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File picture, dated 27/10/2011. A staff member holds a pair of silk bloomers belonging to Queen Victoria, which fetched £9,375 at Lyon & Turnbull auction house in Edinburgh. Stock Photo

RMG4MNGH–File picture, dated 27/10/2011. A staff member holds a pair of silk bloomers belonging to Queen Victoria, which fetched £9,375 at Lyon & Turnbull auction house in Edinburgh.

(210110) -- DAHINGGAN, Jan. 10, 2021 (Xinhua) -- A forest worker returns to the temporary tent with water fetched from a river in Huzhong District, Dahinggan, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 9, 2021. During the frigid winter, many forestry workers still stick to their posts in forest management and production, removing diseased and rotten wood while cultivating the forest.Eleven forest workers from Daxigou conservation area under the forestry bureau of Huzhong District entered the operation site on Jan. 2, carrying out forest cleaning work. They will live in temporary tents for n Stock Photo

RM2E1X2Y1–(210110) -- DAHINGGAN, Jan. 10, 2021 (Xinhua) -- A forest worker returns to the temporary tent with water fetched from a river in Huzhong District, Dahinggan, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 9, 2021. During the frigid winter, many forestry workers still stick to their posts in forest management and production, removing diseased and rotten wood while cultivating the forest.Eleven forest workers from Daxigou conservation area under the forestry bureau of Huzhong District entered the operation site on Jan. 2, carrying out forest cleaning work. They will live in temporary tents for n

A Spinks employee displays an Anglo-Saxon penny at their auction house in central London. The coin, found by an amateur metal detectionist in Bedfordshire, can be dated to around the 9th century, and is expected to fetch between 120,000 and 150,000. 06/10/04: The Anglo-Saxon penny fetched 230,000 at auction Wednesday 6 October 2004 - breaking the world record for a British coin. Specialists at Spink auction house in London had expected it to fetch between 120,000 and 150,000. Stock Photo

RMG7C8WF–A Spinks employee displays an Anglo-Saxon penny at their auction house in central London. The coin, found by an amateur metal detectionist in Bedfordshire, can be dated to around the 9th century, and is expected to fetch between 120,000 and 150,000. 06/10/04: The Anglo-Saxon penny fetched 230,000 at auction Wednesday 6 October 2004 - breaking the world record for a British coin. Specialists at Spink auction house in London had expected it to fetch between 120,000 and 150,000.

210110 -- DAHINGGAN, Jan. 10, 2021 -- A forest worker returns to the temporary tent with water fetched from a river in Huzhong District, Dahinggan, northeast China s Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 9, 2021. During the frigid winter, many forestry workers still stick to their posts in forest management and production, removing diseased and rotten wood while cultivating the forest. Eleven forest workers from Daxigou conservation area under the forestry bureau of Huzhong District entered the operation site on Jan. 2, carrying out forest cleaning work. They will live in temporary tents for nearly 20 d Stock Photo

RM2RR5KYR–210110 -- DAHINGGAN, Jan. 10, 2021 -- A forest worker returns to the temporary tent with water fetched from a river in Huzhong District, Dahinggan, northeast China s Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 9, 2021. During the frigid winter, many forestry workers still stick to their posts in forest management and production, removing diseased and rotten wood while cultivating the forest. Eleven forest workers from Daxigou conservation area under the forestry bureau of Huzhong District entered the operation site on Jan. 2, carrying out forest cleaning work. They will live in temporary tents for nearly 20 d

Colombia, Huila department, San Agustin, man is looking and counting the money he just fetched from an ATM of the Banco Agrario Stock Photo

RM2K01292–Colombia, Huila department, San Agustin, man is looking and counting the money he just fetched from an ATM of the Banco Agrario

Bildnummer: 56974601 Datum: 27.01.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120127) -- LIUZHOU, Jan. 27, 2012 (Xinhua) -- A staff member assays water samples fetched from Liujiang River, at the disease control and prevention center in Liuzhou, south China s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Jan. 27, 2012. Cadmium pollutants were detected in the Liujiang River in Liuzhou on Thursday afternoon, more than 10 days after industrial waste from a local mining company polluted Longjiang, a tributary upstream of the Liujiang River, the city s environmental protection bureau said. The government has begun looking Stock Photo

RM2RKN4FW–Bildnummer: 56974601 Datum: 27.01.2012 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (120127) -- LIUZHOU, Jan. 27, 2012 (Xinhua) -- A staff member assays water samples fetched from Liujiang River, at the disease control and prevention center in Liuzhou, south China s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Jan. 27, 2012. Cadmium pollutants were detected in the Liujiang River in Liuzhou on Thursday afternoon, more than 10 days after industrial waste from a local mining company polluted Longjiang, a tributary upstream of the Liujiang River, the city s environmental protection bureau said. The government has begun looking

