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Female bus conductor during World War One
Women factory workers making munitions WWI
Stratification in Hackness Hills (Smith, 1832)
Seypoys, native troops employed by East India
Under the Cherry Tree
Quad tractors with women drivers posing by cabs
?Ko-i-Staun Foot Soldiery in Summer Costume
The Soldier?s Return, 1861
Commando Battle School Army Invaders Test Under Barrage
Leaflet, Dearer Beer Means Less Beer Drunk
Crocodiles of a Squadron, 141st Regt, R.A.C. (The Buffs)
Method Employed in Colour Decoration of Plate Rims, Belleek
Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works - Injured Ex-Soldier 1918
Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works - Injured Ex-Soldiers 1919
Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works - Injured Ex-Soldiers 1919
Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works - Injured Ex-Soldier 1919
Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works - Injured Ex-Soldier 1918
Bernard Oppenheimer Diamond Works - Injured Ex-Soldiers 1920
Illustration showing child labour employed in
Lesson of best practice at Bashneft Association
Blackwall Tunnel, London, opened 1897.This tunnel, the
Stonebreaker having a chat with country gentleman
European military print of aerial warfare between
Worker Nikolay Yakovlev and his children at ?Tsvetok
Worker Nikolay Yakovlev, 1975
Mayak chemical combine nuclear reactor stopped
Mayak chemical combine nuclear reactor stopped
Portrait of Dr. Mary Walker, the only female recipient
Spinning cotton with self-acting mules of type
The Turkey Guardian: Turkeys were raised in Norfolk
Engraving depicting the production of sodium carbonate
Artwork of a fireman maneuvering a nozzle in an
Woolsorters sorted the wool from various areas
Cotton manufacture: mule spinning. Note boy on
Hayle. St Ives in the distance, circa 1860. West
Love Conquered Fear': Michael Armstrong, adopted
John Tradescant the Elder (1570-c1638) English
Hayle. St Ives in the distance, circa 1860. West Cornwall
St Louis, James Buchanan Eads earliest ironclad
Consequences of War, also known as Horror of war
Lambert Simnel working in the Royal Kitchens
The German colony of Cameroon, 1912
Dnepropetrovsk Iron and Steel Works, 1977
HJ harvest helper near Berlin, 1938
Ferdinand von Reznicek Ein neuer Geschaeftszweig- A
Nurse in field equipment, 1914
Women in the telephone exchange in Chemnitz, 1905
Gas station in London, 1931
Women in the telephone exchange, 1881
The first honorary master craftswoman in carpentry, 1905
Cyclist in Berlin, 1932
Laundry in Berlin, 1905
Quarters of the Deutsche Freischar in Narthen, circa 1920s
Issuing office of an amber factory, 1913
Certificates of employment are checked in Moscow, 1932
Brick production in Germany, 1929
Women in the arms industry, 1943
Women in the arms industry, munitions factory, 1941
Women in the armaments industry, Messerschmitt, 1940
Newspaper packers in Berlin, 1912
Melli Beese, c. 1914
Tram conductors in Berlin, 1915
Butcher's shop in Berlin, 1913
In a state-owned ammunition factory, 1916
In a South German ammunition factory, 1916
Female workers in a munitions factory, 1916
Production of grenades, 1915
Worker in the Krupp munitions company, 1917
Production of Geschosskoerbe - baskets for ammunition
Production of Geschosskoerbe - baskets for ammunition
Twill fabrics for ammunition carrier belts, 1916
Speech on the Italian Labour Day at the Sports Palace
Italian women farmers ploughing in Latium, 1940
Italian farmer ploughing in Latium, 1940
Italian women farmers before their working day, 1940
Use of women in the Italian war economy, 1941
The journeyman saddler Friedrich Ebert, 1889
Relief work to needy seamstresses, 1914
Office from the turn of the century, around 1900
Women at the telephone exchange, around 1900
Unskilled female workers in a hat factory, 1905
Berlin tourist guides, 1929
Comradeship evening at the Berlin Scherl publishing house
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