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Culture, Posters & Adverts · 1862 · Waverley corridor
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Adverts, posters & visual culture · 1862
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c. 1900Is this train right for Bovril?
1863Fry's Chocolate
1880sWhy Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man?
1890sSwan Soap and Ogden's Guinea Gold Cigarettes
6 February 1897Highland News: Baking Powder, Bovril and Local Notices
1880Allen & Sons Cocoa
1898JOB Cigarette Papers
1896JOB
c. 1900The Cigarette Girl
1913From Wool to Wearer
1908Jenners at the Scottish National Exhibition
1897Jenners Grand HallDigitised Scottish newspaper · 6 February 1897
Highland News: Baking Powder, Bovril and Local Notices
The transcribed page combines Royal Baking Powder and Bovril advertising with Inverness news, deaths and printing notices, preserving products within their actual newspaper setting.
Interpretive illustration · not an archive imageNational Library of Scotland / Western Isles Libraries · Archive link – copyright undeterminedEdinburgh retail interior · 1897
Jenners Grand Hall
Bedford Lemere's photograph records the new Jenners interior, including merchandise, mannequins, balconies, stairs, electric lighting and the glass roof.
Interpretive illustration · not an archive imageEdinburgh Libraries, Capital Collections · Source link – image reuse unconfirmed