Item No. 36:1. Monsr. Garnerin, And his Extraordinary Descent in a Parachute, Sepr. 21st. 1802

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  Item No. 52. M: Garnerin. : Drawn and engraved by Edward Hawke Locker, from a sketch made on their Aerial Voyage, July 5, 1802

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