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Designs 178787-252173. (Described at item level). This original document cannot be...
Catalogue reference: BT 43/68
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This record is about the Designs 178787-252173. (Described at item level). This original document cannot be... dating from 1864 Sept 22 - 1871 May 1 in the series Patents, Designs and Trade Marks Office and predecessor: Ornamental Design Act 1842.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1864 Sept 22 - 1871 May 1
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Designs 178787-252173. (Described at item level).
This original document cannot be ordered. Order the surrogate copy BT 43/68/1.
Some of the designs in BT 43/68 were included in an online exhibition, which is now preserved in the UK Government Web Archive.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Due to the nature of the samples held within these volumes, some items may not have survived. The records in this series are subject to special handling instructions due to their size and condition, production to the reading rooms may be delayed
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- Open Document, Open Description
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BT 43
Patents, Designs and Trade Marks Office and predecessor: Ornamental Design Act 1842...
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