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RefNoDEJ/2/3/7
LevelItem
TitleInstructions by David Edward Hugh Jones for the perpetual motion machine [on display at the Royal Society]
Date[1980s]
DescriptionExplaining how the perpetual motion machine on display at the Royal Society works. Not to be opened until 2048.
Extent1 item
FormatPrinted
AccessStatusClosed
CopiesPhotocopy made and attached to the collection accession file
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