Protestors sit with linked arms and some sporting cellophane to protect their eyes as police man a barrier in front of the Legislative Council...
Protestors lie with linked arms and cellophane protecting their eyes in front of the Legislative Council building in Hong Kong on January 16 during...
South Korean trade unionists, some with cellophane over their eyes to protect against pepper spray, scuffle with riot police during protests against...
South Korean trade unionist, his face covered in cellophane to protect from pepper spray, takes a rest from scuffles with riot police during protests...
Photograph of a woman polishing the coffee table, taken by Photographic Advertising Limited in 1950. Photographic Advertising Limited, founded in...
Photograph of a woman having a rest from the housework, sitting on a settee smoking a cigarette, taken by Photographic Advertising Limited in 1950....
Two half pound chocolate trays made from plastics. The thin sheets of plastic are vaccuum formed into the shape required.
Edward John Bevan , co-inventor of the viscose rayon process. Bevan patented the viscose process of rayon manufacture with Charles Frederick Cross in...
Charles Frederick Cross , co-inventor of the viscose rayon process. Cross patented the viscose process of rayon manufacture with Edward John Bevan in...
Edward John Bevan , co-inventor of the viscose rayon process. Bevan patented the viscose process of rayon manufacture with Charles Frederick Cross in...
Ein Sommerhut mit einem Cellophan-Schirm, der vor Sonneneinstrahlung schützen soll Aufnahme: Sonja GeorgiOriginalaufnahme im Archiv von ullstein bild
Shown above in action is the revolutionary machine perfected by a Denverite to turn out butter patties wrapped in cellophane and foil. Shown with...
Wieners are counted, wrapped in cellophane and trademark label is added by automatic machinery at Sigman Meat Co. Credit: Denver Post
ham, cheese and arugula sandwich, made with a poppy seed bread roll, packaged in plastic - 玻璃紙 個照片及圖片檔三文治, 膠袋
Nikki Hurst modelling undergarments as the bridesmaid at cellophane wedding when Jockey Uk celebrated 50 years of Y-fronts in Britain.
