Stuff (page 9)

1930s Little Girl Vacuuming With Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaner Anonymous

1950s Father With Son Holding Balloon Surrounded By Toys and Stuffed Animals Anonymous

Torchlight Meeting of Know-Nothings at New York Anonymous

Boring wooden pipes, and casting and drawing iron pipes, c1825 Unknown

Chetham's Hospital and Library, Manchester Anonymous

A Good Book Walter Firle

A Good Vintage Francesco Vinea

French Bread Strapped to a Bicycle Anonymous

Copy of the inscription on the foundation stone of the new Royal Exchange, London Anonymous

Stream Polluted with Automotive and Household Waste Anonymous

Papyrus letter from a schoolboy to his father, c200 AD Anonymous

The repeal or the funeral of Miss Ame=Stamp Anonymous

Dustman carrying a basket of refuse on his back Thomas Lord Busby

Junks on the Yangtze River Anonymous

The Great Arch, Vadnagar, Gujarat, India Anonymous

Page from Tales of a Parrot: Ninth night: The old man eats of the fruit…, c. 1560 Unknown

Football Anonymous

Seal Of Merchant'S Company Of Virginia Anonymous

Chicago Fire Contributions Anonymous

The Smut or Dust Brand in Oats Anonymous

Objects of Art and Antiquity Exhibited at Ironmonger's Hall Anonymous

Rats Carry Off the Dollars Anonymous

Effects of Good Government in the City, detail of a merchant and craftsmen in the shoemaker's shop, 1338-40 Ambrogio Lorenzetti

Bill Shankly Liverpool manager Daily Mirror

Construction on Boston Common Anonymous

Boring for foundations for the New York and Brooklyn suspension bridge Anonymous

The Petroleum Wells at Baku on the Caspian: Boring a Petroleum Oil Well English School

Kissack's Wine and Food Festival, Isle of Man Manx Press Pictures

Good and bad ways to get rich Hadrianus Junius

Lake Mohonk House Postcard Anonymous

Train Freight Cars Entering Shipping Yard Anonymous

Dock Workers Loading Horse Drawn Goods to Ship Anonymous

Father Thames Introducing his Offspring to the Fair City of London School English

Inspecting catsup, Condiments Anonymous

Old Clothes!, Cries of London Anonymous

Paterson, New Jersey - Textiles. Junkies breaking up old looms, to be sold for scrap-iron and said to be sent... Lewis Hine