Raphael Tuck & Sons (London) – a publishing house founded in 1866 by Raphael Tuck, later continued by his sons. It specialized in illustrated books, greeting cards, and postcards. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it became one of the world’s largest postcard publishers, issuing thousands of series. It was known for its “Oilette” postcards, imitating miniature oil paintings. Active until the mid-20th century.