'The Contents of Harveys Wine Museum' sale Stock Photo

RMG6GEG4–'The Contents of Harveys Wine Museum' sale

Bildnummer: 56149681 Datum: 05.10.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111005) -- HONG KONG, Oct. 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Buyers bid for a blue-and-white vase of ancient China s Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in Hong Kong, south China, Oct. 5, 2011. The vase fetched 168.66 million Hong Kong dollars, setting a new record at auction for porcelain from the Ming Dynasty. The Sotheby s auction was held in Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Wednesday. The total business volume for 32 artworks was 560 million Hong Kong dollars. (Xinhua/Song Zhenping) CHINA-HONG KONG-PORCELAIN-AUCTION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOT Stock Photo

RM2RKJNB9–Bildnummer: 56149681 Datum: 05.10.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111005) -- HONG KONG, Oct. 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Buyers bid for a blue-and-white vase of ancient China s Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in Hong Kong, south China, Oct. 5, 2011. The vase fetched 168.66 million Hong Kong dollars, setting a new record at auction for porcelain from the Ming Dynasty. The Sotheby s auction was held in Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Wednesday. The total business volume for 32 artworks was 560 million Hong Kong dollars. (Xinhua/Song Zhenping) CHINA-HONG KONG-PORCELAIN-AUCTION (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOT

playing Parson Russell Terrier in the snow Stock Photo

RMERYGW8–playing Parson Russell Terrier in the snow

Bildnummer: 56149680 Datum: 05.10.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111005) -- HONG KONG, Oct. 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- The picture taken on Oct. 5, 2011 shows a blue-and-white vase of ancient China s Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in Hong Kong, south China. The vase fetched 168.66 million Hong Kong dollars, setting a new record at auction for porcelain from Ming Dynasty. The Sotheby s auction was held in Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Wednesday. The total business volume for 32 artworks was 560 million Hong Kong dollars. (Xinhua/Song Zhenping) CHINA-HONG KONG-PORCELAIN-AUCTION (CN) PUBLICAT Stock Photo

RM2RKJNAM–Bildnummer: 56149680 Datum: 05.10.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (111005) -- HONG KONG, Oct. 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- The picture taken on Oct. 5, 2011 shows a blue-and-white vase of ancient China s Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in Hong Kong, south China. The vase fetched 168.66 million Hong Kong dollars, setting a new record at auction for porcelain from Ming Dynasty. The Sotheby s auction was held in Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Wednesday. The total business volume for 32 artworks was 560 million Hong Kong dollars. (Xinhua/Song Zhenping) CHINA-HONG KONG-PORCELAIN-AUCTION (CN) PUBLICAT

Queen Victoria bloomers for sale Stock Photo

RMG4MNGG–Queen Victoria bloomers for sale

. Discovery of Lakes Rudolf and Stefanie : a narrative of Count Samuel Talaki's exploring . ^ he had carried off a 10-borerifle belonging to Count Teleki. Maktubu had flogged the manthe day before, which perhaps accounted for his disappear-ance. In spite of every effort we never found him again. During the next night one of Jumbe Kimemetas men dis-. HUNTING CATFISH IN RAIN POOLS. appeared, the same who had already deserted to the Eeshiat andbeen fetched back, taking with him the stuffs, beads, silvermoney, and other small things belonging to his master.Kimemeta had not punished the man when he Stock Photo

RM2CJ7409–. Discovery of Lakes Rudolf and Stefanie : a narrative of Count Samuel Talaki's exploring . ^ he had carried off a 10-borerifle belonging to Count Teleki. Maktubu had flogged the manthe day before, which perhaps accounted for his disappear-ance. In spite of every effort we never found him again. During the next night one of Jumbe Kimemetas men dis-. HUNTING CATFISH IN RAIN POOLS. appeared, the same who had already deserted to the Eeshiat andbeen fetched back, taking with him the stuffs, beads, silvermoney, and other small things belonging to his master.Kimemeta had not punished the man when he

A photographic archive relating to the celebrated Cottingley Fairies hoax fetched 6000 at auction at Bonhams & Brooks in Knightsbridge, London They were bought by an unnamed private buyer. * The Cottingley Fairies hoax was perpetrated by Elsie Wright, 15, and her cousin Frances Griffiths, 10, in the village of Cottingley, near Bradford in 1917. In order to prove that fairies really did exist, Elsie took a picture showing Frances with a troop of sprites dancing in front of her. The two pictures convinced theosophist Edward Gardner, and Arthur Conan Doyle who published a number of articles on Stock Photo

RMG5AAR3–A photographic archive relating to the celebrated Cottingley Fairies hoax fetched 6000 at auction at Bonhams & Brooks in Knightsbridge, London They were bought by an unnamed private buyer. * The Cottingley Fairies hoax was perpetrated by Elsie Wright, 15, and her cousin Frances Griffiths, 10, in the village of Cottingley, near Bradford in 1917. In order to prove that fairies really did exist, Elsie took a picture showing Frances with a troop of sprites dancing in front of her. The two pictures convinced theosophist Edward Gardner, and Arthur Conan Doyle who published a number of articles on