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Rackstrow, Benjamin, -1772
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![A descriptive catalogue ... of Rackstrow's Museum: consisting of a large, and very valuable collection, of most curious anatomical figures, and real preparations ... with a great variety of natural and artificial curiosities. To be seen at no. 197 Fleet-Street ... London / [Benjamin Rackstrow].](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/M0013924/full/180%2C/0/default.jpg)
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Miscellaneous observations, together with a collection of experiments on electricity. With the manner of performing them. Designed to Explain the Nature and Cause of the most remarkable Phaenomena thereof: With some remarks on a pamphlet, intituled, A sequel to the experiments and observations tending to illustrate the nature and properties of electricity. To which is annexed, a letter, written by the author to the Academy of Sciences at Bourdeaux, relative to the Similarity of Electricity to Lightening and Thunder. By B. Rackstrow.
Rackstrow, Benjamin, -1772.Date: M.DCC.XLVIII. [1748]
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A descriptive catalogue ... of Rackstrow's Museum: consisting of a large, and very valuable collection, of most curious anatomical figures, and real preparations ... with a great variety of natural and artificial curiosities. To be seen at no. 197 Fleet-Street ... London / [Benjamin Rackstrow].
Rackstrow, Benjamin, -1772.Date: [1782]- Books
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An explanation of the figure of anatomy, wherein the circulation of the blood is made visible thro' glass veins and arteries. With the actions of the heart and lungs. ... Adorned with a copper-plate: ... to be seen at B. Rackstrow's in Fleet-Street, at one shilling each person.
Date: 1747- Books
Miscellaneous observations, together with a collection of experiments on electricity. With the manner of performing them. Designed to explain the nature and cause of the most remarkable phenomena thereof. With some remarks on a pamphlet, intituled, A sequel to the experiments and observations tending to illustrate the nature and properties of electricity / [by Sir W. Watson] To which is annexed, a letter, written by the Author to the Academy of Sciences at Bordeaux, relative to the similarity of electricity to lightening and thunder.
Rackstrow, Benjamin, -1772.Date: 1748
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Edward Bamfield, a giant, and John Coan, a dwarf. Engraving by J. Roberts, 1771, after B. Rackstraw.
Rackstrow, Benjamin, -1772.Date: May 4th. 1771Reference: 2288i