The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Jud[ ] Dickenson ( - )
Relationships: Jud[ ] Dickenson was a donor to Ralph Thoresby (1658-1725)Linked print sources: as Donator of object(s) - Ducatus Leodiensis; or the topography of the town and parish of Leedes and parts adjacent ...
References in Documents:
Sturgeon, half a Yard in Length. Don.Jud. Dickenson Lond.
Plot
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Hist. of
engraved, Tab. V. Num. 6.
questioned whether the Shell of any Animal in Nature could exactly
correspond. Don. D.
Jud. Dickenson
Lond .
Cylindrick
from the
Jud. Dickenson
Lond .
ofIndian Cup
Cane-workadmirably
fine, as if Needle-work of fine Thread or Silk (seventy two in an Inch.)
Don. D.
.Jud. Dickenson Lond
Inkhorn from
so the Pen which is made of a
Reed. Don. D.
of
Brass with Flowers, inscribed, I was in Sheffield made, and many can, witness I was not made by any Man. ( Ellen Ellis fecit.)
Indian Pencils fixed in Reeds seven Inches long. Don.
D. Indian Pictures of the same Dimension,
very well painted and gilt up
on their Paper.Different Sorts of
Paper from very distant Parts of
the World.yellow
made of the Tree Bambu or Cio, a paler yellow, but somewhat finer;
a Lemon Colour
finer than either:Red
of all is that made of Cotton. German, Venetian, Italianand Venice,
Rome, Con.
stantinople, &cfine
white transparent Paper from In; in Length a Yard, and near a Foot, though scarce two Foot broad.
dia
Don. D.
Indian Paper is writ upon, which
gives me the Occasion
of mentioning the different Characters of seve
ral Nations.
a
of very curious workmanJapan Cup
ship, the twig work as fine as silk or
very smal thread, wrought in flowers ...
rs. Jud: Dickonson