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Our contribution for #NationalSmileDay
A Barnardo's Boy 1883 – Just admitted to the Home – after the bath.
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Thames Craft, a Scene from Millbank: detail from hand coloured print, drawn by P. Dewint and engraved by J.C. Allen. Published Feb 1, 1817 by W.B. Cooke , 12 York Place, Pentonville, London.
#Ephemera #LondonHistoryDay

Illustration from “Grandmamma Easy’s Merry Multiplication” published by Dean & Co, Threadneedle Street , [London].
A New Year gift from Aunt Martha to her dear little niece, Jane Hodgson, January First, 1845. #Ephemera #NationalNumeracyDay

Some people really get into the spirit of walking! Print in Victorian album.
#Ephemera #NationalWalkingMonth

For dedicated ephemera collectors this time of year is an ideal time to sift through their assortment of “treasures” in order to unearth the odd item they may have on the Boat Race. Print circa 1880s.
#Ephemera #TheBoatRace2018

THE BOTANIST: Hand coloured lithograph, published by C. Tilt, Fleet Street. Printed by G.E. Madeley, Wellington St, Strand. Circa 1830.
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Edible Fungi advertising cards issued by Liebig mid-20th century
#Ephemera #NHEphemera #Fungi

Cook wasn't at all pleased with this valentine!
#Ephemera #ValentineCollector #Valentines

FOLLIES OF FEBRUARY: Is it not time to acknowledge the Victorian comic valentine? An entertaining piece on the society's website.
https://t.co/Co1meulSL6

COAL SCUTTLE BONNET
Victorian comic valentine mocking the fashions of the day:
A face far from ugly I'll own
You possess; may no blight come over it.
But if you would study the brain
Don't wear a coal-skuttle to cover it.
#Victorian #Valentines #Ephemera #ValentineCollector