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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Slide showing the process of silk string manufacture by Rihzhon Khojakhanov and his family
object | ARC/SUL/002/027
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