Someone numbered it in pencil. Surveyor Khan set it down in soft pencil, and the sheet shows a stamp riding off the edge.
It is folio 997 of Elm 9, in the Last Court, Lower Copper stack. The unit of measure was abolished.
Hand 4 · 213 mm · count 697
Page 599,981,997
№ 0599981997
Abandoned timetables — kept in the Lower Copper stack.
Someone numbered it in pencil. Surveyor Khan set it down in soft pencil, and the sheet shows a stamp riding off the edge.
It is folio 997 of Elm 9, in the Last Court, Lower Copper stack. The unit of measure was abolished.
Hand 4 · 213 mm · count 697
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