What retail innovation did lexicographer Samuel Johnson introduce in 1755 alongside the publication of his famous dictionary?

The world of language and linguistics has seen fascinating retail innovations over the centuries. From traditional bookstores to specialized language learning centers, the way we purchase linguistic tools and resources has evolved dramatically. This trivia question explores an interesting milestone in the retail history of language products that revolutionized how consumers accessed linguistic knowledge. Test your knowledge about this unique retail concept that bridged traditional lexicography with modern shopping experiences.

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The first subscription-based 'word of the day' service, delivered by courier to London homes
A dedicated 'Dictionary Shop' in London where customers could browse definitions before purchasing
Custom dictionary binding stations where buyers could personalize their lexicons with family crests
The 'Dictionary Loan Program' allowing readers to rent the expensive volume for weekly fees