Trade Card for Jones & Company, Engravers and Printers 1700 - 1800

This anonymous 18th-century trade card advertises the services of Jones & Company, a London-based firm specializing in engraving and printing. The card features a coat of arms, likely that of the royal family, indicating that the company was favored by the British monarchy. It highlights the company's production of "permanent writing books," hinting at their use of high-quality materials, and also advertises other services, including engraving for "Bankers' Notes & Checks." This card is a valuable example of 18th-century commercial art, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of the period and providing insights into the business practices of the time.