Advertisement panel of ‘廣珍茶莊’

This is an advertisement panel of ‘廣珍茶莊’, a tea merchant. Teas were being sold at prices ranging from fifteen cents to twenty cents per serving. This is a reflection of the consumption culture in the pre-WWII period.

 

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