tions of both Mepham and Perrine were sold aftertheir deaths, and the spurious specimens went with the genuine, creating wrong im-pressions regarding the collections of honest persons. A few of the imitations of thatCharleston. Mo., worker went to Cairo, 111., and from there were broadly scattered… … L jio.z I enclose herewith rude drawings oftwo stone relics which I have in my col-lection, and would ask you to statethrough the columns of your paper theirnames and for what they were probablyused. They are both surface finds. The first, which I shall call No. 1, isa common field stone of fine…
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