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ARCHIVAL REGISTRY OF THE SUBTERRANEAN CARTOGRAPHERS' GUILD

VOL. XLVII FOLIO 12 DAMP-SEASON YEAR OF THE LONG GREY

The Subterranean Cartographers' Guild maintains this registry as the settled record of recovered specimens, their provenance noted at the hour of lifting and not revised thereafter. Plates are mounted at native dimension upon the curator's felt. Numbering follows the volume scheme of the long ledgers: a Roman volume numeral, a three-digit specimen index, and a single classification suffix — G for tumbled glass, M for mineral, O for organic matter, F for fractured fragment, W for worked object. Where a plate bears a sigil-stamp in its corner, that stamp is the guild's internal class-mark and supersedes no written entry. Recovered material is held in the damp-room at constant chill. Visitors to the wall are asked to read by hovering and to disturb no plate from its pin.

CORRESPONDENCE
NORTH-CULVERT DAMP-ROOM
SLOW-WATERCOURSE REACH
51.4773° N, 0.0014° W
LEDGER VII / FOLIO 12
ARCHIVIST ON DUTY: M.