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Regency Advertisements: Fine Writing Paper at Reduced Prices

By Anne | October 20, 2022 - 8:14 am |October 22, 2022 Regency Advertisements

FINE WRITING PAPERS AT REDUCED PRICES R HOFFMAN begs to inform the Public that he is selling Papers of the very best qualities from Fifteen to Twenty per Cent under the usual charges The best thin Bath Letter Paper Per 2r Per Rm Wove and Hot pressed 1s 18s best thick dito 1s Sd 23s Thin Letter Paper 9d 15s Best thin ditto 11d 16s 6d Best tick ditto 1s 1d 18s 6d The best Superfine Foolscap 1s 8d 28s with every description of Paper gilt blacked and plain edges Playing Message and Compliment Carus with every article of Stationry equally moderate too numerous to particularize but a printed List with Prices affixed may be had at the Warehouse No 418 Strand Drawing Papers and Bristol Boards of Superior qua lities NB Goods sent to any part of London 243

This ad appeared in the November 1806 issue of La Belle Assemblée.

per Ream EPISTOLARY ELEGANCE The beauty of Letter writing depends not only upon the neatness of the Style and the elegance of the LanNo guage but upon the Paper itself R HOFFMAN therefore begs leave to recommend to the Ladies the Fashionable World and the Public his beautiful CREAM COLOURED BATH LETTER PAPERS which unite Elegance with F conomy being of suseventy perior qualities and near 20 per cent under the usual charges CREAM COLOURED BATH PAPERS per Quire Thin 01 0 0 18 O Thick 0 1 2 0 22 0 Large Thin 01 3 O 23 C Large Thick 0 1 6 0 26 0 Thin gilt 01 3 0 20 0 Thick gilt 01 4 0 24 0 Large Thin gilt 0 1 6 0 260 Large Thick gilt 0 1 9 0 290 A Ream contains 20 Quires Drawing Paper of all Sizes of Superior Qualities With every description of Writing and Wrapping Papers printed price Lists of which may be had at the Warehouse No 418 Strand six doors from Bed ford street and nearly opposite the Adelphi Orders post paid with Remittances or Orders on London punctually attended to 620

This ad appeared in the August 1807 issue of La Belle Assemblée.

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