Denominations Collection

Vintage Gambling Card, 1934 (colour litho)
3035742 Vintage Gambling Card, 1934 (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); (add.info.: Vintage Square Ben bingo or gambling card; lithograph, 1934.); Photo eGraphicaArtis; American

Cartoon depicting Jesuits trying to pull down the Tree of Jansenism
XEE884134 Cartoon depicting Jesuits trying to pull down the Tree of Jansenism, by French School, (18th century); Private Collection; Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright

Coins of Mexico, Central America and flag. Date: 1910

Quaakers meeting ca 1656 group quakers interior
Quaakers meeting, ca. 1656, A group of quakers in an interior. Some sit on couches and chairs others stand. In the middle of a barrel stands a woman with her hands clasped together

Disassembled kaleidoscope pl 1 Memoire sur la
Disassembled kaleidoscope, pl. 1, Memoire sur la construction et la theorie du symetrisateur lunette connue sous les denominations de metamorphosiscope, transfigurateur, jou-jou merveilleux, etc

Specimen Of The Left Hand With The Lines And Their Horoscopic Denominations. From Science And Literature In The Middle Ages By Paul Lacroix Published London 1878

Montage of miscellaneous Euro currency. Credit as: Dennis Flaherty / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Allegory equating the Roman Catholic religion with other denominations, 1799, print maker: Carel Frederik Bendorp I, Pieter Luyten, G.J. Derens, 1799

Turkish Coin Card, illustrating various small denominations of coin with their foreign exchange rates. Date: 1910

King Manuel II of Portugal (1889-1932) - the last King of Portugal, from 1908 to 1910. Exiled to Twickenham, London after the Republican Revolution of 1910

Portuguese coins - early 20th century, charting the change from the reign of Carlos I, up to his assassination in 1908, the brief reign of his son Manuel II

William Hogarths print published in 1721, satirising the South Sea Bubble. People queue to enter Devils shop, while he cuts up Fortune

Printing banknotes, Russia C013 / 9188
Printing banknotes. Close-up of freshly printed and cut ruble banknotes ready for packaging at the Goznak factory, Perm, Russia

Money shower, conceptual image

British coins

Mans wallet
MODEL RELEASED. Mans wallet. Man holding his open wallet, with British fifty pound notes. The wallet also contains numerous credit cards, debit cards, and store loyalty cards

Wasting money, conceptual image

Turkish Coin Card - small denominations
Turkish Coin Card, illustrating various small denominations of coin with their foreign exchange rates

Turkish Coin Card, illustrating various denominations of coin with their foreign exchange rates

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"Exploring Denominations: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the past with a vintage gambling card from 1934, its vibrant colors capturing the excitement of an era long gone. Marvel at a thought-provoking cartoon depicting Jesuits attempting to pull down the Tree of Jansenism, symbolizing religious divisions and conflicts. Transport yourself to 1680 through an engraving showcasing an anti-Catholic procession, shedding light on historical tensions between different faiths. Admire coins from Mexico and Central America alongside their national flags, representing diverse denominations united by currency. A captivating montage of miscellaneous Euro currency reminds us of our interconnected world, where various denominations coexist in harmony. Delve into ancient practices as you explore horoscopic denominations depicted on a specimen of the left hand from London's 1878 publication "Science and Literature in the Middle Ages. " Witness Quakers gathering in unity during a meeting circa 1656, exemplifying how denominational differences can be set aside for communal worship. Uncover the intricate beauty within a disassembled kaleidoscope, reflecting how even fragmented elements can form mesmerizing patterns. An allegorical print from 1799 equates Roman Catholicism with other denominations, reminding us that all religions share common ground amidst their unique beliefs. Discover Turkish coin cards illustrating various small denominations that once circulated within this rich cultural tapestry. Lastly, encounter King Manuel II of Portugal alongside early 20th-century Portuguese coins – tangible symbols of denomination intertwined with royal history. In this captivating journey across time and cultures, we witness both division and unity among different denominations – whether religious or monetary – reminding us that diversity is what makes our world truly fascinating.