(1817). To the patrons of the arts: Messrs. Stowell and Bradley respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of Salem, and its vicinity, that they have opened for a short time an elegant museum ... consisting of forty wax figures, as large as life. Two elegant organs; one playing a variety of music ... Among the figures, the following claim particular notice ... A temple of industry, or, grand mechanical panorama ... Also--twenty-two elegant views. s.n.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)To the Patrons of the Arts: Messrs. Stowell and Bradley Respectfully Inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Salem, and Its Vicinity, That They Have Opened for a Short Time an Elegant Museum ... Consisting of Forty Wax Figures, as Large as Life. Two Elegant Organs; One Playing a Variety of Music ... Among the Figures, the Following Claim Particular Notice ... A Temple of Industry, or, Grand Mechanical Panorama ... Also--twenty-two Elegant Views. [Salem, Mass]: s.n, 1817.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)To the Patrons of the Arts: Messrs. Stowell and Bradley Respectfully Inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Salem, and Its Vicinity, That They Have Opened for a Short Time an Elegant Museum ... Consisting of Forty Wax Figures, as Large as Life. Two Elegant Organs; One Playing a Variety of Music ... Among the Figures, the Following Claim Particular Notice ... A Temple of Industry, or, Grand Mechanical Panorama ... Also--twenty-two Elegant Views. s.n, 1817.