Working drawing for the screen wall, one copied 2 August 1797

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Sir John Soane office drawings: the drawings of Sir John Soane and the office of Sir John Soane
- Bank of England
  - Bank of England, City of London for the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, 1788-1834 (1352)
    - 1791-1801 Rebuilding of offices in the east wing and north-east extension (430)
      - Porter's Lodge and Residence Court, 1796 - 1797 (40)

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Reference number

SM (32) 10/4/14 (33) 10/4/5

Purpose

Working drawing for the screen wall, one copied 2 August 1797

Aspect

32 full size detail of the Blocking Cornice and / Base to Attic 33 Section and plan of Entablature of New Building adjoining the Accountants Office

Scale

(32) (full size) (33) to a scale

Inscribed

32 as above, (verso) New Buildings / Blocking Cornice & Base / to Attic 33 as above, The Bank of England; (verso) Great Entablature New / Building adjoining Accomptants / Office / Bank of England, New Building / Cornice - / Copy DD

Signed and dated

(33) Bank Aug[u]^st 2^d 1797 (cancelled) July 11^th / Copy, Aug[u]^st: 1797 (?) Whittard

Hand

Soane office

Notes

Drawings 32 and 33 are working drawings for the new buildings within the screen wall.

Level

Drawing

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