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' showing a carriage full of people leaving London and a smartly-dressed woman in a crinoline at London Bridge Wharf

by David Steel (Gatehouse of Fleet) and Ronald Sanderson (East Lothian) on behalf of the Porker Club

The then two-fold World Champions had left a poor impression in the 1966 tournament

trading companies and of the Livery Companies of the City of London

Metallic oxide tints Size:M: 75 x 60cm ' showing a carriage fullMetallic oxide tints, produced when a battery is discharged through a fine metallic wire, causing it to explode. From left to right: gold, silver, copper, iron, tin and lead. Illustration from Elements of galvanism, in theory and practice, by Charles Henry Wilkinson (London, 1804) the 'Lecturer on Galvanism in Soho square'. Original: engraving. 1804

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Metallic oxide tints Size:M: 75 x 60cm ' showing a carriage full

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