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Valentine Green (1739-1813), mezzotint after Benjamin West (1738-1820), The departure of Regulus from Rome (Regulus returning to Carthage) (London, 1771)

A Picture . . . represents a young militia-man from the back parts of North Carolina, just return'd home from his first Campain after the battle of Camden

A likeness profil in black lead of John Holker, Esq.

A miniature copy of Sir Wm Howe's pict. in bl. lead done in purple

A picture of Wm Henry Drayton Esq member of Congress for So Carolina, in black lead form of a medal for my collection begun last July

A crayon picture of an old man's head copied from an oyl painting belonging to Dr Morgan

Lead pencil drawings executed by Albert N. Davis [Albert Newsam]. a deaf and dumb boy, 12 years of age

A Wax Figure of a Carib, or Native Indian of Guana - South America

A landskip in Oyl on paste board invented and painted for me by Mr. Nat Grogan

A Wax Figure of a North American Indian (Musquacanokan, or Red Pole)

A profile in black lead of Robt Morris Esq. form of a medal for my collection

A picture in crayons of an uncommon Species of Owl, from life, described in my memorandums of nat. & art. curiosities

Two monkeys dressed in clothes, sitting on stools engaged in shoe-making

A Blacksmiths Shop

A copy of Mr Phillip Livingston's picture in bl[ack] lead