About this object
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Maker:
Searjeant, H.
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ID:
NN22580
Production date:
1910-1911
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Location:
In Store
The Woman's Press Shop, 156 Charing Cross Road. The Charing Cross Road premises comprised 12 rooms, a basement and shop. Its central London location, only 'three doors away from Oxford Street' was chosen to 'attract the ordinary passer-by'. The Woman's Press published propaganda literature and the Votes for Women newspaper. Also for sale in the shop were a range of goods in the purple, white and green colour scheme. The clock above the shop has Votes for Women painted on the clock face.
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Measurements
H 139 mm; W 87 mm
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Materials
card; ink
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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