Gin Collection (page 6)

Cartoon, The Sailor and His Lass -- Augustus Harris (1852-1896), British actor, dramatist and impresario, holding his newborn baby daughter, with the midwife in the background. 1883

Man Trap, Old Castle, Hillsborough - a view of a large gin trap outside with a man opening it. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Down; Hillsborough). Date: circa early 1900s

Seagers Gin advertisement, 1935
Advertisement for Seagers gin, with some a perfectly logical method of persuasion. If you re feeling a little tired, then you should take a daily glass. Sound advice

Cartoon, The first outing. Europe goes dance-crazy in the immediate aftermath of the Armistice, after five years of fighting. A couple dance the foxtrot in a cocktail bar. Date: 1919

O Briens Bar, Juarez, Chihuaha, Mexico
Exterior view of O Briens Bar and Cafe, in Comercio Street, Juarez, Chihuaha, Mexico, owned by Jimme O Brien and Joe Mogel. Barrels of whisky and cases of gin are being unloaded. Date: circa 1925

Common juniper tree, Juniperus communis, with berries.. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by French botanist Jean Baptiste Francois Pierre Bulliard from Herbier de la France, Paris, 1780

PEREZ DE HITA, Gin鳠(1544-1619). Spanish Golden
PEREZ DE HITA, Gin鳠 (1544-1619). Spanish Golden Age writer. Cover of the book Historia de los bandos de los zegr� y abencerrajes, caballeros moros de Granada

Barrels of drink
Slide showing a picture of barrels containing various drinks stacked up. The drinks include gin, brandy, whiskey, rum, port, sherry, porter, ale and stout. Part of Box 366

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 9
This is the paper, the poor drunkard signed, Which was brought by the pastor, so noble and kind, Who pitied the woman, with wobegone face, And her husband, the drunkard

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 12
This is the cottage, the home of delight, Whence prayer, like an incense, ascends day and night, Where joy and contentment sit smiling so bright - Whence came this glad home where such comforts unite

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 11
This is the text which the good pastor chose, And the light on the soul of the drunkard arose, As he sat in the church, to which one Sabbath-day, Along with his wife he had taken his way

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 7
This is the woman, with wobegone face, The wife of the drunkard, in rags and disgrace, Who is served by the lady, all jewels and lace, The wife of the landlord who coins his bright gold

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 2
These are the drinks that are sold night and day, at the bar of the Gin-shop, so glittering and gay. Illustration no. 2 of 12 by George Cruikshank to The Gin-Shop

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 8
This is the pastor, so noble and kind, Who pitied the woman, with wobegone face, And the husband, the drunkard, in rags and disgrace, Who is served by the lady, all jewels and lace

Cruikshank, The Gin Shop, plate 1
This is the Gin-shop all glittering and gay. Illustration no. 1 of 12 by George Cruikshank to The Gin-Shop, an improving rhyme warning against the dangers of alcohol and its ruinous effects

Tatler front cover 1964, featuring a gin and tonic
Front cover of The Tatler magazine for July 1964 featuring a close up photograph of a particularly inviting looking gin and tonic, with ice and lemon. Date: 1964

Adverts and messages commemorating the coronation
On the left, an embroidery created by the Royal School of Needlework for the makers of Capstan cigarettes (branch of The Imperial Tobacco Co.)

Putnam Oil & Fertilizer Company Ginnery
Putnam Oil & Fertilizer Company Cotton Ginnery - Eatonton, Georgia, USA Date: 1907

George Morland
GEORGE MORLAND artist, whose favoured subject matter - gin-shops, stables and public houses - reflected his personal habits... Date: 1763 - 1804

LABEL: GIN, c1860. Label for Flora Temple Schiedam gin, imported by Besson & Van Syckel, c1860

Mans Burden
circa 1850: A man with a padlock and chain round his neck labelled wedlock is carrying on his shoulders a drunken woman drinking gin. Behind them is a pawnbrokers nameds Gripp

A Cognocenti contemplating ye Beauties of ye Antique, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, engraver, [London] : H. Humphrey, 1801, an elderly Sir William Hamilton inspecting his antiquities

Women and Gin Drinking, 19th Century (engraving)
XJF872741 Women and Gin Drinking, 19th Century (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Gambols on the River Thames, 1814 (hand-coloured etching)
XJF493398 Gambols on the River Thames, 1814 (hand-coloured etching) by Cruikshank, George (1792-1878); Private Collection; (add.info)

William Hogarth (English, 1697 - 1764), Gin Lane, 1751, etching and engraving

A Gin Shop, c. 1808-09 (watercolour)
XJF440657 A Gin Shop, c.1808-09 (watercolour) by Rowlandson, Thomas (1756-1827); eMuseum of London, UK; (add.info.: Illustrating the dangers of gin drinking; During the late Georgian period gin was)

