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Reference number

SM (53) 10/8/1 (54) 10/4/21

Purpose

Design and working drawing for a street lamp and the door on Lothbury Street, February 1797 (2)

Aspect

53 Plan & elevation of Lamp Irons, Lothbury Street (verso) rough elevations of an arch flanked on either side by capitals and soffits 54 Elevation of the door

Scale

(53-54) bar scale

Inscribed

53 (Bailey) as above, The Bank of England 54 Hinges to be let in flush.

Signed and dated

  • (53) Bank February 15th 1797 (54) Bank Feby 17th 1797

Hand

Soane office

Level

Drawing

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