The slip is intact. Night archivist Ellis set it down in iron-gall ink, and the sheet shows the last line underlined.
It is folio 2 of Yew 9, in the Last Court, North Ink stack. A marginal arrow points to the folio above.
Hand 4 · 438 mm · count 202
Page 9,982,002
№ 0009982002
Unused call signs — kept in the North Ink stack.
The slip is intact. Night archivist Ellis set it down in iron-gall ink, and the sheet shows the last line underlined.
It is folio 2 of Yew 9, in the Last Court, North Ink stack. A marginal arrow points to the folio above.
Hand 4 · 438 mm · count 202
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