Wilcox, cupper at the Royal Bagnio for twenty years, now liveth at the Turk's Head in Newgate-Street, over against Butcher-Hall-Lane, where is very good conveniences for sweating, bathing, shaving and cupping, after the best manner.

Illustrated advertisement for Wilcox's services, newly relocated to Newgate Street, London. Times are given for men and for women, at a charge of 2/6d and he was always available to cup either at his premises or the patient's. This is maybe a printer's proof for a card. It features a small woodcut of the head and shoulders of a Turkish gentleman, drapes and a sign behind him saying 1702 - possibly the date of publication or when Wilcox started there, making this 1722.