Paid Collection
"Paid: Stories of Remarkable Moments and Everyday Lives" In the early 1900s
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"Paid: Stories of Remarkable Moments and Everyday Lives" In the early 1900s, Welsh women road builders in South Wales paved the way for progress with their determination and hard work. The Emperor Stradivarius violin, a masterpiece crafted by Antonio Stradivari himself, fetched a handsome sum when it was sold at auction. A Reader in a cigar factory in Tampa, Florida found solace amidst the tobacco leaves as he immersed himself in books during his breaks. Fuller Pilch's exceptional batting skills for Kent cricket team left spectators awestruck back in 1837. The bustling Fish Auction at Columbia Market showcased the vibrant trade and livelihood of London's fishmongers. Income Tax 1940/1 marked a turning point in history as governments sought new ways to fund public services during times of war and uncertainty. The Peace Palace stands tall as an enduring symbol of diplomacy and international cooperation within the Hague, Netherlands. Surrey Zoological Gardens offered visitors an enchanting escape into nature's wonders right within Walworth, London through its beautifully engraved illustrations. Men at Yarrow Military Hospital received care and support after bravely serving their country during times of conflict - their sacrifices never forgotten. HMS Glorious 77 sailed proudly across oceans, carrying brave sailors who dedicated themselves to protecting their nation's shores with unwavering loyalty. De La Rue & Co. 's Ace of Spades playing card became synonymous with elegance and sophistication on gaming tables across London streets. The White Star Line's RMS Titanic captured hearts worldwide before tragedy struck - Jacob Milling postcard serves as a poignant reminder of lives lost at sea. In this captivating collection titled "Paid, " we delve into extraordinary tales that span different eras and continents – from resilient Welsh road builders to tragic maritime disasters; from cultural landmarks like the Peace Palace to the simple joys found in a cigar factory reader's escape.