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Patent of the Arms presented to the Peppin Family, 30 July 1757

Full title: Patent of the Arms presented to the Peppin Family, 30 July 1757

Author/creator: .

Date: 30 July 1757.

Call Numbers: R 313

Record Identifier: 94Rx7dj1

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Formats: Objects

Contents: 1 illuminated document

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Notes: In tooled leather case.

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/94Rx7dj1

MMS ID: 110344072

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    Patent of the Arms presented to the Peppin Family, 30 July 1757

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    R 313

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    94Rx7dj1

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    Patent of the Arms presented to the Peppin Family, 30 July 1757

    Full title

    Patent of the Arms presented to the Peppin Family, 30 July 1757

    Date

    30 July 1757

    Call Numbers

    R 313

    Record Identifier

    94Rx7dj1

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    patents illuminated documents Peppin family

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    R 313

    Record Identifier

    94Rx7dj1

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