letterpress. A New Curious Instrument. Ephemera relating to the weather glass [handbills and advertisements]

PART OF:: Ephemera relating to the weather glass [handbills and advertisements]

Made:: 1780-1860

letterpress. A New Curious Instrument. Ephemera relating to the weather glass [handbills and advertisements]

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letterpress. A New Curious Instrument
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letterpress. A New Curious Instrument. Ephemera relating to the weather glass [handbills and advertisements], [n.d.] [1780-1860]

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Category:: Art

Object Number:: 1984-592/5

Measurements:: overall: 150 mm x 140 mm

type:: printed ephemera

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