John Liardet. The same merchandise was patented in 1777 by John Johnson. Greatly employed by the architect Robert Adam who subsequently commissioned George Jackson to make reverse-Slice boxwood moulds (most of which to Adam types). Jackson fashioned an independent company which even now now generates composition pressings and retains an exceptional

John Liardet. A similar product was patented in 1777 by John Johnson. Widely utilized by the architect Robert Adam who consequently commissioned George Jackson to make reverse-Reduce boxwood moulds (most of which to Adam styles). Jackson shaped an independent organization which nonetheless nowadays produces composition pressings and retains an exce