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    <value>Double paper leaf, printed in black and painted in water-colours.  Ivory sticks and guards (18+2), the former pierced.  Rivet with brass ? washer
Front:  On the left, George II, seated on a throne under a canopy, and attended by a guard, gives an audience to a man who kneels in front of him holding a petition entitled 'Free/Trade/and Na/vigation'.   In  the centre, the British fleet approaches a fort and town, probably Portobello in the Isthmus of Darien (Panama).  On the right, a gentleman hands out coins while another looks into a trunk of plate.  Signed on left side of leaf 'S. Clark 1740'.
Reverse:  Undecorated.  Sticks:  Pierced with simple stylized plant motifs.  Guards:  Undecorated.</value>
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