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Title: Trade Card for Maurice Le Garrec
Description: A trade card for Maurice Le Garrec. At the bottom of the card it states that Le Garrec was the successor to Ed. Sagot, publisher. The image depicts a countryside scene with people working in the field in the foreground, cottages in the background with water and boats to the left of the card.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_3374

Title: Edmund Sagot Trade Card Print
Description: Print for a business card for Edmund Sagot depicting a woman sitting down working with a table in front of her.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2692

Title: Carroll's Book Store, Old Rare Curious Books
Description: Item is possibly a clipping of an ad. Text,"Carroll's Book Store, Old Rare Curious Books, Fulton Pearl Sts, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Type: still image
Genre: trade cards, business cards, advertisements
Local Identifier: FC-0188

Title: Edmund Sagot Trade Card
Description: Etching for the trade card depicts a woman on stage in front of a large audience of men and women. Edmund Sagot opened a Paris bookshop in 1881, dealing in rare and contemporary prints. He was the first art dealer to add illustrated posters to his inventory. To advertise the printmakers whose work he published, he would commission posters and mailers by his artists. Artist for the card was Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938).
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2687

Title: Paul Grosser, Stationery, Printer Engraver, Blank Books Made to Order
Description: Illustration of kittens or cats in grass. One is reaching out to a fly. They appear to come out of an envelope. Text,"Account books, pens and ink. Writing paper, envelopes, school articles,&c. Formerly at 541 [Fulton Street]"
Type: still image
Genre: trade cards, business cards, advertisements
Local Identifier: FC-0153

Title: Paul Grosser, Stationery, Scrap Books, Pictures,&c.
Description: Illustration of the story, Old Mother Hubbard woman opening empty cupboard and dog watching.
Type: still image
Genre: trade cards, business cards, advertisements
Local Identifier: FC-0152

Title: Paul Grosser, Stationery, Scrap Books, Pictures,&c.
Description: Illustration of the story, Hey Diddle Diddle cat playing violin, cow jumping over moon, dog watching, plate and spoon.
Type: still image
Genre: trade cards, business cards, advertisements
Local Identifier: FC-0151

Title: Edmund Sagot, Paris: Trade Card
Description: A trade card etched in blue-green and brown ink. The card depicts a pool surrounded by columns and trees. Edmund Sagot opened a Paris bookshop in 1881, dealing in rare and contemporary prints. He was the first art dealer to add illustrated posters to his inventory. To advertise the printmakers whose work he published, he would commission posters and mailers by his artists.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2683

Title: Edward F. de Selding, Bookseller and Stationer
Description: Illustration of flowers [water lily surrounding name and address. Text,"Will remove (about 1st of May) to 825 Broadway, New York. Verso side: text,"Orders for books, stationery, card and wedding engraving,&c. solicited and will be promptly attended to. Address, Edward F. de Selding, No. 825 Broadway, New York."
Type: still image
Genre: trade cards, business cards, advertisements
Local Identifier: FC-0107

Title: Edmund Sagot Editeur D'Estampes
Description: Etching for Edmund Sagot depicting a city-river scene with boats on the water and people along the riverbank. Sagot is listed as 'Editeur D'Estampes' - editor of prints with his business located at Rue de Chateaudun.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2691

Title: Edmund Sagot Estampes Moderne
Description: Color lithograph for Edmund Sagot depicting a man and woman sitting down in an office looking through drawings. Inscribed in white to the left are business details for Sagot. The artist of the piece was Alexandre Lunois (1863-1916).
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2692i

Title: W.W. Swayne, Bookseller and Stationer.
Description: Illustration of flowers surrounding card with text. Black background. Verso side: calendar of 1882. Text,"All new books received as soon as issued and sold from 20 to 25 per cent less than publisher's prices. Fine assortment of stationery, blank books, etc. at greatly reduced prices."
Type: still image
Genre: trade cards, business cards, advertisements
Local Identifier: FC-0056

Title: Trade card for Edmund Sagot
Description: A trade card for Edmund Sagot depicting a street scene with a woman in evening dress in the foreground, a dog by her side and a board on her back advertising Sagot's by Swiss artist, Richard Ranft (1862-1931). Edmund Sagot opened a Paris bookshop in 1861, dealing in rare and contemporary prints. He was the first art dealer to add illustrated posters to his inventory. To advertise the printmakers whose work he published, he would commission posters and mailers by his artists.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2701

Title: Trade card for Ed. Kleinmann 8, Rue de la Victoire
Description: A woman is driving donkeys laden with prints toward two windmills and building, through countryside; text advertising Édouard Kleinmann (fl. 1880s–1890s) appears on a sign by the road. One donkey loses its load as prints fly about. The artist of this piece was Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938).
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_2697

Title: Camille Bloch, libraire-éditeur Trade Card
Description: A trade card for Camille Bloch. At head is the phrase "On peut désormais téléphoner à Camille Bloch" (translation: "We can now call Camille Bloch"). The image depicts a man at desk on the telephone, surrounded by books with a light shining on him.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_179

Title: Maurice Le Garrec, Rue de Chateaudun Trade Card
Description: A trade card for Maurice Le Garrec and at the bottom of the card it states that Le Garrec was the successor to Ed. Sagot, publisher. The image depicts a girl driving a cow to pasture in rural landscape with figures working in field and a cottage to the left of the scene. It is signed in plate by the artist: “J. Frelaut, 1921”.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), drypoint (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_182

Title: Edmund Sagot Trade Card by Gaston de Latenay
Description: Etching for Edmund Sagot depicting a country lane with trees in the distance and two busts located to the left and right of the card. His business is located at Rue de Chateaudun. The artist is Gaston de Latenay (1859-1943).
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_004

Title: Edmund Sagot Trade Card, Paris, 1913
Description: Etching for Edmund Sagot depicting an artist painting at an easel with two adults, a child and a donkey in the background.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_005

Title: Edmund Sagot Editeur Trade Card
Description: Etching for Edmund Sagot depicting a woman and small child looking at prints, with his business location listed at Rue de Chateaudun.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_006

Title: Maurice Le Garrec Business Card
Description: A trade card for Maurice Le Garrec. At the bottom of the card it states that Le Garrec was the successor to Ed. Sagot, publisher. The image depicts a town landscape with a buidlings on either side of a stone bridge.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_007

Title: Maurice Le Garrec Editeur D'Estampes
Description: A trade card for Maurice Le Garrec, stating he is the successor to Ed. Sagot and was now known as 'Editeur D'Estampes' (print publisher). The image depicts an adult and child in the foreground with buidlings and a windmill in the background.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_008

Title: Maurice Le Garrec Trade Card
Description: A trade card for Maurice Le Garrec and at the bottom of the card it states that Le Garrec was the successor to Ed. Sagot, publisher. The etching depicts a North African woman wearing a head scarf and carrying a basket on her head. Henri Vergé-Sarrat, the artist apparently visited Morocco around 1923.
Type: still image, text
Genre: trade cards (advertising), etching (printing process)
Local Identifier: gc_fba_186

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