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1942-43 clothing book... : this book is number EP625035 / Board of Trade.

James Gardiner Collection: Victorian album.

Indian laundry couple with the man ironing clothes. Gouache drawing.

1942-43 clothing book... : this book is number DG550500 / Board of Trade.

M.F. du Chêne miraculously cured from a variety of ailments (dropsy, hemorrhaging, aches, and a disease of the lung) all interelated (?), at the tomb of F. de Paris. Engraving.

Love is.... Divine : latest additions / Divine.

Isaac Day laceman at the Peacock & Turks ... Covent Garden : maketh and selleth all sorts of gold and silver laces and trimings, made in the same manner as the French laces, & will keep their colour as long.

Burch, importer of Irish linens ... : established 1806 for the sale of the following goods by the piece at the factors price.

Beziehungen der Luft zu Kleidung, Wohnung und Boden : drei populäre Vorlesungen gehalten im Albert-Verein zu Dresden am 21., 23, und 25. März 1872 / von Dr. Max v. Pettenkofer, mit in den Text eingedruckten Holzstichen.

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Love is.... Divine : latest additions / Divine.

Isaac Day laceman at the Peacock & Turks ... Covent Garden : maketh and selleth all sorts of gold and silver laces and trimings, made in the same manner as the French laces, & will keep their colour as long.

M.F. du Chêne miraculously cured from a variety of ailments (dropsy, hemorrhaging, aches, and a disease of the lung) all interelated (?), at the tomb of F. de Paris. Engraving.

Burch, importer of Irish linens ... : established 1806 for the sale of the following goods by the piece at the factors price.

Beziehungen der Luft zu Kleidung, Wohnung und Boden : drei populäre Vorlesungen gehalten im Albert-Verein zu Dresden am 21., 23, und 25. März 1872 / von Dr. Max v. Pettenkofer, mit in den Text eingedruckten Holzstichen.