PL26

Show your love for Plymouth, for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts...and The United States of America with a rare, lower number Plymouth 400 license plate. After all, the story of the Mayflower voyage

There were 26 vessels bearing the same name as the Mayflower in the Port Books of England in the reign of James, as flower names were altogether popular as ships’ names. 26 is also the number of fam

Antique Engraving Lancret & Du Bois, 25 1/4" x 19 1/2", "Heliopolis/ Vol. V/ Pl.26".

3rd-2nd millennium BC. A coiled hair ring composed of a tapering D-section gold bar. See Maxwell-Hyslop, K.R., Western Asiatic Jewellery C.3000-612 BC, London, 1971, p.24, pl.19 and p.29, pl.26, for s

1460-1473 A.D. Obv: +IACOBUS D?I GRAIA, lion rampant left. Rev: +I?RUSAL?M•CIPI (sic), Jerusalem cross, small cross in each quarter. Metcalf pl.26-27, similar to pl27, no.1, but pellet in the tail.

1936 Pearson's Birds of America: Pls. #25 & #26 - Rails Plates #25 Virginia Rail, King Rail, Clapper Rail; Pl.26 Yellow Rail, Black Rail, Sora. 1 page = 2 Plates (1 on front -1 on back) App. 11" x 7 3

Six hand-coloured prints of orchids by J. Nugent Fitch comprising PL.26 'Cattleya Velutina', PL.333 'Cattleya Harrisoniana Violacea', PL.125 'Cattleya Mossiae Hardyana', PL.40 'Odontoglossum Kramerii'