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Showing posts with label butcher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butcher. Show all posts

Friday, June 13, 2014

Butchers Trade Signs

Album of Photographs of Electric Signs by the Gray Sign Company, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1911

Butcher's Trade Sign, 19th century
 
And two reproductions of the above sign:
 
 
And I just thought I'd just add this one just for the hell of it:
 
Auto Butchers Club of East L.A., Cali., 1950s
 
 

Butchers

 
 
 

Russian Butcher

Russian Butcher
 



 

Decorating With Meat

 
Irish meat market, ca. 1901
 
Butcher Shop in Watney St., Parkston, South Dakota, 1905
 
Butcher shop, Cambria City, PA, circa 1910
 
Butchers shop, Vancouver, Canada, 1890
 
'M. Sabatos & Sons' in Irvington, New Jersey in 1939.
 
Butcher Shop, Nottingham, England, 1903
 
H. Wellbeloved, Butchers, 1886
 
Butcher, John Eaton, England, 1888
 
Wellington, New Zealand, 1910
 
Close Up of Decorated Meat
 
William Harper, butcher, Wellington Street, England,  1892
 
 

Random Butchery

Possums, New York, circa 1916
 
Brixton, England, Horsemeat, 1940s
 
A butcher in his Model T Ford. Crone 's Butcher Shop at St Arnaud, Victoria, 1923
 
Petznick Game Butcher Shop, Berlin, Germany, 1899

Pork Packing in The 1800's

 
Pork Packing in Cincinnati, 1873



The Hog Trade of Cincinnati, published in Harper's Weekly, February, 1860

Chicago Meatpacking, 1878

The Butcher from Diderot’s Encyclopedia, 1763



The Butcher In Art

The Butchers Shop, Bartolomeo Passerotti, 17th century

Butcher's Stall with the Flight into Egypt, 1551, Pieter Aertsen

Joachim Beuckelaer, Butcher Shop, 1568

Jan Josef I Horemans, Workshop with shoemaker, butcher & lacemaker, 18thcentury

David Teniers II, Butcher Shop (Boston), 1642
 
Slaughtered Pig, Joachim Beuckelaer, 1563

The Butcher, Francois Bonvin, 19th century

The Butchers Shop, Jan Victors, 17th century

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

German Master Butcher

 
This image shows a German Master Butcher (center with mustache) with his companions. Left and right outside are the two apprentices. The companions have their personal tools on a belt. The photograph was taken in 1917 in Recklinghausen, Germany.