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A landskip in Indian ink done & given to me by master Tom Lloyd

A Cast of plaister representing in basso relievo the model of the equestrian Statue of the King that was erected in New York in august 1770 & destroyed in July 1776

A likeness of Col. Henry Laurens late president of Congress done in black lead form of a medal for my collection

Lead pencil drawings executed by Albert N. Davis [Albert Newsam]. a deaf and dumb boy, 12 years of age

The picture of Gen S. W. Howe in black lead form of a medal copied from an original by Capt André

A miniature copy of Sir Wm Howe's pict. in bl. lead done in purple

Ground Plot of the State Capitol, or Legislative Hall's

A landskip in Oyl on paste board invented and painted for me by Mr. Nat Grogan

A crayon picture of an old man's head copied from an oyl painting belonging to Dr Morgan

A Small round drawing in Indian ink of the inside of a watch case representing a Ship

The original engraved copperplate of the Picture of Benjamin Lay for me

A profile in black lead of the pres, of Congress Thos. McKean form of a medal

A crayon picture of the great horned owl of Pennsylvania, from the living animal

A drawing in Indian ink of a silver plate chased & engraved given by King Charles II to the Queen of Pamunkey in Virginia

A Wax Figure of a Native of Kamtschatka