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A history of advertising, from the earliest times : illustrated by anecdotes, curious specimens, and biographical notes (1874)

Sampson, Henry, 1841-1891 · London : Chatto · leaf 50

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llywithdrew his pretensions, and the matter subsided. A genera-tion ago one of the most popular songs of the day com-menced something like this— * I m Sammy Slap the billsticker, and you must all agree, sirs,I sticks to business like a trump while business sticks to me, sirs.There s some folks… … AN OLD BILL-STATION. STREE T AND GENERAL AD VER TISING. 27 The advent of advertisement contractors, who purchasedthe right, exclusive and absolute, to stick bills on a hoard-ing, considerably narrowed the avocations of what mightalmost have been called the predatory billsticker. Tora long time the…

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