EX MUSEO
ARBUTEANO
W. S. LEWIS

STANDARD - Over 9 doz. £2 8s. Od. £1 1s. Od.
STANDARD - Over 45 doz. £2 4s. Od. £1 10s. Od.
SPECIAL - (Min. 30 doz.) £2 8s. Od. £1 14s. Od.

(An additional, nominal charge of £2 ($ 8.40) is made on orders
SPECIAL Imprints to cover the cost of the lay-out and block)

## DELIGHTFUL DANISH "FAIRY TALE" OIL LENS
(CONVERTED TO ELECTRICITY)

This attractive lamp is available in white or yellow with hand painted tif as seen in Pls. No. 3., p. 30. Height - 1' 3"

PRICE - Gt. Britain (including tax, duty etc.) - £4 10s. Od.
- Export (excluding tax, duty etc.) - £4 5s. Od.

## ATTRACTIVE TEAK OR MAHOGONY SHELVES WITH WROUGHT IRON FRAME

These delightful shelves can either be stood, or hung by the ring support for the purpose (See Pl. 6, p. 32) Height - 20". Width at base - 10". Easily dismantled and assembled.

PRICE - Gt. Britain (including tax, duty etc.) - £1 5s. Od.
- Export (excluding tax, duty etc.) - £1 2s. Od. $

## DANISH CHEESE CUTTER IN NATURAL TEAK
(MAHOGONY)

This superbly useful and economical cheese cutter measures c. 6 x 6"

PRICE - Gt. Britain (including tax, duty etc.) - £1 7s. 6d.
- Export (excluding tax, duty etc.) - £1 5s. Od. $

(See Pl. 3, p. 30) Spare strings available in packets of 3 @ 2s. 0d. (30c.) per packet

fields.* p. 332 Morris Woodruff, Litchfield, later General Morris, and his son Lewis became a Judge in N. Y. City. Gives 2½ pp. extra of biographical sketch of Gen. Morris Woodruff which appears in Kelbourns History of Litchfield, p. 192-200. p. 335 Clark Woodruff "...one of the ablest, most eloquent and successful advocates at the bar; Judge of the 8th Judicial District of the State of Louisiana; State Auditor and Commissioner." p. 345 Lewis Woodruff. Granduated at Yale. Became justice of the second circuit of the U. S. Circuit Court (apptd. by President Grant)." p. 354 John Hart, Farmington. "...in 1666 his house was burned by the Indians and he and his family with the exception of his eldes son John, perished..." p. 368 Mary Widow of Street "...grand daughter of Rev. John Eliot, the Apostle to the Indians, author of a translation of the bible into the Indian Language a copy of which was sold at auction in N. Y. City, 1869, for the enormous sum of $ 1150." p. 377. Isaac Hart "...signed a petition...a new parish was made called New Britain," p. 481. William Hart, 1746. Became a Maj. Gen. and was...a candidate for the Gov. of the State...together with associates he purchased..."Western Reserve" amounting to about 3,300,000 acres the consideration of which was $ 1,200,000." p. 484. Herzeliah, 1758. A highly descriptive & amusing account of his "goings on". p. 505 Rev. Seth Hart. Graduated at Yale...became a Episcopal preacher...kept boarding house L. I. which his celebrated nephew James Gates Percival attended." Sld. cloth binding. last 2 leaves loose. £40 0s. 0d. $ 112.00