London: Published by Bell, 3 Cleveland Row, St. James's, 1832. Unframed Print. A single plate, 15 x 24 cms, with two pages of accompanying text. Preserved in a modern card cover, prepared for practicality - an unassuming but serviceable presentation that favours function over finery. Issued in the wake of..... More
1729. Pamphlet, no covers. This complete issue of the Recueil des Nouvelles, dated 16 January 1729, offers a panoramic digest of European life at the dawn of the eighteenth century, tracing imperial transitions, ecclesiastical fervour, and diplomatic theatre across the continent. In London, the gazette captures both the pulse of..... More
London: Published by Bell, 3 Cleveland Row, St. James's, 1832. Unframed Print. A single plate, 15 x 24 cms, with two pages of accompanying text. Preserved in a modern card cover, prepared for practicality - an unassuming but serviceable presentation that favours function over finery. Fath Ali Shah Qajar, 1772-1834..... More
1874. Neatsfoot oil was commonly used as a conditioning and preservative agent for leather, while size was an adhesive used in various industries, including bookbinding and textile production. The receipt itself is a fascinating piece of Victorian commercial ephemera, reflecting the trades and materials essential to daily life in 19th-century..... More
