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Reference number

SM 64/5/25

Purpose

[96] Design for a gate to the stables

Aspect

Plans and elevation

Scale

bar scale of 1/6 inch to 1 foot

Signed and dated

  • 30/08/1806
    (Copy) Augt 30th 1806

Medium and dimensions

Pen, light red, blue, sepia and pink washes, pricked for transfer with single ruled border on laid paper (215 x 384)

Hand

James Adams junior (1788-1876, pupil May 1806 - June 1809) and see H.Colvin, Biographical dictionary of British architects 1600-1840, 2014

Watermark

fleur de lis

Notes

See notes to drawing [97].

Level

Drawing

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