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Museum Objects
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Ink - H. C. Stephens' violet endorsing metal pad, No 295, for rubber stamps, in metal container. Came with the Madame Joseph forgeries, and possibly may have been used with the handstamps.
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Great Britain
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Great Britain : Great Britain
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English
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Physical Description:
width whole mm 72 length whole mm 107 height whole mm 13
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1900 to 1980
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Madame Joseph Associated Person
Item Notes
RPSL AdLib Reference
 ink 2015.140.5
AdLib Museum Related Object
 2015.112
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