The Treatment of Hemp, 1925
‘The Treatment of Hemp’ photographed by Karel Plicka. Prislop, Slovakia 1925
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‘The Treatment of Hemp’ photographed by Karel Plicka. Prislop, Slovakia 1925
‘Two Harvard students, one seated behind a desk and one lying in a hammock’, Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts between 1888-90 The ‘one seated behind a desk’ puffing his pipe Of course no proper stoner Read More …
‘Unidentified student posing with a hookah’ at Harvard University, Massachusetts 1890
‘The Sleeping Girls in Japanese Bed’, a popular geisha pose with kiseru pipe. Japan 1890
Illustration of a ‘Liamba Leaf’ aka Wild Hemp (cannabis) from the book ‘Adventures in the great forest of equatorial Africa and the country of the dwarfs’ by Du Chaillu & Paul Belloni in 1890 Liamba Leaf “I found Read More …
‘Effects of sulfate of ammonia on hemp’ postcard, Haut Éclair, France 1890’s Hemp plants without ammonia sulfate on the left, yield 12 hundredweight per hectare, with ammonia sulfate on the right, yield 15 hundredweight per hectare. Read More …
“There should be no necessity for an apology or an excuse for preparing a work upon hemp culture at this time… It was among the first introduced into America, and one of the most extensive in cultivation among the colonists; Read More …
Cabinet Card by J. Greenfield, London, England 1890
Geisha’s sharing a smoke from a kiseru pipe. Kyoto, Japan 1890’s
‘The Maharaja of Orcha, Sir Pratrap Singh with water-pipe bearer’. India, 1890