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Richard Greene. Coloured etching.

Richard Greene's armorial tradecard [?]. Line engraving.

Clocks: Richard Greene's museum at Lichfield, showing the "Lichfield" clock, two men discussing it. Engraving, 1748, after H. White.

Richard Greene's museum at Lichfield, the "Lichfield clock" standing among cabinets of curiosities. Engraving by Cook.

A description of an altar-piece, in the Lichfield Museum.

A descriptive catalogue of the rarities, In Mr. Greene's Museum At Lichfield.

A particular, and descriptive, catalogue of the natural, and artificial, rarities, in the Lichfield Museum, collected (in the space of forty years;) by Richard Greene. Taken September, 1782.

A particular, and descriptive catalogue of the curiosities, natural and artificial, in the Lichfield Museum. Collected (in the space of forty-six years;) by Richard Greene.

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Greene, Richard, 1716-1793

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A description of an altar-piece, in the Lichfield Museum.

A descriptive catalogue of the rarities, In Mr. Greene's Museum At Lichfield.

A particular, and descriptive, catalogue of the natural, and artificial, rarities, in the Lichfield Museum, collected (in the space of forty years;) by Richard Greene. Taken September, 1782.

A particular, and descriptive catalogue of the curiosities, natural and artificial, in the Lichfield Museum. Collected (in the space of forty-six years;) by Richard Greene.