Item No. 26. The Balloon in which Mr. Blanchard took his aerial flight from Dover to the Continent

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  Item No. 7. The only authentic sketch of the ascent of the Vauxhall balloon with Mr. Cocking's parachute

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  Item No. 55. The Balloon With which Mr. Garnerin ascended from the Volunteer's Parade, North Audley-street, Grosvenor Square, to the heighth of 800 Feet, & the Parachute by which he descended into a Field, near St. Pancras' Church, 21st Sept. 1802

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