Description
numerous highly detailed illustrations, pp. 40, 8vo, printed wrappers, rear panel with illustrated ranks of shirts and dickey collars, very good
Publication details: Paris: G. Maurin,c.1895,
Rare Book
Trading from its innovative Boileau-designed flagship store on the rue de Svres, Au Bon March, steered by the forwarding thinking Aristide and Marguerite Boucicaut, became a shopping megalith by 1880, with live entertainment for children, and a reading room for husbands to free their wives from browsing time restraints. Catalogues became a major sales' generator, with a rumoured six million issued to potential customers. This particular example includes tassled shawls, tartan capes, stockings, corsets and underwear, cycling apparel and 'jerseys fantaisie'.
numerous highly detailed illustrations, pp. 40, 8vo, printed wrappers, rear panel with illustrated ranks of shirts and dickey collars, very good
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