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Trade Card of the Gunmaker Samuel Brunn (active 1795-1820), 1797-1803. 1797-1803. Creator: Anon
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Trade Card of the Gunmaker Samuel Brunn (active 1795-1820), 1797-1803. 1797-1803. Creator: Anon
Trade Card of the Gunmaker Samuel Brunn (active 1795-1820), 1797-1803
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This black and white trade card from the late 18th to early 19th century showcases the craftsmanship of gunmaker Samuel Brunn. Created by an anonymous artist, this artifact provides a glimpse into the advertising techniques employed during that era. The trade card features a detailed engraving depicting various elements associated with Brunn's profession. A prominent coat of arms, complete with a lion and unicorn crest, proudly represents his British heritage. This heraldic symbol not only adds a touch of elegance but also signifies the quality and prestige associated with Brunn's firearms. The graphic design on this antique print is meticulously engraved, showcasing intricate details such as engravings of guns and other armaments. The depiction captures the essence of Brunn's occupation, highlighting his expertise in crafting fine firearms for discerning customers. As an ephemeral piece of stationery used for promotional purposes, this trade card would have been distributed to potential clients or displayed at exhibitions. It serves as both an advertisement for Brunn's business and a testament to the industrial advancements in Britain during that time. Now housed within The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection, this historic artifact offers us a window into the past – reminding us of the skilled tradesmen like Samuel Brunn who played vital roles in shaping our cultural heritage through their dedication to their craft.
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