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Occupations of the working classes in Great Britain.

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Woman Hanging out Laundry

Johannes Pieter de Frey Woman Hanging out Laundry

Angelo Comte de Courten (1848–1925) La fabricante de poupées

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Haute couture

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Danish working woman c. 1805. "En kokkepige (A cook)", ca. 1805. A plate from "Klædedragter i København" (Costume in Copenhagen) Gothersgade 125

Regency Dress Regency Era Jane Austen

1800s Fashion

Decades Fashion Farm Fashion Women's Fashion Working Class Working Woman

En kokkepige, ca. 1805. Gothersgade 125 - VÆGGEN

En kokkepige, ca. 1805. Gothersgade 125

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Sew 18th Century

1752 by Paul Sandby called At Sandpit Gate. Wm Booth Draper

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Decorative Borders

Paper Trail

Image gallery: trade-card / print

"Shrimper" by William Henry Pyne, published by williams Miller, British, 1808.

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Topographical Engravings - Lithographs - Aquatints

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Regency Economy: Cost of Doing Agricultural Business

One of the major reasons the Regency era continues to fascinate me is the increasing importance of the city as industrialization begins to change the face of the global economy. Naturally, mechani…

Thomas Johnston - Colonial Society of Massachusetts

Vintage Advertisements Vintage Ads Book Making Card Making Art Conservation Swap Party Old Libraries Georgian Era

Decorative Borders

Thomas Johnston

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The Book of Trades, Volume III, by Charles Squire, from 1804. Pages 36-42: Ladies' Dress-Maker, includes an image and information of the draping and dressmaking process.

English working women c. 1820. "Milk" and "Hot Cross Buns" from Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders by Thomas Rowlandson, The British Library. Click through to source for details.

Georgette Heyer Georgian Era Regency Era

Women's History

Slums London Life Working Class British Library Working Woman

Rowlandson's Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders

Discover 'Rowlandson's Charactersitic Sketches of the Lower Orders', an illustrated book on the British Library's Discovering Literature website.

Georgette Heyer My Past Life Georgian Era Social Activities Grand Palais Epoch Stalls Beignets Umbrellas

A large market-umbrella used by La marchande de beignets

London History British History Tudor History Vintage Labels Vintage Ephemera Vintage Cards Vintage Newspaper Strange History History Facts

Amazingly beautiful collection of 18th Century business cards/announcements

Hey there. How's your day going? Just ok? Well stick this in your downbeat pipe and breathe in the beauty because this is wonderful. We've flagged up the excellent Spitalfields Life blog before but they've gone to stunning new heights with this collection of 18th century traders' cards and adverts. Anyone who's read American Psycho knows the many connotations which can be attached to the humble business card but this was a simpler time when a linen draper could put a picture of a massive…

George Walker Vintage Landscape New York Public Library Free Illustrations Historical Clothing Vintage Images Traditional Art Yorkshire 18th Century

Stone Breakers on a Road, 1814

Chimney Sweep Somewhere In Time Library Locations Working People Historical Art The Old Days Napoleonic Wars New York Public Library Cards

Chimney Sweeps, 1820

Oliver Twist Portsmouth Westminster James Gillray Georgian Era Regency Era Working Woman Working People Bond Street

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