The original was copied twice. Clerk Singh set it down in needle pricks, and the sheet shows offset ink from the facing page.
It is folio 11 of Yew 1, in the Last Nave, Lower Brass stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 6 · 395 mm · count 411
Page 529,302,011
№ 0529302011
Bridge clearances — kept in the Lower Brass stack.
The original was copied twice. Clerk Singh set it down in needle pricks, and the sheet shows offset ink from the facing page.
It is folio 11 of Yew 1, in the Last Nave, Lower Brass stack. The keeper signed it twice.
Hand 6 · 395 mm · count 411
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