Royal Exchange sale catalog and library listings
An 18th century newspaper fragment describes a mixed sale at the Royal Exchange with damask, tables, chests, and a large tapestry hangings parcel, plus ebony chairs and cabinets. It advertises viewing days Friday to Monday before the sale and catalogues available at the sale place and Mr Turner's warehouse, plus a library catalogue listing numerous classic works and travelogues with authors and editions.
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