Abandoned timetables — kept in the Lower Copper stack.
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Open art ↗Edition 599,302,000 of 1,000,000,000. 100 shapes, mostly lines, mostly rust. It sits in block 86,351, minted with that block's other 4,999 editions, scattered across the billion.
Ink has browned at the edge. Surveyor Sato set it down in a punched card, and the sheet shows a stamp riding off the edge.
It is folio 1000 of Elm 1, in the Last Nave, Lower Copper stack. The instrument was recalibrated the next morning.
Hand 2 · 412 mm · count 200
Stack
Lower Copper
Gallery
Last Nave
Bay
Elm 1
Call number
S60-G94-B02-F1000
Block
86,351 of 200,000
Rarity
Common
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