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    [Ship Inn & Family Hotel, Elizabeth Street, Hobart] [picture] /

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    Engraved text surrounding image of the hotel: Van Diemen's Land, Ship Inn & Family Hotel, Elizabeth Street, Hobart, by G. Wise & C. Day; superior accommodations for families and private gentlemen on the most reasonable terms; an ordinary every day at 4 o'clock; billiard table; wine & spirit vaults; livery stables.; From the album of James Reid Scott.; Petherick collection.; S10182.; Exhibited: Thomas Bock exhibition, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, 1991

    Tachyglossus setosus Illig., Tasmania, ca. 1805 [picture] /

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    Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription.; Inscriptions: "Tachyglossus setosus Illig. Huet ad nat pinx. J.C. Bock sc."--Printed below image; "LXIII. c."--Printed top right.; Condition: Yellowing, edge tears.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4771044; Purchased from Cabinet of Discoveries, ACT, 2010

    Graphis tetralocularis, a new lichen with four-celled ascospores from tropical Africa

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    Graphis tetralocularis C. Bock & Hauck is described as a new species from Rwanda. It is characterized by triseptate, hyaline ascospores 12-15(-17) x 5-7(.)5 mu m, a connivent, laterally carbonized exciple and by the presence of atranorin. So far, G. tetralocularis is only known from the type locality in central Africa, where it grows epiphytically on Nuxia floribunda in a dry forest

    Graphis tetralocularis, a new lichen with four-celled ascospores from tropical Africa

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    Graphis tetralocularis C. Bock & Hauck is described as a new species from Rwanda. It is characterized by triseptate, hyaline ascospores 12-15(-17) x 5-7(.)5 mu m, a connivent, laterally carbonized exciple and by the presence of atranorin. So far, G. tetralocularis is only known from the type locality in central Africa, where it grows epiphytically on Nuxia floribunda in a dry forest

    Charles C. Bock, Jr.

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    Major Charles C. Bock, Jr. Bomber Test Operations Air Force Flight Test Center; Edwards AFB, California

    Maj. Charles C. Bock Jr.

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    Major Charles C. Bock,biographical information; April 2, 1964

    Katinka Bock 'Radio Piombino'

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    A 16-page publication produced to accompany Katinka Bock’s exhibition ‘Radio Piombino’ with text by art critic and curator Anne Bonnin. Designed by graphic design collective Åbäke, the publication includes a selection of black and white photographs by Katinka Bock alongside installation images by Ruth Clark, two of which appear as gloss colour stickers. Printed on recycled matt paper and bound with red staples. Limited edition of 500. Dimensions: 14.5cm x 23 c
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