 Boots advertisement circa 1940. To-day notepapers teeter on the verge of extinction. At the time of this advert notepapers were commonly canvassed door-to-door along with other bespoke paper products. All I get at my door is reconditioned yoof selling dusters and the Kabbalah honey trap ( this is a neighbourhood where bottled waters can never be too expensive).  I'd be terribly impressed to be knocked-down for some quality vellum instead. Can I get some monograms on that? Possibly this advert marks a time of increasing conscription into the forces naturally culling salesmen from the streets. And look at that! a writing bureau: not too many of those at Ikea.
 Boots advertisement circa 1940. To-day notepapers teeter on the verge of extinction. At the time of this advert notepapers were commonly canvassed door-to-door along with other bespoke paper products. All I get at my door is reconditioned yoof selling dusters and the Kabbalah honey trap ( this is a neighbourhood where bottled waters can never be too expensive).  I'd be terribly impressed to be knocked-down for some quality vellum instead. Can I get some monograms on that? Possibly this advert marks a time of increasing conscription into the forces naturally culling salesmen from the streets. And look at that! a writing bureau: not too many of those at Ikea.Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Font me : These Boots are made for writing.
 Boots advertisement circa 1940. To-day notepapers teeter on the verge of extinction. At the time of this advert notepapers were commonly canvassed door-to-door along with other bespoke paper products. All I get at my door is reconditioned yoof selling dusters and the Kabbalah honey trap ( this is a neighbourhood where bottled waters can never be too expensive).  I'd be terribly impressed to be knocked-down for some quality vellum instead. Can I get some monograms on that? Possibly this advert marks a time of increasing conscription into the forces naturally culling salesmen from the streets. And look at that! a writing bureau: not too many of those at Ikea.
 Boots advertisement circa 1940. To-day notepapers teeter on the verge of extinction. At the time of this advert notepapers were commonly canvassed door-to-door along with other bespoke paper products. All I get at my door is reconditioned yoof selling dusters and the Kabbalah honey trap ( this is a neighbourhood where bottled waters can never be too expensive).  I'd be terribly impressed to be knocked-down for some quality vellum instead. Can I get some monograms on that? Possibly this advert marks a time of increasing conscription into the forces naturally culling salesmen from the streets. And look at that! a writing bureau: not too many of those at Ikea.
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