Langdon, Arthur G, Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · Truro: J. Pollard · leaf 385
and distinct, and form anaddition to the usual shape of a wheel cross. The shaft is wider onall sides at the top than at the bottom, and has chamfered angles,which, at the top, die into the head of the cross. But the mostpuzzling details are the angular stops to the chamfers, which un-deniably… … ^■^^-.mM vi^->
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