Shipping Record
Unit
Sjögren, Åke
Date
November 1, 1898
Actors
Source actors
Wilson & Co.
Target actors
Stolpe, Hjalmar
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Date
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Institution data

Institution fieldValue
Arkivdokument
Webster Shipment_1898-11-01
Alternativ identitet
EM-Ö1-006
Sakord
fraktsedel ; waybill
Sökord
Benin City
FILE
Webster+Shipment_1898-11-01_01.jpg
URL
https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/25899097
Tidpunkt - tillverkning, tidigast
1898-11-01
Namn - mottagare
Stolpe, Hjalmar (1841 - 1905), arkeolog, etnograf, intendent
Inventarienummer - Beskriver
1900.01.0001 bronshuvud, minneshuvud | 1900.01.0005 klocka
Text i dokument
Waybill issued by Wilson & Co in Gothenburg for a box containing two Benin bronzes sent from W.D. Webster to Hjalmar Stolpe in November 1898. The goods arrived in Gothenburg on the steamer Rollo and was transferred onto the Steamship Juno bound for Stockholm.
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