. In the centre a hunting scene: dogs attacking a wild boar. Date: 2014

Roman head of God Serapis, 2nd century AD. Marble. From Cerro de San Albin (Merida, Extremadura, Spain). National Museum of Roman Art. Merida, Badajoz province, Extremadura, Spain. Date: 2014

God Pluto. Roman sculpture, 2nd century AD
Sculpture of God Pluto. 2nd century AD. Marble. From the Roman Theatre of Merida (Emerita Augusta), Spain. National Museum of Roman Art. Merida, Badajoz province, Extremadura, Spain. Date: 2014

Obelisk of Theodosius. 4th century. Detail of the pedestal
Obelisk of Roman emperor Theodosius.4th century AD. Detail of the pedestal. Theodosius I offers laurels of victory. Hippodrome of Constantinople. Istanbul, Turkey. Date: 2007

Sunday Times Advertisement
A colourful advertisement for Australia's greatest weekly newspaper & magazine, the Sunday Times, in its 36th year of publication

Time Marches On!
Cartoon showing how times change... And how they don't. Date: 1940

Advert, National City Bank Travelers Checks
Advert, Smooth Sailing When You Carry National City Bank Travelers Checks Date: 1953

Cunard Steam Ship Company's Ocean Times newspaper
Front page of Cunard Steam Ship Company's Ocean Times newspaper, 26 July 1953, RMS Mauretania, North Atlantic edition Date: 1953

Advert, Fly BEA, British European Airways at the new low fares Date: 1953

Advert, At the other end of the Gangplank, Bache & Co Date: 1953

Crowded London Bridge, boats, Nelson's Column behind
This bridge spanning the River Thames, carries the A3 road into the centre of London The current version, which is one of many dating back to medieval times, opened in 1973

Advertising signs Times quare New York

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"Capturing the Essence of Times: From Ancient Mythology to Modern Life" The Winged Victory of Samothrace, also known as Nike of Samothrace, stands tall as a symbol of triumph over the test of time. Saint Anthony of Padua preaching to the fishes reminds us that even in challenging times, faith and hope can guide us towards unexpected miracles. Carel Fabritius' masterpiece "The Goldfinch" transports us back in time, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and fragility of life captured on canvas. Hogarth's "Four Times of the Day - Noon" portrays a bustling cityscape where people from all walks of life come together during their lunch break, reminding us that time unites us all. As night falls in Hogarth's "Four Times of the Day - Night, " we witness a different side to society; shadows dance amidst secrets and mysteries under moonlit skies. Joshua Barney's heroic tales remind us that bravery transcends time; his legacy lives on through stories passed down from generation to generation. Andreas Cellarius' celestial atlas takes our gaze beyond earthly matters into realms governed by cosmic forces—a reminder that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to understanding time and space. Parkside Asylum in Macclesfield serves as a poignant reminder that mental health care has evolved significantly over time, highlighting how compassion and understanding have shaped our approach towards those who need help. The echoes of Agincourt still resonate after centuries—an enduring testament to human resilience during one hundred years marked by conflict and change. A thousand-year-old map reveals Europe's intricate tapestry—each line representing borders redrawn countless times throughout history yet reminding us that unity can emerge despite divisions. In this ever-changing world, let these glimpses into various moments across history inspire gratitude for good jobs, good money, and the good times we experience today.