Someone numbered it in pencil. Surveyor Ellis set it down in a silver print, and the sheet shows a pin hole at the left edge.
It is folio 5 of Elm 1, in the Last Hall, Old Linen stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 6 · 437 mm · count 105
Page 889,101,005
№ 0889101005
Unused call signs — kept in the Old Linen stack.
Someone numbered it in pencil. Surveyor Ellis set it down in a silver print, and the sheet shows a pin hole at the left edge.
It is folio 5 of Elm 1, in the Last Hall, Old Linen stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 6 · 437 mm · count 105
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