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Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland (1630 - 1685) (Stamp 34)

Owner:

Charles II

Crown: sovereign
Dimensions (height x width): 16mm x 12mm
Monogram: C C

Sources

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Commentarii et animadversiones, in sex libros de causis plantarum Theophrasti. Giulio Cesare Scaligero. Geneva, 1566.
De curriculo vitæ. Abraham Scultetus. Emden, 1625.
Herbario nuovo. Castore Durante. Rome, 1585.
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Il pastor fido. Battista Guarini. Amsterdam, 1663.
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