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Edinburgh engravers receipt, 1849
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Edinburgh engravers receipt, 1849
A receipt for monies received from Mr James Brown paid to an engravers, lithographers and printers firm, James Turner & Co, in Edinburgh, Lothian Road for a variety of work. Date: 1849
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1. Title: "A Victorian Business Transaction: James Brown's Receipt from James Turner & Co., Edinburgh Engravers, Lithographers, and Printers, 1849" This intriguing historical artifact is a receipt issued by James Turner & Co., an esteemed engravers, lithographers, and printers firm based in Edinburgh, Scotland, located on Lothian Road. The receipt dates back to 1849 and records a transaction between the company and Mr. James Brown. The document showcases the meticulous detail and professionalism of the Victorian era's business world. The receipt lists various services rendered by James Turner & Co. for Mr. Brown, including "Engraving 1 Plate," "Lithographing 1 Plate," and "Printing 100 Copies." The items are itemized, and the total amount paid by Mr. Brown is £13-15-0, which was a significant sum during that era. The receipt also provides valuable insights into the diverse range of services offered by engravers, lithographers, and printers during the 1840s. The collaboration between these skilled artisans and their clients was essential for producing high-quality visual materials, such as engravings, lithographs, and printed copies. This receipt is a testament to the rich history of Edinburgh's vibrant printing and graphic arts scene during the Victorian era. It also underscores the importance of local businesses in providing essential services and contributing to the cultural and artistic heritage of their communities. As we examine this historical document, we are transported back in time, allowing us to appreciate the intricacies of a bygone era's commercial transactions and the role of skilled artisans in shaping our visual world.
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