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Large-format invoice book containing folded invoices to Hardings for goods purchased. Arranged chronologically.

Medium-sized customer order book, with names addresses and details of items purchased.

Volume III. By 'leading specialists in every department.

Owned by G W Harding.

Catalogue of the contents of the shop at 26 High Ousegate, which was held on 28th January 1974. Includes a full list of the contents to be sold.

Yorkshire Evening Press news supplement.

Newspaper cuttings and supplements relating to G W Harding, including details of shop improvements.

Small cardboard advertisement.

Small cardboard note.

The letter makes reference to work carried out on behalf of G W Harding between 1904 and 1907.

One item showing five photographs of G W Harding signage.

Marked No.14. The volume details accounts Hardings had with external suppliers.

Marked No.1.

Framed certificate showing that G W Harding had taken the oath of the Merchant Taylors Company.

Framed certificate showing that G W Harding had taken the oath of the Merchant Taylors Company.

Framed certificate showing that G W Harding had taken the oath of the Merchant Taylors Company.

The cardboard sheet of signatures was for a meeting at the Royal Station Hotel, York, when George William Harding was Master of the Company.

Published booklet of extracts from the minute books of the Merchant Taylors, York.

Dish cloth with 'G W Harding, York' embroidered on it.

It is believed that this is the building of the Hardings premises.

Wooden box containing what appears to be a complete Econasign set, including stencils. The set was used to create signage for inside Hardings Drapers.

Letter from the Lord Mayor of York to G W Harding, thanking him for his contribution to the Spitfire Fund.

Sample of lace apparently created by an 80 year old lady, given to Miss Strickland by M J O Seymour.

Folder of individual bank statements (not a comprehensive record). Statements for parts of 1940, 1944, 1948, 1949 and 1952 only.

Includes details of household expenditure.

Includes an indexed list of customers with details of what purchased. Please note, only numerical references are given to purchases rather than full details. Contains names and addresses.

Folded sectional drawing showing the proposed alterations.

Folded architectural drawing showing front elevation and sections, with proposed alterations to shopfront fittings.

Red book marked '19.'

Red book marked '20.'

Wooden box containing envelopes and individual alphabet letters, for creating labels.

Account book of G W Harding, in account with the York Union Banking Company.

Account book of G W Harding, in account with the Midland Bank Ltd.

The photograph shows the original 17th century buildings prior to demolition.

Originally identified as 'second state.'

The photograph shows the exterior of the building with Mrs Emily Maria Harding (nee Kienzley) on the left.

The display appears to have been created from folded cloth, and was possibly created for York Shopping Week. See also HDG/5/8 for a photograph of the display in the shop window.

The image shows the shop following development.

The displays are primarily of white goods, including towels.

The displays are primarily of white goods, including hankerchiefs.

The displays are primarily of white goods, including towels.

The window includes a Leaning Tower of Pisa made from handkerchiefs. The window won third prize in York Shopping Week 1910, due to the fact the display wasn't straight! Please see HDG/5/3 for a close-up of the window display.

The building is marked as 'Hardings Blind warehouse.' Originally identified as 'first state.'

Examples of branded self-adhesive parcel delivery slips.

One sheet of headed letter paper for G W Harding, Linen Merchant.

Template for a letter giving a price evaluation.

Order book from G W Harding, to be used when ordering from other suppliers.

Small silver square label.

Printed green and white receipt thanking customers for their remittance.

The brochure was produced by Hardings Linen Drapers.

Coloured illustrated list of items, fabrics, patterns and prices. In a green volume.

Folded large-scale poster advertising various types of blinds available from Hardings.

The sign is on a red background and states 'Useful pillow and bolster cases made from our sheeting remnants.' Six copies.

The sign is on a red background and states 'Useful lot of cotton sheeting remnants, very cheap.' Six copies.

The sign is on a blue background and states 'Useful pillow and bolster cases made from our sheeting remnants.' Six copies.

The sign is on a red background and states 'A few odd bath towels: Large size very cheap.' Six copies.

The sign is on a blue background and states 'A few odd bath towels: Large size very cheap.' Six copies.

The sign is on a blue background and states 'A few pairs of odd blankets: very useful and cheap.' Six copies.

The sign is on a blue background and states 'Useful lot of cotton sheeting remnants, very cheap.' Six copies.

The sign is on a blue background and states 'Remnants of linen sheetings very cheap.' Six copies.

Text advertisement for lace curtains and blinds.

The sign is on a red background and states 'Remnants of linen sheetings very cheap.' Six copies.

Half-moon shaped sign in red stating 'Harding's Great half yearly linen sale.' Five copies.

Oblong-shaped sign in red stating 'Harding's Great half yearly linen sale.' Three copies.

The sign is on a red background and states 'A few pairs of odd blankets very useful and cheap.' Six copies.

Rolled advertising poster, which appears to be a sample of advertising on the side of a bus (called British Transport Advertising).

Printed ordering sheet for goods in the sale. Includes envelope.

Small black cardboard label with the price 1s 0.5d.

The sign states the price of 10.5 the set. Two copies.

The sign states the price of 12s 9d per pair.

The sign states the price as 11s 9d per pair. 5 copies.

The sign states the price as 25s 6d per pair.

Booklet of samples of the fabric produced.