This knife is used exclusively by Inuit women.

Butchers used boning saws such as this one to cut up meat carcasses.

This is a copy of the free brochure published by the Bülach glass jar manufacturer.

The double blade of this chopper gives it greater stability for chopping herbs.

This object had a dual purpose.

During the Great Depression in the United States, from the 1930s onwards, the decreasing cost of electricity sparked the development of electrical appliances marketed to modern and wealthy urban households.

This container once contained glyphosate, a non-selective herbicide.

This book, published in 1812 in Lausanne (CH), seeks to justify potatoes as food for humble Christians.

Red food colouring including cochineal extract falls under the number E120 on the European list of food additives.

Gynostemma pentaphyllum leaves, also known as the ‘immortality herb', are infused with extracts of various plants, then dried and packaged.