An edition of Design for an improved submarine tunnel comprising a brick arch within a cast or wrought iron skin (1872)

Design for an improved submarine tunnel comprising a brick arch within a cast or wrought iron skin

laid in a trench dredged for that purpose. 1868

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John G. Foster, John G. Foster
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An edition of Design for an improved submarine tunnel comprising a brick arch within a cast or wrought iron skin (1872)

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Tunnels (Subaqueous), Tunnels, United States. Engineer Department

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Design for an improved submarine tunnel comprising a brick arch within a cast or wrought iron skin: laid in a trench dredged for that purpose. 1868
1872
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Published in
Washington]
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United States. Engineer Bureau

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Pagination
8 pages, 4 plans, 1 plate

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OL52352566M
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39801257

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