The Royal Mercatorium, or St. James's Bazaar : for the encouragement of inventive genius and industrious merit, presents to the nobility, gentry, and the public, an elegant promenade, commanding, at one view, a brilliant display of every fashionable and useful article, which can be combined in an establishment of this nature... no. 29, St. James's Street.
- Date:
- [1816]
- Ephemera
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Description
Leaflet advertising one of the (covered?) arcades of shops in the Piccadilly / St. James's area of London in 1816. "Fashionable and useful" articles probably included clothing, ornaments, domestic appliances, ceramics etc.
Publication/Creation
[London] : [publisher not identified], [1816] (Piccadilly, London : C.H. Reynell)
Physical description
1 broadside ; 20 cm
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Location Status Access Closed storesEPH/131/22