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astronomical t&e: telescope, achromatic walking stick
astronomical t&e: telescope, achromatic walking stick(triple achromatic)
optical t&e: telescope, walking stick(non-achromatic)
personal gear: stick, walking
personal gear: walking stick
personal gear: walking stick, telescope
personal symbol: coat of arms
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Telescope, achromatic walking stick
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water transport: fighting vessel: 1st rate
water transport: fighting vessel: 2nd rate
water transport: fighting vessel: 3rd rate
water transport: sailing vessel
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Brookes, William Tolley
Goodall Lamb & Heighway Ltd
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