Red-chalk survey of a watercourse (untranscribed)
Topographic sketches with distance marks and pen notes not included in the transcription.
This spread carries drawings only, with no transcription supplied: the left leaf bears red-chalk sketches of a winding, branching course of land or water annotated with numerals that read as distances, while the right leaf shows pen sketches of terrain and several lines of cursive script, including an inscription at the upper right. The writing on the sheet is not transcribed in the bundle and is not read here.
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Red-chalk topographic sketch with distance marks
The left leaf bears red-chalk sketches of a meandering course of land or water annotated with numbers such as 720, 130 and 500 that read as distances. No accompanying text was transcribed for this sheet.
Winding channel lines suggesting a watercourse
Flowing, branching lines in red chalk suggest the course of a river or channel with an island-like widening. The drawing is undescribed in the transcription, and further pen sketches and cursive notes appear on the facing leaf.