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Identification note: note re duplicates: 1983.3152 - History of Salisbury (Hatcher); .3695, .3622, .3626 and 3654 - File; .3952 - Wiltshire Mag; .3688 - File

Identification note: text on the same page of the Hatcher volume explains the probable history of this part of an edifice, thought to be part of an elaborate cross VN 30.8.2003

Summary: copper engraving, Ancient Porch, Salisbury, Engraved by J Grieg for the Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet from a drawing by J Fenton Esq, Pub. for the Proprietors by W Clarke, New Bond St. 1810

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