The writer describes his collection of prostitutes' business cards found on public phone booths in London. He notes that he was pleased that "Tom Phillips was an aficionado. There's a man with a sharp eye for whatever happens to combine artistic and anthropological interest. Of course he has a respectable excuse for his fascination: something to do with the cards representing the survival of 'folk art' in our city centres." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.