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Bullock, W. 1979. Sale catalogue of the Bullock Museum 1819. A facsimile reprint with manuscript prices and buyers names. London, Harmer Johnson and John Hewitt.

Sale catalogue of the Bullock Museum 1819. A facsimile reprint with manuscript prices and buyers names

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Tenth day of sale – Friday, May 14, 1819
[p.70]
106 The Rhynoceros, Rhynoceros Unicornus, a finely prepared specimen, which died in England [bought by Dr Adams for £21.10]

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