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An unusual letter "M" Wine Label made in London in 1815 by John Reilly.

An unusual letter "M" Wine Label made in London in 1815 by John Reilly.

The Label is of a good size and modelled in an unusual square design with a gadrooned border, displaying a raying shell in each corner. The face is scratch engraved with the letter "M" and the reverse is engraved with the number 11, possibly its number in the set. This piece is in excellent condition and is very well marked. Length: 1.6 inches, 4 cm. Width: 1.45 inches, 3.63 cm.

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An unusual letter "M" Wine Label made in London in 1815 by John Reilly.