Trusts Collection

President McKinley in a sailboat labelled 'Prosperity', 1897
1576794 President McKinley in a sailboat labelled 'Prosperity', 1897; (add.info.: His foolish effort to raise the wind' President McKinley sitting in a sailboat labelled)

The model that helped to make a fortune: Carnegie, illustration from'Cassell's Romance of Famous Lives, c
3037715 The model that helped to make a fortune: Carnegie, illustration from'Cassell's Romance of Famous Lives, c.1940 (litho) by Tennant, C

The Menace of the Hour, 1889 (colour litho)
1078692 The Menace of the Hour, 1889 (colour litho) by Luks, George Benjamin (1867-1933); Collection of the New-York Historical Society, USA; (add.info.: The Menace of the Hour, from The Verdict)

Anti-trust cartoon of bosses in Senate, 1889 (coloured engraving)
3470708 Anti-trust cartoon of bosses in Senate, 1889 (coloured engraving) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Irish Hospitals Trusts Sweepstake on the Derby
Feature in The Illustrated London News showing the stages of the Irish Hospitals tursts sweepstake on the Derby from the mixing the counterfoils to the draw carried out at the Mansion House, Dublin

General plan for explaining the different trusts of the Turnpike Gates (engraving)
602470 General plan for explaining the different trusts of the Turnpike Gates (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Mr J Pierpont Morgan (b / w photo)
3642024 Mr J Pierpont Morgan (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr J Pierpont Morgan)

Mr J Pierpont Morgan, King of the Trusts (b / w photo)
3642030 Mr J Pierpont Morgan, King of the Trusts (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr J Pierpont Morgan, King of the Trusts)

WW2 poster, Stalin trusts us, Harriman and me. He believes we speak truly on your behalf. He thinks that what we have promised you can perform. Lord Beaverbrook, speaking for the Government

Theseus Roosevelt and the Minotaur
Theseus Roosevelt and the minotaur : Roosevelt challenges the Chicago beef trusts. Date: 1906

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"Unveiling the Power of Trusts: From Carnegie to Morgan and Beyond" In this captivating collection of historical illustrations, we delve into the intriguing world - a model that helped shape fortunes and sparked controversies throughout history. Step back in time with "Cassell's Romance of Famous Lives, " circa 1940, as we witness Andrew Carnegie's rise to prominence. This lithographic masterpiece showcases how he harnessed the power to amass his wealth, leaving an indelible mark on society. "The Menace of the Hour, " a vibrant color lithograph from 1889, exposes the darker side of trusts. With bosses depicted in Senate chambers, this anti-trust cartoon highlights concerns about monopolistic practices and their potential harm to fair competition. Traveling across continents, we stumble upon an unexpected trust - "The Irish Hospitals Trusts Sweepstake on the Derby. " A unique blend of philanthropy and chance intertwines as hospitals benefit from this thrilling event. Delving deeper into infrastructure development, an engraving unveils a general plan for understanding different trusts associated with Turnpike Gates. This intricate illustration offers insights into how these mechanisms were employed for road maintenance and toll collection. No exploration would be complete without encountering one name synonymous with trusts: J Pierpont Morgan. In black-and-white photographs capturing his enigmatic persona, we glimpse both admiration and skepticism towards this influential figure known as "King of the Trusts. " As our journey through time continues, even World War II propaganda posters find their place among these diverse representations. One such poster boldly declares "Stalin trusts us, " emphasizing trust not only within nations but also between allies during times of global conflict. Finally, drawing inspiration from Greek mythology's Theseus Roosevelt bravely confronts his own version of a menacing creature – The Minotaur – symbolizing challenges faced when confronting powerful entities like trusts head-on.