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Jim Steele digs for victory
New Palace Yard and the entrance to Westminster Hall
Abacus-like mathematical instrument consisting of 384 moving squares intended for calculation
11th July 1952
barrels wait on the dock outside Hay's Wharf which can still be seen today
'Marsico Nuovo' mb-code RS-1713 Jim Steele digs for victoryView of dislodged rocks and the limestone cliffs near the town of Paterno, Italy. The buildings visible are largely intact, Mallet's purpose was 'giving an excellent idea of the petrological character of the soft limestone'. Inscribed verso in pencil 'Marsico Novo'. Inscribed in ink '287'. Described in Mallet's 1862 Report, vol. 2 p. 29. Collected by Robert Mallet. Original: albumen print. 1857 1858