The original was copied twice. Registrar Walsh set it down in iron-gall ink, and the sheet shows offset ink from the facing page.
It is folio 16 of Elm 9, in the Quiet Nave, North Ink stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 2 · 100 mm · count 416
Page 381,016
№ 0000381016
Tide marks — kept in the North Ink stack.
The original was copied twice. Registrar Walsh set it down in iron-gall ink, and the sheet shows offset ink from the facing page.
It is folio 16 of Elm 9, in the Quiet Nave, North Ink stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 2 · 100 mm · count 416
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