Cash Collection (page 6)

Vintage Cash Register In Kilby General Store Museum At Kilby Historic Site; Harrison Mills, British Columbia, Canada

Silver crown with comic verse on a Christmas card
Silver crown with comic verse on a Christmas and New Year card. Date: circa 1890s

A postcard of a wife taking her drunk husbands money

WW2 leaflet, Warship Week, Win this Battle with the help of your savings. In support of the National Savings Movement and the Warship Week Campaign. Date: 1942

Frederick Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies. Date: circa 1915

Scene in a Cash and Carry warehouse, with well-stocked shelves, forklift truck and driver. Date: circa 1980s

WW2 poster, Warship Week, Winston Churchill
WW2 poster, Warship Week, A message from the Prime Minister, with a portrait of Winston Churchill and a letter from him in support of the National Savings Movement and the Warship Week Campaign

Cash Clothing Company - King Street, South Shields, Tyne & Wear, Northumberland, England. Date: 1910s

French bank note, 50 Francs
French bank note, Banque de France, 50 Francs, issued on 19 May 1949. With a portrait of the French mathematician and astronomer Urbain Jean Joseph Le Verrier (1811-1877) on the front

Advert from the National Savings Committee 1945
Rhyme and reason. Sing a song of spare cash, a song to make you sigh; Four and twenty shillings spent on a buy. When the buy was open the bug began to sing Wasn t that a lot to pay for such a foolish

Advertisement for Albert Road Cash Drapery Stores
Original at Sheffield Local Studies Library: MP Folder 62

Le Deficit, 1788 (colour etching)
XCF290951 Le Deficit, 1788 (colour etching) by Cruikshank, Isaac (1756-1811); Private Collection; Scottish, out of copyright

Bag full of money on a cutout Christmas card
Bag full of money (one thousand pounds) on a cutout card -- Just to go on with this Christmas. Date: circa 1890s

An International small 4 wheeled box van, amoured secuity vehicle in downtown toronto

Bitcoins, conceptual artwork C016 / 9774
Bitcoins, conceptual computer artwork

Bitcoin, conceptual artwork C016 / 9773
Bitcoin, conceptual computer artwork

Bitcoin, conceptual artwork F008 / 3656
Bitcoin, conceptual computer artwork

Bitcoins, conceptual artwork F008 / 3294
Bitcoins, conceptual computer artwork

Bitcoin, conceptual image C016 / 9775
Bitcoin, conceptual composite image

Bitcoin, conceptual artwork C016 / 9777
Bitcoin, conceptual computer artwork

Burning money, 1920s German inflation C016 / 4519
Burning money. Woman burning German currency (German Papiermark) during the hyperinflation in Germany in the early 1920s. Before World War I, the Germany currency was known as the Goldmark

Hands counting money, notes and coins
Hands counting money -- 10 notes, 5 notes, 1 coins and 50p coins. Date: circa 1980s

Cartoon, The War Cry v. The Truth
Cartoon, The War Cry (published by General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army) v. The Truth (published by Henry Labouchere, Liberal MP and owner-editor)

Emptying the Missionary Box -- a smartly-dressed woman empties coins onto a plate. 1894

Edwardian New Year postcard
New Year greeting depicting a child on a sledge in the snow with a bag of cash & shamrocks accompanied by a walking companion. Date: 1902

Red purse full of money on a cutout card
Red purse full of coins, notes and stamps on a cutout card. Date: circa 1890s

Headingley Orphan Homes, Leeds - Pound Day
Pound Day at Headingley Orphan Homes, Leeds. Local supporters of the home were asked to donate a pound in cash or a pound weight of household supplies. Date: circa 1919

Childrens Encyclopedia Money Card, showing the coins of the United Kingdom. Date: circa 1900s

Postcard, Spanish flag and coins. Date: 1900s

Postcard, Mexican flag and coins. Date: 1900s

Bill of a one peseta. 1953. Spain
Bill of a one peseta of 1953. Reverse. Spain

WW2 leaflet, Warship Week, Don t miss the boat, the Navys Here. In support of the National Savings Movement and the Warship Week Campaign. Date: 1942

WW2 leaflet, Warship Week, The Signal Is Save
WW2 leaflet, Warship Week, The Signal is Save. The Navys Here. In support of the National Savings Movement and the Warship Week Campaign. Date: 1942

WW2 leaflet, Warship Week, HMS Victory bulldog
WW2 leaflet, Warship Week, The Navy Guards Your Food. HMS Victory bulldog. In support of the National Savings Movement and the Warship Week Campaign. Date: 1942

Cartoon, Dr Hellferich, WW1
Cartoon, Dr Hellferich [Helfferich], German finance minister. He says: Its strange! The higher the costs rise, the lower the Mark falls

Smiling man on a Christmas and New Year card -- Besides having a Merry Xmas I hope you will drop on a few good things in the New Year. (2 of 2) Date: early 20th century

WW2 poster, The Signal Is Save, with four naval flags and a warship in the background. Date: 1940s

WW2 poster, Save for victory in war savings. Date: circa 1942

Music cover, Shell Out Waltz by Herman Darewski, danced by Cebalios Desmond. 1912

Caricature of William Burdett-Coutts, politician
Caricature of William Lehman Ashmead Bartlett Burdett-Coutts (1851-1921) -- The Money-Spinner. He was an American-born British Conservative politician

Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a stocking, with presents overflowing out of the top. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Cartoon, They are giving their blood, WW1
" While the businessmen rake in the cash, the soldiers are paying with their blood" 1916

Five sovereigns on a Christmas card
Five sovereigns on a card -- May Good Luck hit you jolly hard this Christmas, and may you never want... a fiver. circa 1890s

Jug full of money on a Good Luck Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Sovereign on a Christmas card -- A Slight Token of Remembrance, from Pollie to Jack. Date: circa 1890s

Bag full of money on a German cutout Christmas card, with gold and copper coins bursting out. Date: circa 1890s

Purse full of money on a cutout Christmas card
Purse (open) full of money (notes and coins) on a cutout Christmas card. (2 of 2) Date: 1889

Gift of money on a cutout Christmas card
Gift of money (notes and coins) on a cutout Christmas card. Date: 1891

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