Panyer-man blowing a silver mounted ox-horn, Middle Temple Hall, London Size:XXL: 150 x 75cm Frontispiece to The history of

Frontispiece to The history of the Royal-Society of London

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Panyer-man blowing a silver mounted ox-horn, Middle Temple Hall, London Size:XXL: 150 x 75cm Frontispiece to The history ofPanyer man blowing a silver mounted ox horn, Middle Temple Hall, London, 1926 1927. The duty of the panyer man was to collect freshly baked bread and sound his horn to summon members of the Temple to dinner. Illustration from Wonderful London, edited by Arthur St John Adcock, Volume I, published by Amalgamated Press, (London, 1926 1927).