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Trade Card for Charles Skipper, Letter Press and Lithographic Printer, 1828. 1828. Creator: Anon
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Trade Card for Charles Skipper, Letter Press and Lithographic Printer, 1828. 1828. Creator: Anon
Trade Card for Charles Skipper, Letter Press and Lithographic Printer, 1828
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Accounting Advert Advertisement Business Business Card Ephemera Graphics Letterpress Printer Printers Stationery Trade Card Tradesman Tradeswoman Graphic Design
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This print showcases a trade card for Charles Skipper, an esteemed letter press and lithographic printer in 1828. The anonymous creator of this artifact beautifully captures the essence of 19th-century advertising with their intricate engraving and design. The trade card serves as both a business card and an advertisement, reflecting the importance of commerce during this era. It represents a snapshot of British industry, highlighting the thriving printing profession that played a vital role in disseminating information and promoting businesses. With its elegant typography and meticulous craftsmanship, this antique piece is not only a testament to the artistry of graphic design but also offers us insight into historical finance and culture. It provides a glimpse into how tradesmen like Charles Skipper marketed their services to potential clients. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this exhibit preserves our industrial heritage by showcasing the tools used in professions such as letterpress printing. This print reminds us of the significance these occupations held in shaping society during the Victorian era. As we admire this intriguing trade card from 1828, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand how professionals like Charles Skipper contributed to Britain's economic growth through their expertise in printing technology.
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