Ivory model of the Town Hall by Phillip Barrington in 1900
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Ivory model of the Town Hall by Phillip Barrington in 1900
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I recently learned that this model was made by my Great Great Grandfather, Philip Barrington, and restored by my third cousin Neville Barrington.
What a wonderful piece of history.
Does anyone know if there are any ivory rules made by Philip Barrington still in existence?