Etalage van prentverkoper en uitgever John Redington te Londen c. 1880 - 1937

This anonymous wood engraving, created sometime between 1880 and 1937, depicts the storefront of John Redington, a printer, bookbinder, and stationer in London. The detailed illustration showcases a bustling shop window filled with various goods, including toys, paper, and stationery. The engraving likely originated from a series of illustrations depicting scenes from Baron Munchausen, suggesting a connection to popular literature and storytelling. This artwork provides a glimpse into the commercial life of Victorian-era London, showcasing the craftsmanship and the diverse range of goods available to the public during that period.