Envelope made from Dickinson's silk-thread paper

Made:: 1840-1857 in Apsley

maker:: John Dickinson

[Envelope / John Dickinson. ca.1855. Made of Dickinson's silk-thread paper, produced on one of the two machines at Nash Mills during 1840-1857]

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Category:: Archive

Object Number:: 1992-266

Materials:: silk and paper

Measurements:: : 70 x 120 mm

type:: envelope

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Envelope made from Dickinson's silk-thread paper

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