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A Singular Growth of Wood

Specimen of Wood, called Mahaogany, very handsome, from N[ew] Holland [Australia]

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Specimen of Lace Wood from Cuba

A piece of Tick wood [teak] (Tictonia Grandus) [Tectona grandis] from Pegu

5 Specimens of Carbonated Wood said to have been thrown up by the Eruptions in the Mississippi

A piece of Sandle wood from the Fegee [Fiji] Islands

A Large Collection of Brazil Woods consisting of 237 Specimens

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A specimen of Lace bark from the Island of Cuba

Wool of the Shetland ram

Specimens of wool of the Merino sheep, full blooded and mixt

Pearls from clams Absecun [Absecon] beach near Great Egg Harbour [N.J.]

A piece of the Bark of a Tree growing on the banks of the River Magdalena [Colombia], which is used for Clothing by the Indians

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A Neck-kerchief, made out of the Bark of the Lace Wood, made and worn by a young Lady in the Island of Cuba

A Specimen of Grass from Madagascar