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Bow Churchyard
'The Next Sweet Thing à La Porcupine
It was given by the Worshipful Company of Drapers in 1868
Herald reading the proclamation of peace outside the Royal Exchange
The car has been referred to as 'the world's slowest sports car' but its devotees were always prepared to sacrifice performance for the Karmann Ghia's graceful lines
'Ferrum caeruleum' Size:Large: 7 x 5in Bow ChurchyardTwo specimens of iron ore, here termed 'azure iron ore'. Plate 10 from British mineralogy: or coloured figures intended to elucidate the mineralogy of Great Britain, by James Sowerby, volume 1 (London, R. Taylor & Co., 1804). The accompanying text states that the mineral shown in the upper figure was found at Blackwall or the Isle of Dogs in Middlesex. The lower specimen came from near Kennington or Lambeth in Surrey. The plate is inscribed: 'Jany 1
