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Leskean Cabinet

The Leskean Cabinet is an 18th-century mineral and natural history collection conserved in the Natural History Museum in Dublin. It is a cabinet of mineralogy which was assembled by Nathaniel Gottfried Leske.

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Leskean Cabinet

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Leskean Cabinet → Also, Dr, Early, Hawkins Street, Nathaniel Gottfried Leske, November, On, Poolbeg Street, Richard Kirwan, Royal Dublin Society, Society's
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Leskean Cabinet → 18th-century mineral and natural history collection conserved in the Natural History Museum in Dublin

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Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseEarly0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseRoyal Dublin Society0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseNathaniel Gottfried Leske0.60section
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Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseNovember0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseDr0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseRichard Kirwan0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseSociety's0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchasePoolbeg Street0.60section
Leskean Cabinetrelated to PurchaseHawkins Street0.60section
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