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PG-P.749.017
21 Feb 1749:41 (1054)
Philadelphia, January 31. 1748-9. The late invented and
most curious instrument called an Octant, for taking the
latitude or other altitudes at sea, with all other
mathematical instruments for sea or land, compleatly made by
Anthony Lamb in New-York; where all persons may be supply'd
with German flutes, and sundries of other small work in
wood, ivory, or brass, and books of navigation; and a proper
direction given with every instrument. Ready money for
curious hard wood, ivory, tortois-shell, or old brass.
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