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  • It floats : Swan Soap : train up a child in the way it should go / Lever Brothers Limited.
  • "Sunlight" : in sympathy : Sunlight Soap is in sympathy with the joys of women ... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • "Sunlight" : in sympathy : Sunlight Soap is in sympathy with the joys of women ... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • Dame Trot : to market, to market went little Dame Trot, Sunlight Soap for mother the pretty maid got... / [Lever Brothers Ltd.].
  • Dame Trot : to market, to market went little Dame Trot, Sunlight Soap for mother the pretty maid got... / [Lever Brothers Ltd.].
  • Sunlight soap : the mother: "Good old Sunlight done dis job" : The boy: "Wish it would do mine" / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • Machinery: a lever-operated forge hammer and anvil, in plan and three-quarter view. Coloured engraving by J. Pass.
  • You need not open the door so frequently for the doctor if you would always use Sunlight Soap, Lifebuoy Soap ... / [Lever Brothers Ltd.].
  • You need not open the door so frequently for the doctor if you would always use Sunlight Soap, Lifebuoy Soap ... / [Lever Brothers Ltd.].
  • You need not open the door so frequently for the doctor if you would always use Sunlight Soap, Lifebuoy Soap ... / [Lever Brothers Ltd.].
  • 5 o'clock and not finished yet : nearly tired of life : a friend suggests "Sunlight" : result! Complete success / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • 5 o'clock and not finished yet : nearly tired of life : a friend suggests "Sunlight" : result! Complete success / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • Convincing : it is impossible for any argument in favour of Sunlight to be more convincing than a trial of the soap... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • A man sitting on a bench appealing for money for people with liver disease: "Without a liver--no life". Colour lithograph for Maag Lever Darm Stichting, 2001.
  • "Golden progress in the east", Shakespeare : from Land's End to John O'Groat's ... Sunlight Soap is fulfilling its promises of cleanliness and comfort... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • "Golden progress in the east", Shakespeare : from Land's End to John O'Groat's ... Sunlight Soap is fulfilling its promises of cleanliness and comfort... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • A nest egg is very convenient at times ... : save money in the wear and tear of costly fabric by using Swan White Floating Soap ... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • A nest egg is very convenient at times ... : save money in the wear and tear of costly fabric by using Swan White Floating Soap ... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • A nest egg is very convenient at times ... : save money in the wear and tear of costly fabric by using Swan White Floating Soap ... / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • A man is handing out issues of the Mechanic's magazine to engineers, and Archimedes moving the Earth using a plank as a lever. Colour engraving, 1824.
  • "A friend in need is a friend indeed : Sunlight soap is a friend in need : it does double the work in half the time. It washes clothes easily and well. It is used in the Royal laundries. And brightens homes everywhere / Lever Brothers Ltd.
  • Lord Melbourne sleeps on a chair set on a chest marked "treasury", the Duke of Wellington holds a pole inscribed "magnanimity", while Lord Brougham uses his pole inscribed "faction" as a lever. Coloured lithograph by H.B. (John Doyle), 1838.
  • A stone-quarry: quarry workers levering slabs of stone, and a horse-drawn cart loaded with stones. Lithograph by F.J. Manskirch, ca. 1805.
  • "I shan't be long, mother's using Sunlight".
  • "I shan't be long, mother's using Sunlight".
  • White as snow : if you wish your linen to be white as snow, Sunlight Soap will make it so.
  • White as snow : if you wish your linen to be white as snow, Sunlight Soap will make it so.
  • Bookmark : Strong arms are not necessary to do the washing when Sunlight Soap is used.
  • Bookmark : Strong arms are not necessary to do the washing when Sunlight Soap is used.
  • Physics: mechanical equipment. Coloured engraving by J. Emslie, 1850, after himself.