Tuck Collection (page 8)

Clowns featured on a Christmas greeting card published by Raphael Tuck. Date: circa 1902

Cherubic fairies taking photographs. Date: 1898

Pastoral scene with children gathering wild flowers. Date: 1902

Christmas scraps
Santa and his sleigh full of gifts. Date: circa 1905

Christmas greeting
Two young boys hurtle down a hill on a sledge. Date: circa 1903

Halloween
Three scary Halloween masks and a black cat. Date: circa 1912

Hamlet
A portrait of Hamlet in Shakespeares play of the same name. Date: 1891

Falstaff
A portrait of Sir John Falstaff in Shakespeares The Merry Wives of Windsor. Date: 1891

Little Bo-Peep. Date: 1935

Traditional Christmas custom
18th century scene depicting a girl in a basket being pulled through a snowbound street. Date: circa 1912

Bathing Belles
Two pretty bathing belles enjoying a frolic in the sea. Bathing machines can be seen in the background. Date: circa 1908

Phoning Santa
Young girl calling Santa to make sure he brings her new toys ob Christmas Day. Date: circa 1908

Jolly time on the ice
A winter scene depicting a happy skating scene. Date: circa 1906

Mill Hill School, view from the Quad
A view of Mill Hill School, an independent public school in north west London, founded in 1807. On the left are parts of the McClure music school, the Murray scriptorium

Dutch couple skating, by Florence Hardy
A Dutch couple skating on a frozen river, by Florence Hardy. Date: early 20th century

Sailors Snack
Hungry sailors tuck into a plate of chicken wings served through a porthole! Date: early 1930s

Black and white illustration of tucking dried apricots into slit it pork chop fat

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Belly Cold - Chinese man causes linguistic confusion
Chinese man causes linguistic confusion... " Belly cold today, miss!" " Well - why don t you tuck your shirt in?" Date: circa 1940

Blitz in London -- fire at Albert Embankment, WW2
Blitz in London -- aerial view of fire damage caused by an air raid, Tucks India Rubber Works, Albert Embankment, 17 April 1941

Girl with Christmas pudding
From a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1905

Medaeval costume from 1450
Couple dressed in the style of 1450. From a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1904

Costume from 1800
Couple dressed in the style of 1800. From a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1904

Young boys on sled
Christmas. From a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1904

Raphael Tuck Scraps
11 of 12 happy faces. Scraps published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1910

Woman with violets from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900

Woman with poppies from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900

Happy Hours Transfers. No 8
The Circus. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 9
Train Travel. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 7
Family pets. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 5
Fruit & Flowers. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 6
Ships. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 4
Motor Traffic. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 2
Farm animals. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 3
Aeroplanes. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 1
Birds. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Celebrating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II
Children tuck in to sausage rolls and cake whilst celebrating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II during a street party in Essex. 1977

Church choristers singing. circa early 20th century

Hubbard / Tuck Series 5
She went to the hosiers to buy him some hose but when she got back he was wearing his clothes

Hubbard / Tuck Series 3

Hubbard / Tuck Series 1
Old Mother Hubbard she went to the cupboard to get her poor dog a bone, but when she got there the cupboard was bare and so the poor dog had none

Hubbard / Tuck Series 2
She took a clean dish to get him some tripe, but when she got back he was smoking a pipe

Pupils with tuck boxes, Marlborough School
Pupils raid their tuck boxes at Marlborough School. Date: 1962

Elizabethan style Christmas card by Ethel Parkinson
A Christmas card by Ethel Parkinson, showing a young couple dressed in Elizabethan style costume in a snowy landscape. The greeting reads

Children Eating Soup
Two children, neatly dressed, and with napkins around their necks tuck in enthusiastically to a steaming bowl of Campbells vegetable soup

Myth / England / Robin Hood
Maid Marian joins Robin Hood and his Merry Men. This scene shows Robin, Marian, Friar Tuck, Will Scarlett and Little John. Is the mysterious figure in the background the Sheriff?

Robin Hood and his men on a music sheet
Robin Hood and his Merry Men depicted on a music sheet entitled The Musical Bouquet. The music itself is for a new song, The Merry Sherwood Ranger, composed by Alexander Lee to words by J Halford

Sanderling (Calidris alba) group resting and sleeping, head tucked in to feathers for warmth and one leg lifted
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"Tuck: A Journey through Time and Imagination" Step into the enchanting world of Tuck, where Victorian flower fairies dance among blooming gardens, captivating our hearts with their delicate beauty. As we turn the pages of "The Frog and the Rat, " a beloved children's tale from yesteryears, we are transported to Marlborough College, where mischievous boys embark on adventures that will forever shape their lives. In an era overshadowed by World War II, a comic postcard titled "For Evermore" brings laughter and respite to weary souls. We find solace in reading in a hammock under the warm embrace of sunshine, losing ourselves in tales spun by elegant ladies who grace us with their timeless wisdom. As apprentice hotpot chefs masterfully stir fragrant concoctions at B. B. Tuck's renowned kitchen, memories flood back to simpler times when families gathered around hearty meals filled with love and warmth. Walking across Wardown Park Suspension Bridge built in 1908 evokes nostalgia for days gone by – a testament to enduring craftsmanship that still stands strong today. Seeking solace within The Little Church nestled along Ros-on-Sea in Conwy, Wales transports us to a place of tranquility amidst crashing waves. And as we ascend St Margaret's Chapel perched atop Edinburgh Castle's ancient walls, whispers of history echo through time. B. B. Tuck himself left an indelible mark on our childhoods through his cherished creation - "Our Youngsters First Steps, " a wartime picture book that brought comfort during uncertain times. His legacy lives on as these precious moments continue to be treasured by generations past and present. Tuck is more than just a name; it represents an extraordinary journey through artistry and imagination spanning decades. It reminds us that even amidst chaos or change, there will always be stories waiting to be discovered – each one holding its own magic within the folds of time.