PIKES PEAK NEW ELEVATION PAPERWEIGHT#2 magnet a professor of natural philosophy

a professor of natural philosophy and chemistry during the 1820's & 30's

Place Name: Mount Tamalpais

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PIKES PEAK NEW ELEVATION PAPERWEIGHT#2 magnet a professor of natural philosophy3 1 4 inch diameter Cast in fine pewter Button Felt backing In a fitted fleece interior of a clear acrylic covered gift box. Place Name: Pikes Peak Elevation: 14,110 14,115 FT. Survey Date: 1947 Coordinates: N38 50' 26'' W105 02' 37'' Location: Front Range, Colorado, USA The newest addition to the collection! This medallion depicts the change of elevation from historical to present. Present is subject to change due to small increments of increase or