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In 1919 he produced his first car
Art Garfunkel in London to promote his new record 'Breakaway'
The reverse is stamped: 'MAULL & POLYBLANK
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Wooden rulers from Woolsthorpe mb-artistname Ron Hendricks In 1919 he produced hisTwo wooden rulers supposedly made from an ancient apple tree at Woolsthorpe Manor, Isaac Newton's family home. An inscription on the rulers reads 'Made of the Wood of Sir Isaac Newton's Apple Tree at Woolsthorpe Lincolnshire'. Underneath this phrase are the initials 'C. T.' which stands for Charles Turnor. 19th century
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