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Stationers, James Adams, trade card (engraving)
983999 Stationers, James Adams, trade card (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Stationers, James Adams, trade card.); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection
Media ID 23022810
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This 18th-century trade card, titled "Stationers, James Adams" offers a fascinating glimpse into the bustling world of commerce in London. The intricately engraved print showcases an array of goods and services provided by James Adams, a prominent stationer of the time. The image depicts a vibrant scene filled with various items that were essential for both business and personal use during this era. Parchment scrolls, pocket books, quills, primers, horn books, and even bibles are prominently displayed on the card. These products highlight the diverse range of merchandise available at Adams' shop on Bishopsgate Street. The trade card not only serves as an advertisement but also provides insight into the daily activities of merchants and tradespeople in 18th-century London. It emphasizes how writing instruments like pens and pencils were crucial tools for account keeping and record-keeping purposes. Moreover, it hints at other aspects of society such as lotteries which were popular during that time period. The presence of textbooks suggests education was highly valued among individuals seeking to improve their knowledge or skills. Overall, this enchanting print captures the essence of bustling commercial life in 18th-century London while showcasing James Adams' role as a reputable stationer catering to the needs of his customers.
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