Liquor seller, 18th century, liszt gourmet archive, alcohol, alcoholic, brandy, rum, jamaica spirits, spirits of wine, gin

A London Liquor Shop, 1839 (pencil on paper)
XJF354250 A London Liquor Shop, 1839 (pencil on paper) by Scharf, George the Elder (1788-1860); Private Collection; German, out of copyright

The Sunday Market, London (engraving)
XJF2920756 The Sunday Market, London (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

I ll tell you what! That such things are we must allow, but such things never were till now, Wigstead, Henry, delineator, England, E. Jackson, ca

Gin seller and the three beggars, Jan van Ossenbeeck, 1647-1674

Fumigation of the Corsican, 1813, Anonymous, Thomas Rowlandson, 1813 - 1815

USA; Georgia; Savannah; Historic Starrs Mill in Georgia

Man at bar wanting clove to disguise evidence of his boozing
Drunken gentleman leaning against a bar, requesting the barmaid for a clove to disguise the olfactory evidence of his boozing

Wit of a toothless old soak when faced with Sally Army pair
The witty reposte of a toothless old soak when faced with a pair of Salvation Army women: Salvation Sal (to village toper) - " If thou doesn t mend thy ways, Ben Bosker

Barman has a stern word with a disreputable customer who has been stealing pewter beer tankards, which he has been turning into coinage to bring back to spend at the same establishment

Navajo Arch, Arches National Park, Utah, USA

A tray of glasses of sloe gin with unstoppered decanter. credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Picture No. 10897914
Snowman - with broom and bottle of Gin in snow landscape Date:

Gin Lane is a print issued in 1751 by William Hogarth (1697 - 1764) an English painter, printmaker, in support of what would become the Gin Act. It depicts the evils of the consumption of gin

Forming cotton into laps so that it could be put into the carding machine in a uniform amounts. In foreground baskets of cotton that had been through the gin to remove seeds and separate fibres

Eli Whitney (1765-1825) American inventor and manufacturer, born at Westborough, Massachusetts. Credited with the invention of the cotton gin (1793) to separate cotton fibre from seeds and seedpods

Indian cotton bower and his wife who is weaving a narrow strip of cloth. Before the invention of the cotton gin, raw cotton was bowed to remove the seeds before carding and spinning

Eli Whitney (1765-1825) American inventor and manufacturer, born at Westborough, Massachusetts. Credited with the invention of the cotton gin (1793) to separate cotton fibre from seeds and seedpods

Chinatown, Los Angeles, CA
Vintage postcard view of the towers, pagodas and storefronts along Gin Ling Way. Neon signs shine brightly as people mill about the street, walking and shopping from vendors

New Chinatown, Los Angeles, California
Vintage postcard showing fantastic towers and pagodas along Gin Ling Way

Liquor Seller, 18th Century, Liszt Gourmet Archive, Alcohol, Alcoholic, Brandy, Rum, Jamaica Spirits, Spirits Of Wine, Gin

A Cognocenti Contemplating Ye Beauties Of Ye Antique, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, Engraver, [london] : H. Humphrey, 1801, An Elderly Sir William Hamilton Inspecting His Antiquities

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"Gin: A Spirited Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of gin, where history intertwines with art and culture. The works of William Hogarth, such as "Gin Lane" and "Beer Street, " provide a glimpse into the societal impact of this beloved spirit. In 1751, Hogarth's powerful artwork depicted the devastating consequences of excessive gin consumption in Gin Lane. It served as a cautionary tale, highlighting the dangers of intemperance that plagued society during that era. Contrasting Gin Lane was Beer Street, showcasing a more balanced approach to alcohol consumption. This engraving portrayed beer as a healthier alternative to gin, promoting moderation and responsible drinking habits. Fast forward to the 1960s when Piccadilly Circus illuminated London's night sky. Amongst the vibrant lights stood advertisements for Booths Gin, captivating passersby with its allure. The legacy continues through various brands like Coates Plymouth Gin and Seagers Gin Advert from different eras. These advertisements not only promote their products but also reflect changing trends in marketing strategies throughout history. However, it is important to remember that gin is not just about advertising or historical depictions; it holds an integral place in cocktail culture too. From classic martinis to refreshing G&Ts garnished with botanicals, it has become synonymous with mixology creativity. Yet amidst all these associations lies an underlying message - responsible consumption. While enjoying Suze Alcoholic Drinks or Sunday in a Gin Palace may seem tempting, it is crucial to savor each sip mindfully. So raise your glass filled with this juniper-infused elixir – let us toast both tradition and innovation while embracing the rich tapestry woven by centuries-old distilleries and contemporary craft gins alike. Cheers.