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Advert, The Scrivener Cuff Protector

Advert for The Scrivener Cuff Protector, from H L Castle, High Street, Watford.
1909

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Cuff Cuffs Office Protect Protection Protector Scrivener Watford Worker Wrist


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Step into the bustling world of an Edwardian office in April 1909, as depicted in this advertisement for The Scrivener Cuff Protector from H.L. Castle, located on High Street in Watford. The image showcases a dedicated group of workers intently focused on their tasks, their hands poised above their papers or typewriters. Yet, despite their intense concentration, they are mindful of the importance of protecting their clothing and, in turn, their professional image. Enter The Scrivener Cuff Protector, a practical and stylish solution to the common issue of ink stains and wear on cuffs. This essential accessory, advertised in the April 1909 edition of The Scrivener, offers a simple yet effective means of safeguarding one's clothes while carrying out the demands of the office. The advertisement features an elegant illustration of a cuff protector, complete with a decorative border and the promise of "perfect protection." The cuff protector, designed to fit snugly around the wrist, is shown in various colors, suggesting that it caters to the diverse tastes and preferences of the working population. As the workers in the illustration continue their diligent work, their cuff protectors serve as a testament to their commitment to both their profession and their appearance. The advertisement, with its evocative imagery and persuasive language, effectively highlights the importance of maintaining a professional image, even in the most demanding of work environments. This advertisement offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives of Edwardian office workers and the practical solutions that were available to them to navigate the challenges of their jobs. The Scrivener Cuff Protector, a seemingly small yet significant detail, played a crucial role in ensuring that these workers could present themselves professionally, both in the office and beyond.

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