Rolling Collection (page 42)

Gwr Corridor Carriage
Great Western Railway corridor carriage

Lancs Yorks Carriage
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway third class saloon carriage

North Easten 3rd Class
North Eastern Railway third class carriage

Midland Rly Pullman Cch
Midland Railway Pullman drawing-room coach

Gt Eastern Dining Car
Great Eastern Railway dining car

Steelworks, Shefield, 1920
Steelworks of John Brown & Co. Sheffield: the hollow rolling mill

Coach Type Carriage
Many of the early railway carriages were constructed like road coaches - even with a high seat at the back

Class Distinctions
Rolling stock on the Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway, Cornwall: first, second and third class carriages. Date: 1840

Children / Apple Pie C1884
Two little girls help (or rather hinder) their mother as she rolls out the pastry for an apple pie

Rolling Sidewalks for Pedestrians (And their Dogs)

Rolling the Lawn
A lady makes sure that her husband rolls the lawn correctly

Wife and Rolling Pin
The lady is saying, in a broad Yorkshire accent which I ll spare you, that she doesn t need Votes For Women, her rolling-pin is all she needs to get what she wants

Dirty Great Snowball
A group of schoolboys and girls in caps, hats and overcoats, rolling a dirty great snowball!

Steel - Rolling Mill
ROLLING MILL

C17 BAKER / 20
A baker rolls out his dough using an early type of rolling pin

Children on Rocks / 1888
Children playing on the rocks with their dog have to rescue their sailing boat

Curry&rice / Meal Prepared
Natives preparing a meal : gutting chickens and rolling dough

Two Dutch children with two snowmen
Two Dutch children, two Dutch snowmen, and a Christmas greeting in Dutch

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

Rolling is a universal concept that transcends boundaries and brings joy to various aspects of life. From Coopers diligently crafting wooden barrels to dung beetles tirelessly rolling their precious cargo, the art showcases determination and skill. In Addo Elephant National Park, two dung beetles can be seen working together, showcasing the power of teamwork in achieving their goal. But rolling isn't just limited to insects; even humans embrace this rhythmic motion. A rock and roll dancing couple effortlessly glides across the floor, showcasing their passion for music and movement. Similarly, sheep below Black Mountain in Brecon Beacons National Park indulge in playful rolls on lush green grass, reminding us that sometimes we need to let go and enjoy life's simple pleasures. In colder climates like the Arctic, even polar bears find delight in rolling around in freshly fallen snow. A young polar bear playfully tumbles through its wintry playground with sheer abandon, reminding us of the importance of embracing our inner childlike spirit and has found its place in exercise routines throughout history. The Women's League of Health & Beauty exercise classes from 1938 demonstrate how rolling movements have been incorporated into fitness regimes for decades. These exercises not only promote physical well-being but also encourage mental rejuvenation. Beyond nature and human activities, rolling extends its influence into culinary delights as well. Puff pastry recipes showcase how delicate layers are meticulously rolled out to create delectable treats that tantalize our taste buds. The beauty is not confined to specific locations either; it can be witnessed anywhere around the world. Whether it's a lone horse gracefully galloping at sunset on Darby Dan Farm or an illustration depicting a rolled paper scroll tied with gold ribbon symbolizing knowledge preserved over time - these images evoke a sense of wonderment associated with this timeless act. Even geographical formations reflect the essence of rolling; The Seven Sisters chalk cliffs stand tall along South Downs National Park, their majestic curves gracefully rolling into the sea.