Adverts and prints - 1894 - Roger
Vaughan Personal Collection
Roger
Vaughan Personal Collection
Adverts and prints - 1894
All these adverts and prints were published in the year 1894, many of them are of the London area.
The images will have many different uses including: collages, scraps, decorations and the history of advertising.
They also give an insight into the lives of ordinary people in the 1890s - the things they bought and did and the places they visited.
Some adverts with coloured backgrounds are also reproduced in white - to allow printing on white or coloured paper.
1894 Adverts
Dr. Mackenzie's Catarrh Cure, Smelling Bottle and Dr. Roberts' Poor Man's Friend and Alterative Pills.
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Armbrecht's Coca Wine. The tonic for fatigue of mind and body...
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Dr. Ridge's Patent Cooked Food. The best for infants & invalids.
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The Spa Hydro, Ilkley, Yorkshire. [The Water Cure as used earlier by Charles Darwin]
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Thurston & Co. Billiard Tables and Remington Typewriter
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School Ship H.M.S. Conway and Pitkeathly cum Lithia Water
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Roach's Sea-Sickness Draughts and Parkinson's Butterscotch
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Tranter's Hotel, London.
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Wild's Temperance Hotel. London.
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Bishop & Son's, Furniture Depositories, High Street & Ebury Street, S.W.
Advert
1894 Views of London and Area
Main Thoroughfares out of London (Map pre 1894]
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The Crystal Palace, Sydenham.
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Liverpool Street Station
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The Euston Hotel, London.
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The Tower Bridge, from a photograph by the London Stereoscopic Cp. Ltd.
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Statue of Queen Anne, St. Paul's Churchyard.
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Third-Class Dining Car, attached to the London and North-Western Railway Corridor Train.
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Interior of Midland Third Class Dining Carriage
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Entrance to Euston Station (Euston Arch] London
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St. Pancras Station, London.
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St. Pancras Station: The Interior, London.
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King's Cross Station, London
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London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Station, London Bridge.
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