VICTORIAN TURKISH BATHS: Cabinet baths: J L Foot & Son: advertisement: Delight of bathing |

The home Turko-Russian folding-bath cabinet

Advertisement for J L Foot & Son's cabinet baths, clearly aimed at the female bather

This is typical of many of the advertisements running throughout the late 1890s in middle class periodicals, in this instance the Illustrated London News in 1898.

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