John Langford at the buck & breeches near the bull, St. James's Market, London ... [graphic].[ca. 1757]engTitle from item.Title continues: Makes in the neatest manner, all sorts of leather breeches, vizt. buck, doe, ram, goat, and grounded lamb; & a particular sort of lamb that are finer than doe; likewise leather stain'd in black & all other colours so that they cannot be distinguish'd from the finest cloth, and sells shammy linings, apron skins, and mens gloves of all sorts, at the most reasonable rates. NB. Breeches clean'd & mended.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.On leaf 16 of an album with spine title: Trade tokens and bookplates.