Notable 18th Century Forgeries and Inventions Advertised
A long itemized notice describes a theft by Charles Cuthbert from Sir Charles Englefield’s trunk with cash and bank notes, offering rewards of 50 and 100 pounds for capture. It also promotes Henry Imes abridgment of Philosophical Transactions, subscription details, and various antiquated publications, watches, patents, and medical remedies with prices and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cuthbert
Sir Charles Bogfield, Bart
Charles Engefield
Charles Cubhbere
Haden Vinther
Horn Tavern
Fleet-street
Henry Imes
King’s College
Cambridge
G. Strahan
Cornhill
J. Bowyer
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
B. Lintott
Fleetstreet
D.briwa
Temple-bar
J. Parker
Pell-mall
C. King
Westminster-Hall
T. Bickerton
Pacer-nafter-row
London Printer Adorphem Shop Adverts in Stationers Hall
London broadside records printed by Berngton in Oliver Street Bloomsbury and sold by Adorphem near Stationers Hall detailing a trade notice or catalog entry from a historic pamphlet.
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London
Berngton
Oilver-street
Bloomsbury
Adorphem
Stationers Hall
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de, Paracel
Pope
Earl
Oxford and
Bar
Moremer
Mr. Pope
Cross Keys
Temple Gates
Charles Clay
Clockemakers
de Palia
Strand
Joseph King
Shaftsbury
Dorsetshire
Sloace
Gand
Gwen Gratis
Royal Exchange Gate