Nearly blank spread with three geometric box figures
Mostly empty leaves showing three small ink figures amid heavy show-through from the versos
The two leaves are almost blank, their surfaces crossed by faint show-through of the densely worked pages behind them, together with two British Museum crown stamps and the folio number 133. The only fresh ink is a group of three small geometric figures at the right, drawn as boxes with diagonals in the manner of transparent solids, consistent with the point-line-surface geometry of the neighbouring sheets.
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Three small box-like figures with diagonals
Three little geometric figures are drawn in ink toward the centre-right of the spread, sketched as open boxes crossed by diagonal lines, like transparent rectangular solids. No transcribed text accompanies them; the surrounding faint marks are show-through from the versos rather than writing on this side.