“Cupid and Co.” was most likely the firm of Joseph Mansell, a lace-paper and stationery company that manufactured large ...

The Industrial Revolution transformed Valentine’s Day by mass-producing greeting cards, turning a personal tradition into a commercialized industry. It's a shift that not only changed the way emotions ...

On International Women’s Day, hear Houri Berberian and Talinn Grigor discuss and read from their book, "The Armenian Woman, ...

Expect plenty of vintage-look decorative accents and accessories. Ahead of spring, Mark & Graham, Williams-Sonoma's ...

Mark & Graham has been our go-to destination for personalized gifts, whether that's a monogrammed tote or a new stationary ...

When a smallpox epidemic struck Vancouver Island in 1862, colonial authorities set in motion a plan that led to the deaths of ...

In 1860, British budget chief William E Gladstone carried budget documents in a red suitcase with the Queen's gold monogram. Reportedly, Gladstone used a briefcase to store budget documents as his ...

In 1860, British budget chief William E. Gladstone introduced the tradition of carrying Budget papers in a red suitcase adorned with the Queen's monogram in gold. The Budget briefcase became a ...

The tradition of the red budget briefcase traces back to British politics, with its roots in the 19th century. In 1860, British Chancellor William Gladstone introduced a red leather briefcase embossed ...

If you’re dreaming of a rustic farmhouse surrounded by acres of rolling hills, you’ll want to consider Bailey Farm at 455 Bailey Road in Stamford, New York. Asking $549,000, this Catskills ...

The mountain will no longer be officially known as Egmont - the named given to it by British explorer James ... acres of land from local Māori in the 1860s. Paul Goldsmith acknowledged that ...

In 1860, British budget chief William E Gladstone brought this red suitcase with Queen's monogram embossed in gold to carry his documents. Unlike Britain, where a single budget briefcase is passed ...