English shop-fronts, old and new : a series of examples by leading architects, selected and specially photographed : together with descriptive notes and illustrations (1907)
Dan, Horace, Willmott, Edmund Charles Morgan · London: B.T. Batsford · leaf 26
l modesty of the doors.This front is especially interesting insomuch as it seems fairlycertain that it was originally designed for the set purposes of the 1 -•■■■-T ^spipuj^^w^^j^ U^-^F-W.— wmmK. ■:3:A- 4 ms^^r -■^^S-/--^ wmrnm!::.-...,.:^.: •■;■,- .■>■■ |-.V;;JPI i * 1 ° ■■ U i.v ii -B-… … Fio-. 4. NO. 60 PALACE STREET, CANTERBUKl THE OLD SHOP-FRONT. 7 business of a tobacco and snuff merchant. The date is about1770. Plate iii is an illustration of the oldest shop-front still existingin the city of London. It is often referred to as The LittleGreen Shop in Cornhill, but is still…
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