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Trunk label with apologies to Samuel Forsaith
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The trunk label is a 1770 trade card held in the British Museum, and one of two trunkmaker's trade cards in Heald's book on 18th century trade cards. A bit of cut and paste, copy, soak in tea a minute or so, and Samuel Forsaith is replaced by Johnston & Davidson. Cool text and great engraving of Industry and Indolence at the top.
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