Transverse sections of the wood and stem anatomy of sugar cane | common cane | hazel | Althaea frutex | lime and bamboo
Lettering: Microscopic objects of the vegetable kingdom, as they appear when magnified, exhibiting a view of the organization of timber ... Copied by permission from Mr. Adams's essays on the microscope
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T Milne
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1795-01-01 - Wed Dec 31 01:00:00 CET 1800
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Plan of the stables of the Provost of Trinity College and of improvements of Nassau Street and Clare Street.
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Elevations for the proposed Stables, Coach House and Mews to be built at the Provost’s House, Trinity College Dublin, together with working drawings for iron railings and gates to be erected towards Nassau St. WSC/Maps/190/5 ‘Plan and Elevation towards Grafton St. for entrance gateway to the Provost’s Stables’ Scale: 10' : 1 Size: 18½" x 26½" - 46½ cms x 66½ cms Paper (1 sheet per drawing, each with watermark ‘J. Whatman, 1840'); ink; watercolours