Transfer Collection (page 8)

Tottenham Hotspur footballer Gary Lineker with his manager Terry Venables on the terraces at White Hart Lane after signing from Barcelona, June 1989

Plate design - Heads of State and flags of the Allies - WWI
Unmarked plate. Transfer shows portraits of Heads of State and flags of the Allies, and reads 1914 - THE ALLIES - HONOUR - DEFENCE - PEACE. Good condition. Commemorative Ware

Alfred Meakin china plate - Lloyd George quotation
Alfred Meakin china plate with decorated border. Transfer reads - BARNSTAPLE. THE RT. HON. D. LLOYD GEORGE, PRIME MINISTER

Booths Silicon china mug - 8 Allies including India
A very rare Booths Silicon china mug, dated A.D. 1914, with hand enamelled transfer in blue. It has a continuous decoration showing the 8 Allies (which are all named) including India

Carlton China figure of Yours to a Cinder - Old Bill. Includes transfer of Coat of Arms of Rothsea. Wiltshaw & Robinson, Stoke on Trent. Commemorative Ware

GS Chadwick bust portrait of Sir John French
G. S. Chadwick (sculptor) bust length portrait of Sir John French. Transfer of Flags of the Allies - United We Stand and inscribed Oct 2nd 1914, Copyright. Commemorative Ware

Sutherland China cream jug - Flags of the Allies
Sutherland China cream jug. Transfer of the Flags of the Allies - For Freedoms Cause 1914. Includes shields of The Triple Entente and The Allied Forces.. Commemorative Ware

A CH-53 Sea Stallion lifts a HU-25 Guardian Coast Guard aircraft
Elizabeth City Air Station, North Carolina - A CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter lifts an unserviceable HU-25 Guardian Coast Guard aircraft

LOUISIANA PURCHASE, 1803. Ceremony in New Orleans, 20 December 1803. Painting by Thure de Thulstrup

St Malo, Brittany, France (Emerald Coast)
Lightermen (and women) (" Garbarriers" ) - at St Malo, Brittany, France. Lightermen were workers who transferred goods between ships and quays

Female Hippy 1967
HIPPIES A spaced-out hippy woman, wearing the obligatory flowers in her hair, transfers, beads, tinsel and floaty layers of chiffon etc. Date: August 1967

Decorating Pottery By Transfer Designs, Belleek Potteries - an interior shot showing women working at transfer designs for chinaware. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Fermanagh: Belleek)

Preparing Transfer Designs for China from Engraved Copper Plates, Belleek Potteries - an interior shot showing a man working with copper plate for designs on the chinaware

Spain. Barcelona. Movement of the plinth of the column to the monument of Christopher Columbus. Engraving by Llonch. The Illustration, 1887. Colored

Passenger transfer in port of Mollendo, Peru, South America
Passenger transfer system via crane in the port of Mollendo, Peru, South America. This was necessary because the Pacific swell was too great for normal methods. Date: circa 1910

Victorian Transfer design, couple in a garden, 18th century costume. 19th century

Victorian Transfer design, couple walking, 18th century costume. 19th century

Victorian Transfer design, three musicians. 19th century

Victorian Transfer design, girls and flowers. 19th century

Victorian Transfer design, girls with birds and roses. 19th century

Victorian Transfer design, loving couple in 18th century costume. 19th century

Victorian Transfer design, two girls with roses. 19th century

Toreboda Station, Sweden
SWEDEN Station at Toreboda, where one can transfer from the railway to the river-boat Date: 1865

Advertisement, Swing Needle Embroidery Transfer
Advertisement, Dressing Table Mats, Swing Needle Embroidery Transfer. circa 1960s

Where to write on an American Travellers Cheque
Explanation of what to write and where to sign on an American Travellers Cheque. Date: 1920s

WW1 - British soldiers arriving in France
WW1 - British soldiers alight a military transport vessel as they arrive in France. Date: 1914

Royal Vale china bowl - WWI
A Royal Vale china bowl. H. J. Colcough, Goddard Street, Longton. Transfer on one side shows the Heads of State and Flags of the Allies

Milk jug - Flags of the Allies - WWI
Milk jug. Transfer on one side shows the Flags of the Allies and For Right and Freedom - c. 1914. Transfer of a Crown on the other side. Commemorative Ware

Plate design - flags of the Allies - FOR RIGHT AND FREEDOM
Unmarked plate with mottled edge. Transfer shows flags of the Allies and reads FOR RIGHT AND FREEDOM. Good condition. Commemorative Ware

W H Goss china plate - Patriotic war humour
W. H. Goss china plate with gold border. Transfer shows flags of the Allies, c. 1915 and reads TO COOK A GERMAN : COOK ON A BRITISH KITCHENER. USE A JAPAN ENAMELLED SAUCEPAN

Highly decorated unmarked plate - WWI patriotic themes
Highly decorated unmarked plate showing Britannia, the British Lion, British soldier, ships, and flags of the Allies. Transfer reads - BOROUGH OF DEPTFORD - PEACE DAY SOUVENIR OF THE GREAT WAR

