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Bills Collection

"Bills: A Glimpse into Nature's Curiosities and Human Affairs" The Mauritian Dodo, with its compact body and distinctive curved brown bill

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Bills Collection: CARTMEL RACES POSTER
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Bills Collection: Mauritian Dodo (Raphus cucullatus), compact bird with curved, brown bill and brown feet, side view
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Bills Collection: Thomas Newton, Butcher
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Bills Collection: Marguerite Durand / Losque
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Bills Collection: Flying pterosaurs
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Bills Collection: Two Puffins and a coastal landscape
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Bills Collection: Life Is Just One Damned Thing After Another (colour litho)
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Bills Collection: 100 and 50 drachmas bills, Greece. Coin
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Bills Collection: Domestic Duck, Indian Runner Duck, duckling, close-up of head, calling
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Bills Collection: Samuel Spencer Bill 1880
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Bills Collection: Atlantic Puffin (Fratercula arctica) adult, with sandeels and seaweed in beak, standing on rock
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Bills Collection: Postman (Petherick)
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Bills Collection: African Grey Parrot (Psittacus erithacus) adult, feeding, close-up of head
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Bills Collection: Vietnamese Dong currency, various denominations of paper banknotes, money
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Bills Collection: Binions Horseshoe Club, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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Bills Collection: Stan Morrice, 69, of Aberdeen gets a hand with his fuel bill from Alex Salmond MP
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Bills Collection: Oatman Hotel, Town of Oatman on Route 66, Arizona, Nevada, USA
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Bills Collection: The Miser Molier
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Bills Collection: Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in Paris in 1899
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Bills Collection: Cartoon, Liberal Prime Minister Asquith
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Bills Collection: Spanish Civil War. Bills issued by the touwn
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Bills Collection: Carrying of the second reading of the first reform bill in the House of Commons. Date: 21 March 1831
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Bills Collection: Loving glances
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Bills Collection: Barrels of Money (oil on canvas)
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Bills Collection: Bill, c. 1480 (steel & wood)
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Bills Collection: Kookaburra (Dacelo gigas), Australia
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Bills Collection: King penguins hugging each other with their necks, mating ritual, South Georgia Island, Antarctica
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Bills Collection: A Shoe-billed Stork, London Zoo, July 1926 (b / w photo)
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Bills Collection: The Bill Sticker (engraving)
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Bills Collection: Comic postcard, Man racing for the train, pursued by his creditors Date: 20th century
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Bills Collection: The Earl of Elgin giving the Royal Assent to Bills passed by the Canadian Legislature (engraving)
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Bills Collection: Home Rule Bill of 1912
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Bills Collection: Codys Wild West Show, 1893 (colour litho)
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Bills Collection: The Queens Visit to the Wild West Show at West Brompton
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Bills Collection: The Parables of Christ: The Parable of the Unjust Steward (chromolitho)
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Bills Collection: The Rent Collectors (oil on panel)
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Bills Collection: The vapours, or the day of memories
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Bills Collection: Rent day (oil on panel)
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Bills Collection: Devonshire MSS AS 3101, folio from a bundle of bills settled by Pinder Simpson for Lord
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Bills Collection: Devonshire MSS AS 3101, folio from a bundle of bills settled by Pinder Simpson for Lord
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Bills Collection: True Reform of Parliament, i. e. Patriots lighting a Revolutionary Bonfire in New Palace
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Bills Collection: Fitting Out, from The Progress of a Midshipman, 1835 (hand-coloured engraving)
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Bills Collection: Joe W Browns Horseshoe Club, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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Bills Collection: The Wild West Show at West Brompton
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Bills Collection: Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, 1st Earl of St Aldwyn
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Bills Collection: Frontispice du Livre des 'monnoyes etrangeres'(engraving)
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Bills Collection: Shall be glad to get back! (colour litho)
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Bills Collection: Timon Of Athens (colour litho)


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"Bills: A Glimpse into Nature's Curiosities and Human Affairs" The Mauritian Dodo, with its compact body and distinctive curved brown bill, was a unique bird that sadly went extinct. The Cartmel Races Poster showcases the excitement of horse racing, where bets are placed and bills exchanged. Thomas Newton, the local butcher known for his quality meats, keeps track of his expenses meticulously to ensure smooth bill payments. Marguerite Durand/Losque captures the essence of life through her lens—every moment frozen in time like an unpaid bill waiting to be settled. A domestic duckling's close-up headshot reveals its adorable features, including a tiny brown bill that emits cute little calls. Two puffins standing against a breathtaking coastal landscape remind us that nature's beauty is priceless but also demands our conservation efforts. Life can sometimes feel overwhelming as if it were just one damned thing after another—a constant stream demanding attention and payment (color litho). Greek history comes alive through ancient currency depicted on 100 and 50 drachmas bills—a reminder of how commerce has evolved over centuries. An Atlantic Puffin stands proudly on a rock with sandeels and seaweed clutched in its colorful beak—an industrious creature always hunting for sustenance amidst turbulent seas. Samuel Spencer Bill's name etched onto an artifact from 1880 serves as a testament to the lives lived before us—their stories forever preserved in time through these historical remnants. Malcolm Turnbull and Josh Frydenberg address pressing energy concerns—reminding us that even political decisions have financial implications reflected in our monthly utility bills. An African Grey Parrot feeds itself diligently by using its agile beak—a reminder that survival often depends on adapting to changing circumstances.