London, Newspaper Seller c.1890
Photo ref:
L1302004
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A bewildering number of morning and evening newspapers was available to the Victorian reading public, including The Daily Chronicle, The Times,The Evening News and The Morning Advertiser. In the 1880s and 90s, new printing technology released onto the market a wide range of cheap and tacky weekly magazines and comics.This old newspaper woman stands her ground under the spinning wheels of passing carriages.
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