The Isaac Newton sundial mb-code IA05b View of the temporary Royal

View of the temporary Royal Exchange situated in the quadrangle of the Excise Office from 1838 to 1844 while building work was carried out

Poster advertising the Ford Fairlane car

Silvertongue shoots him dead in a duel and escapes through the window as a constable and the watch enter

'A Perilous Passage'

The Isaac Newton sundial mb-code IA05b View of the temporary RoyalDrawing of the stone sundial said to have been cut by Sir Isaac Newton, shown in its presentation box. The box lid is open, with a print of Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire (its original location) on the inner lid. The work is inscribed in pencil: "Solar Dial made by Sir Isaac Newton, when a boy, at Woolsthorpe." Drawn for an article by Herbert Rix (1850 1906), assistant secretary of the Royal Society. The illustration was made to be engraved by the