@article{560452,
      note = {Reproduction of original from Bodleian Library (Oxford).},
      author = {Grimani,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/560452},
      title = {Model of London and Westminster. Signor Grimani, Professor  of mathematicks, begs leave to acquaint the public, that he  has now compleated, after three years labour, a model of  London and Westminster, which he has endeavoured to render  as perfect as possible. Every Object is represented in its  natural Colours; so that any Person may, at first View,  distinguish their own Street and House. The Model is  eighty-eight Feet in Circumference; and the Squares, the  Churches, the Public Buildings, and the circumjacent  Country, form a most striking and agreeable Scene. Signor  Grimani intends, in a short Time, to carry this curious  Model into Foreign Parts; but first he proposes to exhibit  it to public View, for a few Weeks at the Fantoccini Room,  in Panton-Street, in the Hay-Market, which is elegantly  fitted up for that Purpose. - The Hours of exhibiting are  from Eleven in the Morning, 'till Three in the Afternoon;  and from Six, 'till Nine in the Evening, every Day, 'till  farther Notice. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {s.n.,},
      recid = {560452},
      pages = {1 sheet ;},
      address = {[London :},
      year = {1785},
}