To the public at large, and to the commercial and professional part of the British community in particular, the following prospectus is submitted, relative to an improvement in general importance.

  • Desormeaux, L., Junior.
Date:
[1800?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: To the public at large, and to the commercial and professional part of the British community in particular, the following prospectus is submitted, relative to an improvement in general importance. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE THE Chemical British Japan Ink Powder. Empty as many papers of the Powder as you with to make pints of Ink into a ftone bottle, and pour on it as many pints o«f water, beer meafure ; it will be fit for ufe in a few days. Mr. Barfoot, Stationer, No. 27, Norton Falgate, Bilhopfgate- Without, is appointed by the Proprietor, the only agent for the general fupply of the above Ink Powders, and by whom every Stationer and Haberdafher, &c. in Great-Britain and Ireland will be furnifhed with them by applying to him, poll paid; but, until the Trade in general are ferved with the article, perfons refiding in London who wifh to be ferved, will pleafe to apply to Mr. Barfoot, as above dire6ted, and thofe who refide in the country will diredl to, or call on their refpe&ive Stationers for them. Price Is. per paper. For the accommodation of fuch as would prefer their Ink read}! made, it may be had in bottles at 8d. or twice the quantity for Is. 2d. each; and, as a fee-unity to the buyer, Ihould this Ink, or that which is made from the Chemical Bri- ti'fh Japan Ink Powder, ever fade, the money fhall be returned, on demand, by the perfon of whom it was bought; but, to prevent counterfeits, none is warranted, unlefs fealed with the creil, and bearing the name of the Proprietor, with a label patted thereon, containing an engagement to fulfil the fore'* going promife. Ink-makers, Stationers, and others are fupplied by Mr, Barfoot, Stationer, No. 27, High-Street, Norton Falgate, Bilhopfgate-Street, who is appointed the only wholefale agent. Orders, therefore, directed to him, or to the Pro¬ prietor, poft paid, will be duly executed in the fame liberal manner which has been obferved ever fince the firft eftablifh- ment of this concern, and which, for a feries of Years, has met with fuitable approbation and encouragement. (Signed) L. DESORMEAUX, Jun, No, 8, Vine-Court, Spitalfieldf,