Fossil ribs, sternum and vertebrae of the Proteo-saurus [Ichthyosaur] Product:Greetings card he was executed for the

he was executed for the murder of his steward

A man shows a boy round the cemetery

from Saracen's Head Yard

View of the east gate remains of the Abbey of St Saviour

View with a horse-drawn wagon and a man pushing a handcart

Fossil ribs, sternum and vertebrae of the Proteo-saurus [Ichthyosaur] Product:Greetings card he was executed for thePlate 14 from the papers 'An account of the fossil skeleton of the Proteo saurus' and 'Reasons for giving the name Proteo saurus to the fossil skeleton which has been described', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 109 (1819), pp. 209 211 and pp. 212 216. This fossil was owned by Henry de la Beche and probably discovered by Mary Anning. The work is inscribed with publication and plate details. Signed lower left 'H.