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Mr Mark Sellingcourt has been selling furs in the Barbican Court EC1 for 15 years
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Mr Mark Sellingcourt has been selling furs in the Barbican Court EC1 for 15 years
Mr Mark Sellingcourt has been selling furs in the Barbican Court EC1 for 15 years and despite the fact that the blitz has nearly shattered all the hustle and bustle of the locality he still carries on his business in the Court and many of his furs hang in the open court when he is at work renovating them. OPS. Mark Sellingcourt seen here sorting and renovating furs. His main business is matching. Many dealers in London come to him when a piece of fur or a fur from a coat has to be matched. 1st September 1943
Henry How
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Mr Mark Sellingcourt - A Furrier's Resilience Amidst the Chaos
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. In the heart of Barbican Court EC1, amidst the remnants of a war-torn London, stands Mr Mark Sellingcourt - a testament to resilience and dedication. For 15 years, he has been selling furs in this very spot, defying the destructive force of the blitz that has shattered much of his surroundings. With unwavering determination, Mr Sellingcourt continues his trade even as chaos looms around him. His furs hang proudly in the open court while he meticulously renovates them, undeterred by the hardships brought on by World War II. While fur may seem like an indulgence during these turbulent times, it is Mr Sellingcourt's expertise in matching that sets him apart. Dealers from all corners of London seek his skills when they require a piece or patch to be seamlessly integrated into their luxurious coats. This photograph captures Mr Mark Sellingcourt engrossed in sorting and renovating furs - a true craftsman at work. The image not only reflects his commitment to preserving elegance amidst adversity but also serves as a poignant reminder of life on the home front during this era. Taken on September 1st, 1943 by Henry How for Memory Lane Prints, this snapshot transports us back to an era where fashion coexisted with conflict. It immortalizes both Mr Sellingcourt's steadfast spirit and an important chapter in history when ordinary individuals refused to let war extinguish their passions
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