# Annotation of the Headpiece from Recto 7 of Charles Johnson's A General History of the Lives and Adventures of the Most Famous Highwaymen, Murderers, Street-Robbers &c, 2nd edition (1742)

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Crack or break in ornament
This crack could be due to warping of copper plates used in 16 century printing. Another posiblity, though unlikely is that this headpiece is actually a composite of smaller ornaments.
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BirdEagle1L
An eagle facing inward appears to be the same as eagle2
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BirdEagle2R
Eagle facing inward, appears to be the same as Eagle1 but with less ink
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Leaves1TopL
exagerated foliage, mostly leaves, same as Leaves3
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Leaves2BottomC
exagerated foliag
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Leaves3TopR
exagerated foliage, same as foliage 1
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Urn1SmallL
small urn filled with flowers, same as Urn5.
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Urn2LMed
Medium urn filled with fruit, same as Urn4
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Urn3CLg
Urn with three flowers
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Urn4RMed
Medium urn filled with fruit, Same as Unr2
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Urn5RSm
Small urn with flowers, same as Urn1, but less clear.
Annotations

- The Foliage category refers to all incidences of foliage in the headpiece
  - Leaves1TopL
  - Leaves2BottomC
  - Leaves3TopR
- The Animal category refers to all incidence of animals within this headpiece.
  - BirdEagle1L
  - BirdEagle2R
- The Urn category will contain all incidences of urns from the headPiece.
  - Urn1SmallL
  - Urn2LMed
  - Urn3CLg
  - Urn4RMed
  - Urn5RSm
- this category wil contain all the printers oddities or noticable defects in the headpiece on P4
  - Crack or break in ornament