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Retailers Collection

Background imageRetailers Collection: John Lewis, founder of the department store

John Lewis, founder of the department store
John Lewis (1836 - 1928), founder of John Lewis department store on Oxford Street, London

Background imageRetailers Collection: David Jones Building

David Jones Building
An illustration of a new store building for Australian retailers, David Jones, a master of architecture and design based in Sydney. Date: circa 1925

Background imageRetailers Collection: W. & G. Dean's Advertisement

W. & G. Dean's Advertisement
An advertisement for W. & G. Dean's Pty. Ltd, retailers of all that the artist needs, the largest selection of materials and requirements for artists in Melbourne

Background imageRetailers Collection: David Jones Ltd Advertisement

David Jones Ltd Advertisement
Advertisement illustration showing a David Jones Ltd work building at Surry Hills, Australia, retailers of fine merchandise. After art comes industry. Date: circa 1916

Background imageRetailers Collection: Mannequin in shop window, Central London

Mannequin in shop window, Central London
Mannequin in a fashion retailers window in Central London. Date: circa 1950s

Background imageRetailers Collection: Ground Floor of Our Boys Clothing Company, Oxford St, London

Ground Floor of Our Boys Clothing Company, Oxford St, London
View of the ground floor of Our Boys Clothing Company in Oxford Street, London. The department visible here sells a variety of waterproofs, boxes and fancy goods. Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, ladies riding hats

Our Boys Clothing Company, ladies riding hats
Our Boys Clothing Company riding hats for women Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, advertisement for clothes

Our Boys Clothing Company, advertisement for clothes
Our Boys Clothing Company advertisement for a fancy suit. Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, undershirts and knicker drawers

Our Boys Clothing Company, undershirts and knicker drawers
Boys and youths undershirts and knicker drawers from Our Boys Clothing Company Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, footman and page suit

Our Boys Clothing Company, footman and page suit
Our Boys Clothing Company presents a footmans coatee and page suit. Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, Shooting / Norfolk Suit

Our Boys Clothing Company, Shooting / Norfolk Suit
Our Boys Clothing presents a shooting and a Norfolk suit. Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: View of factory, Our Boys Clothing Company, Holborn

View of factory, Our Boys Clothing Company, Holborn
View of the factory in Our Boys Clothing Company, 26 Holborn Viaduct. Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, coats / cloaks for girls

Our Boys Clothing Company, coats / cloaks for girls
Our Boys Clothing Company presents girls cloaks/coats. Features: Cloak (Figures 169 & 170) Ulster (Figure 171) Travelling Cloak (Figures 172 & 173) Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Our Boys Clothing Company, sailor clothing for girls

Our Boys Clothing Company, sailor clothing for girls
Our Boys Clothing Company presents female sailor clothing. Features: Costume (Figure 151) Ermintrude Sailor Costume (Figure 152) Reefer Jacket (Figure 153) Iolanthe Costume (Figure 154)

Background imageRetailers Collection: View of first basement, Our Boys Clothing Company, Holborn

View of first basement, Our Boys Clothing Company, Holborn
View of first basement (hat and cap department), 26, Holborn Viaduct. Date: c.1895

Background imageRetailers Collection: Shop in Church Street, Whitby, Yorkshire

Shop in Church Street, Whitby, Yorkshire
Shop in Church Street, Whitby, near Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. Showing the tobacconist/confectioner /model yacht retailers Shop/Premises of A Hunter Date: 1900s

Background imageRetailers Collection: Suffragette Votes for Women Doll

Suffragette Votes for Women Doll
A suffragette doll wearing a brown dress and hat, holding a Votes for Women placard. The head of the doll is made from a ping pong ball with a hand painted face

Background imageRetailers Collection: Selling the ILN

Selling the ILN
Scene at the Publishing Office of The Illustrated London News at 172, Strand, London in 1911, where retailers could obtain copies of the ILN and the Sketch and where general distribution

Background imageRetailers Collection: Shops in Chester

Shops in Chester
A n old shopping street in Chester, featuring, along with other retailers, a wig seller! The Cathedral can be seen in the background. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd


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