Unused call signs — kept in the West Copper stack.
39.95% through the catalog
Open art ↗Edition 399,491,007 of 1,000,000,000. 100 shapes, mostly hexagons, mostly lime. It sits in block 149,796, minted with that block's other 4,999 editions, scattered across the billion.
The folio was found out of order. Registrar Voss set it down in iron-gall ink, and the sheet shows a thumbprint in the margin.
It is folio 7 of Elm 10, in the Last Cloister, West Copper stack. The instrument was recalibrated the next morning.
Hand 7 · 63 mm · count 907
Stack
West Copper
Gallery
Last Cloister
Bay
Elm 10
Call number
S40-G95-B92-F0007
Block
149,796 of 200,000
Rarity
Common
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