Black and white photograph of two 1000 KVA transformers and sub-station number 2 (north) during the construction of Irish Biscuits Ltd. (merging of Jacob's Biscuits and Boland's Biscuits). The site was located in Tallaght, Dublin.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Villages--Tallaght | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Black and white photograph of a large group sitting in front of a 1916 'historama' designed by senior officers at Custume Barracks, Athlone. Jacob's management, Jeffery Brian Jenkins, Edward C. Bewley, and Gordon Lambert are sitting in the front row. The historama was displayed i
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Employees--Ireland--Dublin
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Black and white photograph of Managing Director of Jacob's Biscuits, Jeffery Brian Jenkins presenting in front of a 1916 'historama' designed by senior officers at Custume Barracks, Athlone. Six men in military attire sit behind a table. The historama was displayed in Jacob's Rec
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Employees--Ireland--Dublin
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Shown in foreground is delivery end of oven taking up almost full length of floor. Pieces of wood or machinery seen on ground to the right. B & W photograph: 120mm x 160mm.
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Black and white photograph of a group of male Jacob's employees receiving a watch due to long service within the company.
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Employees--Ireland--Dublin
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Black and white photograph showing the hole at the 42 yards mark at a golf course. Houses are seen in the background behind the fence as well as a long outbuilding with benches in front of it.
Sport
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Black and white photograph of the rear view of a delivery van belonging to Addis Ltd. The photographer's stamp on the reverse of the photograph gives the following address: 1 Winckley St., Preston.
Transport
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Black and white advertisement for Odlums flour (on the top) and Jacob's Biscuit Factory (on the bottom). The latter advertisement talks about the history of the Jacob's factory and its contribution to Irish society. On the reverse can be seen an advertisement for Ulster Bank conc
Advertising
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Colour advertisement for Jacob's biscuits featuring a small, blonde-haired child dressed in a frilly, white dress.
Advertising
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Black and white aerial photograph of Bishop Street, Dublin including the Jacob's Biscuit Factory.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Black and white aerial photograph of the Jacob's Factory on Bishop Street, Dublin. Handwritten number on the back of the image; AR4505.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Black and white aerial photograph of Bishop Street, Dublin including the Jacob's Biscuit Factory.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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