Abandoned timetables — kept in the Upper Clay stack.
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Open art ↗Edition 479,902,011 of 1,000,000,000. 100 shapes, mostly rectangles, mostly lime. It sits in block 139,629, minted with that block's other 4,999 editions, scattered across the billion.
Someone numbered it in pencil. Night archivist Novak set it down in needle pricks, and the sheet shows a stamp riding off the edge.
It is folio 11 of Yew 1, in the Last Court, Upper Clay stack. The place-name on the slip no longer exists.
Hand 7 · 75 mm · count 511
Stack
Upper Clay
Gallery
Last Court
Bay
Yew 1
Call number
S48-G100-B03-F0011
Block
139,629 of 200,000
Rarity
Common
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