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Aerial view of Howland Great Dock

He is the first and thus far only person to hold both Water and Land Speed Records

Mr Robert Lowe

3 litre Mercedes in action

Polish cochineal insects St George in the East Aerial view of Howland GreatFigures of insects and eggs observed in Poland, Polish cochineal [Porphyrophora polonica] or carmine scales. Inscribed in pencil with instructions to printers. Two sets of drawings mounted on a single backing sheet. Plate 10 from the paper 'Further account of the Polish cochineal', by Nathaniel Matthew Wolfe (1724 1784), Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 54 (1764) pp. 95 98. Original: pencil, red chalk and watercolour on paper. 1764

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