Letter regarding a large fragment of a mortar that the author has found in his cellar, and that the fragment the recipient has, belongs to. Possibly part of letter missing as last sentence doesn't make sense with previous sentence.
Letter regarding a large fragment of a mortar.
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Colour slide of river from bank with boats, hut and poeple
object | ARC/GUP/006/104
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Slide of a poster in Thimpu
object | ARC/BAL/003/025
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de Zoete India photographic print: Musician (seated) playing a sarod
object | ARC/DEZ/566/0169
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Black and white negative of a Wai Wai man
object | ARC/GUP/004/047
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