Unmarked plate - FOR RIGHT AND FREEDOM
Unmarked plate. Transfer shows flags of the Allies and reads FOR RIGHT AND FREEDOM. Good condition. Commemorative Ware

Mug - British soldier and a British sailor - Angel of Peace
Unmarked china mug with a transfer showing a British soldier and a British sailor with heads bowed in front of an Angel of Peace. Flags of the Allies are being waved by groups of young children

Crown Devon china mug with flags of the Allies
Crown Devon (S. Fielding & Co. Stoke on Trent) china mug. Transfer shows Britannia and the flags of the Allies with a Dove of Peace and the words Liberty, Justice, Truth, Honour

Carona China Pitcher - Flags of the Allies - European War
A. Shancock & Sons - The Carona China Pitcher. Transfer shows The Flags of the Allies - European War, 1914. Commemorative Ware

Shelley China Sevres Vase model - Royal Garrison Artillery
Shelley China model of a Sevres Vase (18th Century). Transfer of the Royal Garrison Artillery. Commemorative Ware

Basket moulded dish with transfer - Bairnsfatherware
Basket moulded dish with transfer - Give it a good ard un, Bert. Inscribed on reverse - Grimswade - made by the girls of Staffs. Winter 17/18 plus Royal Coat of Arms. Bairnsfather Ware

Large bowl with transfer - Bairnsfatherware
Large bowl with transfer - I likes me drop of rum Decoration around inside of rim and cartoons, etc. on the outside of the bowl. Inscribed on reverse - Grimswade - Souvenir of Great War, commenced

W H Goss Peace plate - 1919 - Angel of Peace
An extremely rare W. H. Goss Peace plate. Multi-coloured design, issued to commemorate Peace in 1919. The highly detailed transfer has the Angel of Peace in a gothic frame

Wooden Propeller manufactured by Frederick Tibbenham of Ipswich (the companys transfer sign of a bumble bee was used on every propeller that the company made)

Bairnsfatherware squared vase If you knows
Grimwades squared vase with transfer If you knows. and Royal Cipher on reverse. Inscribed on reverse Made by the girls of Staffordshire. Bairnsfather Ware

Grafton china figure of a baby dressed as a WWI Tommy
An extremely rare hand-painted Grafton china figure of a baby dressed as a First World War Tommy, standing on a base with a transfer which reads Aberystwyth. Commemorative Ware

Vase - Tommy plus flags
Vase - Transfer shows a patriotic image of a Tommy plus flags consisting of the Royal Cipher, Union Jack and the Royal Navy. Union Flag on reverse. Commemorative Ware

Dish - Grimswades, Winton
Dish. Transfer reads Well if you knows. Base - Grimwades, Stockton-on-Tees. Bairnsfather Ware

Beaker - A Souvenir of the Great War
Beaker. Transfer reads Well if you knows. Transfer of bird, tree and barbed wire on the other side. Ornate border to rim. Base reads A Souvenir of the Great War. Bairnsfather Ware

Jug - A Souvenir of the Great War
Jug. Transfer reads Coiffure in the trenches with Crest of Herne Bay on other side. Ornate border round rim. Base reads A Souvenir of the Great War. Bairnsfather Ware

Teapot - Grimwades, Winton
Teapot. Transfer reads Where did. with Royal Coat of Arms transfer on other side. Base - Grimwades, Winton. Bairnsfather Ware

Bairnsfather Ware - Bruce Bairnsfather
Bairnsfather Ware butter dish. Transfer reads - ere with a loaf of bread. Striped border, clear base. Bairnsfather Ware

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Transferring through time and space: From Soyuz docking missions to unloading ships at London Docks, the concept of 'transfer' has shaped our world in countless ways. In 1969, news reports were filled with excitement as astronauts successfully transferred from their spacecraft to the Soyuz during a historic mission. Meanwhile, back in 1908, the bustling London Docks witnessed workers transferring goods from massive ships onto land, fueling trade and commerce. Transfer extends beyond physical movements; it also encompasses shifts in careers and sports. Footballer Peter Thompson's transfer to Liverpool for a staggering £37 made headlines, highlighting the significance of player transfers in shaping teams' fortunes. Similarly, Arsenal legend Thierry Henry's move to Highbury after signing for Arsene Wenger showcased how they can redefine football legacies. But transfer isn't limited to human activities alone; it permeates scientific advancements too. Optical computing revolutionized data processing by transferring information using light instead of traditional electronic methods. Likewise, optical fibers transformed communication networks by enabling rapid data transfer over long distances. Even art finds its place within the realm – take Booths bone china flared beaker or The Miser Molier's theatrical masterpiece – both examples showcasing artistic expressions that transcend time and culture through their intricate designs and storytelling prowess. In times of conflict like World War I, transfer took on a different meaning as British stretcher cases were carefully transported from Salonika back home for medical care – an act symbolizing hope amidst chaos. Lastly, thermograms capturing cooling towers remind us how thermal energy is transferred efficiently while minimizing environmental impact. From historical events to technological breakthroughs and cultural phenomena like Flower Power in 1967 - where ideas about peace and love were transferred across generations - 'transfer' remains an ever-present force driving progress and change throughout history.