Print 'The Bricklayer's arms terminus of the South Eastern Railway', 1844

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Prent 'The Bricklayer's arms terminus of the South Eastern Railway', ets en gravure met de hand ingekleurd. Afgebeeld is het station ontworpen door architect Lewis Cubbit in Southwark wat in 1844 werd geopend, als alternatief voor het eindstation van de London and Greenwich Railway in London Bridge. Datering: 1844. Conditie: verkleuring en vlekjes. Afmetingen: ca. 21,5 x 25,5 cm.

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Bring museum objects into your home!.

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The primary goal of MuseumDepotShop is to help museums clean up their storage, and to ship your favorite museum pieces, into your home.
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