At Brabins's, original mead warehouse, facing Devonshire Square without Bishopsgate, London ... [graphic].[approximately 1757]engTitle from item.Title continues: Is made and sold fine mead, at 15s. p. doz. 13 bottles, sent to any part or near town, without any expence to [the] buyer, a single bottle may be had at 13s.; bottles to be paid for or exchanged; at the same place is to be had the true virgin honey, now used by many in tea and punch as an excellent sweetener. Note, in any decline, consumptive cases, rheumatism, gravel, asthmas &c mead is greatly commended by many eminent physicians as most salutary, being as friendly as it is pleasant.Sheet trimmed within plate mark on bottom edge.On leaf 35 of an album with spine title: Trade tokens and bookplates.