Like the trade card for Pearkes of Worcester (no. 27) this 18^th-century card is unusual in depicting trades. In neither case is a shop sign referred to, there being no necessity to designate location so precisely in the provinces. These illustrations therefore take the place of the sign. Again a London engraver has been employed: William Darling, whose own trade card can be seen at no. 87 (part 4). Another example of his engraving is at no. 268 and is astonishingly different in style, showing the enormous stylistic changes between 1769 and the end of the 18^th century.