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Day & Haghe (from c. 1831), chromolithographic printers
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- 'Day & Son' (after 1845)
- 'Lithographers to the Queen'
- Lithographers to Queen Victoria
- Lithographers to the King, London
- William Day
- Louis Haghe
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The main British firm of chromolithographic printers. William Day (1797-1845) set up the firm in c. 1824. From c. 1831 traded as Day & Haghe (Louis Haghe, 1806-1885). Haghe left to devote himself to watercolour in the 1850s, where after the firm continued as Day & Son under William Day the younger (1823-1906), also referred to as WJ Day.
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The British Museum