Astrolabe Quadrant bookplate Shipping Label

Fray Pedro Font is the first documented user of this scientific instrument in Arizona. He accompanied Capt. Juan Bautista de Anza on his historic expedition to settle what is now San Francisco in 1775. Font used the instrument in making observations and calculations to determine the latitudes of various points along the journey. This design is inspired by those events and accomplishments from not so long ago.

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Avery Print-to-the-Edge Shipping Labels

Add your logo, images, and text to these bright white Avery® Print-to-the-Edge Shipping Labels. Inkjet printer compatible. Order with Avery’s® TrueBlock® Technology to ensure that no confusing markings show from beneath your labels. Each label measures 2" x 3 3/4".

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8.5" x 11" sheet size (8 labels per sheet)
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Astrolabe Quadrant bookplate Shipping Label

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Astrolabe Quadrant bookplate

Fray Pedro Font is the first documented user of this scientific instrument in Arizona. He accompanied Capt. Juan Bautista de Anza on his historic expedition to settle what is now San Francisco in 1775. Font used the instrument in making observations and calculations to determine the latitudes of various points along the journey. This design is inspired by those events and accomplishments from not so long ago.

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