The Royal Lion over time as seen (mainly) through contemporary advertisements

Graham Davies
Jul 29, 2025
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From 1796 to the present day, these advertisements for and by the various proprietors provide a timeline of changing ownership and lifestyles.

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The Royal Lion over time as seen (mainly) through contemporary advertisements

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