Someone numbered it in pencil. Proofreader Khan set it down in a carbon copy, and the sheet shows a crease through the third line.
It is folio 3 of Pine 10, in the Last Nave, Old Clay stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 7 · 411 mm · count 403
Page 879,393,003
№ 0879393003
Tide marks — kept in the Old Clay stack.
Someone numbered it in pencil. Proofreader Khan set it down in a carbon copy, and the sheet shows a crease through the third line.
It is folio 3 of Pine 10, in the Last Nave, Old Clay stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 7 · 411 mm · count 403
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