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Stationery, David Marchant, Dispensing Chemist, Eastbourne
Stationery, David Marchant, Dispensing Chemist, 1 Rockingham Place, Old Town, Eastbourne, Sussex, with handwritten details.
1915
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Billhead Chemist Details Developing Dispensing Eastbourne Films Handwriting Handwritten Harding Invoice Letterhead Marchant Pharmacy Receipt Rockingham Stationery
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1. Title: "A Peek into the Past: David Marchant's Dispensing Chemist in Eastbourne, 1915" 2.. This evocative photograph captures the interiors of David Marchant's Dispensing Chemist located at 1 Rockingham Place, Old Town, Eastbourne, Sussex, in the year 1915. The image offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the intricate details of a pharmacy from the 1910s. 3. David Marchant's establishment was not just a chemist but also a hub for stationery, offering a range of handwritten documents such as letters, bills, invoices, and receipts. The handwritten details on these documents add an authentic touch to the photograph, further emphasizing the era's charm. 4. The photograph reveals a well-organized counter filled with various pharmaceutical items, glass jars, and bottles. The shelves behind the counter are stacked with an array of boxes and packages, suggesting a wide range of products. 5. The presence of developing equipment and films indicates that photography was an essential aspect of the business. Customers could drop off their film rolls for processing, adding another service to the chemist's offerings. 6. The photograph features a handwritten note addressed to "Mrs. Harding, Wynter," hinting at the personalized service provided by the chemist. The note reads, "Dear Madam, Your order of the 18th inst. is now ready for collection." 7. The overall atmosphere of the photograph exudes a sense of professionalism and warmth, reflecting the importance of community pharmacies during the early 20th century. This image serves as a reminder of the rich history and evolution of pharmacies and their role in our daily lives.
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