Joseph Howse, tin plate worker, at the Lamp & Crown, near Dean Street, High Holborn ... [graphic].

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Title: Joseph Howse, tin plate worker, at the Lamp & Crown, near Dean Street, High Holborn ... [graphic].
Published / Created: [approximately 1757]
Publication Place: London
Publisher: Joseph Howse
Description: Title from item.
Title continues: Where any gentlemen or ladies may be furnish'd with the neatest and most fashionable lamps & glass lanthorns, either in bent or flat glass, of all sizes; likewise all sorts of tin ware, either polish'd or ordinary, made after the best manner & sold wholesale or retail, at reasonable rates.
Sheet trimmed within plate mark.
On leaf 120 of an album with spine title: Trade tokens and bookplates.
Provenance: Collected by P. (or T.) Legge of St. James' Market, with his notes occasionally on the versos of the cards. Acquired by Thomas Babb for the Yale Library from Dawson's; November 1962.
Extent: 1 print : sheet 15.8 x 16 cm
Language: English

Genre: Advertisements
Trade cards (advertising)
Ephemera
Engravings England London 1757
Material: engraving ; and laid paper.
Resource Type: text and still image
Subjects: England > London > 1757

Access: Public
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