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Portrait of Joe Childs (1923) by Sir John Lavery (1856–1941)
Portrait of Joe Childs (1923) by Sir John Lavery (1856–1941)
Childs, in the royal colours (Gallaher's cigarette card, 1936)
Childs, in the royal colours (Gallaher's cigarette card, 1936)
Gainsborough, the horse on which Childs won the Triple Crown
Gainsborough, the horse on which Childs won the Triple Crown
Joseph Watson, 1st Baron Manton, by John Lavery, 1922
Joseph Watson, 1st Baron Manton, by John Lavery, 1922
Joseph Watson, 1st Baron Manton. Portrait sketch by John A M Hay, 1923
Joseph Watson, 1st Baron Manton. Portrait sketch by John A M Hay, 1923
Advertisement for Watson's Matchless Cleanser soap, advertised in 1910 as "the most popular soap in Great Britain" Illustration by Howard Davie, Augus
Advertisement for Watson's Matchless Cleanser soap, advertised in 1910 as "the most popular soap in Great Britain" Illustration by Howard Davie, August 1898. Other brands of Joseph Watson & Co Ltd were Sparkla polishing soap, Nubolic disinfectant soap, Venus toilet soap and Bumpo soap powder.
Cartoon in The Daily Mirror, 22 October 1906: a parody of William Lever, whose factory was named "Port Sunlight"
Cartoon in The Daily Mirror, 22 October 1906: a parody of William Lever, whose factory was named "Port Sunlight"