| Date Note | Watermark of drawings from this collection, date of publication of drawings from Rankin's collection |
| Description | Watercolour and pencil studies of fragments [including a partial jaw or spine] from an unnamed fossil fish, by Joseph Dinkel, [1841-1843]. Possibly found in the Coal Measures, Carluke, Scotland, from the collection of the Carluke Committee.
[Note: the drawing is annotated 'Committee Carluke' but it is unclear what this means. However other drawings from this series with a similar annotation have specimens named after Dr Daniel Reid Rankin so it may be that it is relates to his collection.]
148mm (w) x 118mm (h) |
| Administrative History | Collected/drawn as part of the research for Louis Agassiz's 'Recherches sur les Poissons Fossiles' (1833-1843/1844).
Daniel Rankin lent Agassiz a large number of specimens, which were drawn by Dinkel in London. |