Resurrectionist
Resurrectionists, or “body snatchers,” were hired in the 19th century to remove corpses from graves for universities to use as cadavers. Cadavers from legal means were rare and difficult to obtain, so universities had to resort to other means to procure cadavers for their students
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Eben 3 year s ago
good old days XD
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Dave 3 year s ago
Miss them too
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Jefferson 3 year s ago
Milkman are still around in the UK infact their popularity is growing
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Julias 3 year s ago
Jefferson,
That's right. A couple round here deliver their own milk, butter, spuds and loads of other stuff. Great service too, specially as I'm locked in until at least the end of June!
#2 Wonder when that was taken? He's wearing a leather jerking issues by HM army from around 1916 up to the 1940's. Great jacket apparently. You can still buy copies of them.
That's right. A couple round here deliver their own milk, butter, spuds and loads of other stuff. Great service too, specially as I'm locked in until at least the end of June!
#2 Wonder when that was taken? He's wearing a leather jerking issues by HM army from around 1916 up to the 1940's. Great jacket apparently. You can still buy copies of them.
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Bige 3 year s ago
Pretty sure rat catchers can be classed as pest control now a days
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Clair 3 year s ago
#1 still exists, Cuba and India
That's right. A couple round here deliver their own milk, butter, spuds and loads of other stuff. Great service too, specially as I'm locked in until at least the end of June!
#2 Wonder when that was taken? He's wearing a leather jerking issues by HM army from around 1916 up to the 1940's. Great jacket apparently. You can still buy copies of them.