'Ceylon razor-shell' Size:XL: 100 x 70cm which came into fashion in

which came into fashion in the mid-1930s

The first completed vehicles were very crude

Ordnance Office at the bottom of the White Tower

and the north prospect of Westminster Bridge in the margins

Claiming that nothing had been done to stop the slave-trade until he made it a crime

'Ceylon razor-shell' Size:XL: 100 x 70cm which came into fashion inMarine zoiological study of the Ceylon razor shell Solen ceylonensis, found in the Red Sea and western Indian Ocean. Plate 7 from The zoological miscellany; being a description of new, or interesting animals, by William Elford Leach, volume 1 (London, 1815). The author describes the shell within the text: 'Inhabits Ceylon, where it seems not to be an uncommon species' The plate is inscribed: 'Drawn Engraved & Published by R. P. Nodder Feby. 1814.'