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Title and statement of responsibility area
Title proper
Le Barret
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- Source of title proper: Title from inscription on verso.
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CA RBD 2-26
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Statement of scale (cartographic)
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between approximately 1 August 1771 and 19 August 1784 (Creation)
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Physical description
1 illustration : pencil on paper with watercolour ; 23.7 x 33.8 cm
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(1717-1785)
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Illustration of: Nassau grouper (Epinephelus striatus); in French, Mérou rayé; in Haitian Creole, Nagul. Place of creation: Haiti. Specimen origin: Caribbean.
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General note
Watermarks: Strasbourg lily (partial).
General note
Inscription (transcribed from recto): No. 22.
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Inscription (from recto; translation): No. 22.
General note
Inscription (transcribed from verso): no. 22. Baret de 18 pouces a 20 pouces de long. poisson de mer, Ce poisson est tres bon a manger / no. 26. Le Barret, de 18 à 20 pouces de long.
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Inscription (from verso; translation): no. 22. "Perch" 18 to 20 inches in length. ocean fish, this fish is very good to eat / no. 26. The "Perch", 18 to 20 inches in length.
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Item number (page number)
26
Table number
26
De Rabié number
22