Details
Contributor Camitt & Albertson, associated name.
Title Bought of Browning & Brothers, wholesale druggists, and dealers in white and red lead, litharge, linseed oil, oil of vitriol, window glass, putty, dye stuffs, &c.&c. No. 33 Market Street. [graphic].
Publisher [Philadelphia]
Publisher PA. Philadelphia. 1840
Date [1840]
Physical Description 2 prints: relief; 19 x 18 cm. (7.5 x 7 in.) or smaller.
Description Illustrated billheads containing an exterior view of the "Browning & Brothers Drug and Chemical Warehouse" and storefront on the 100 block of Market Street. Crates and barrels line the sidewalk, near awning posts, in front of the store. One is marked "Oil Vitriol." Also shows partial views of adjacent buidlings. Established by Maurice Browning and his brothers circa 1839, the firm was one of the earliest involved in the United States dye trade and operated a factory known as the Aroma Mills in Camden, N.J.
Notes P.2011.46.17 completed in manuscript to Mess. Camitt & Albertson on July 18, 1849 for five items including "2 [fg.?] Laudamun" and "1# Cinnamon Bark" for $9.60. Signed "Recd Payment" Browning & Bros.
P.2011.46.18 completed in manuscript to Mess. Camitt & Albertson on March 7, 1850 for six items including "5 #os Liquorice [sic] Root" and "4 doz. Batemans drops" for $3.80. Signed "Recd Payment" Browning & Bros.
Cataloging funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (PW-506-19-10), 2010-2012.
Gift of William H. Helfand.
Subject Browning & Brothers.
Barrels.
Crates.
Dye industry -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Pharmaceutical industry -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Storefronts -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Geographic subject Market Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) -- 100 block.
Genre Billheads -- 1830-1840.
Relief prints -- 1830-1840.
Provenance Camitt & Albertson, associated name.
Location Library Company of Philadelphia| Print Department| Helfand Popular Medicine Stationery Collection - B [P.2011.46.17 & 18]
Accession number P.2011.46.17
P.2011.46.18