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Practical Tunnelling
Practical Tunnelling
Practical Tunneling : Explaining in Detail the Setting Out of the Works
Practical Tunnelling
Practical Tunnelling : Explaining in Detail, the Setting Out of the Works; Shaft-Sinking, and Heading Driving; Ranging the Lines, and Levelling Under ... Brickwork of Tunnels
Practical Tunnelling
A Treatise on the Principal Mathematical Drawing Instruments Employed by the Engineer, Architect and Surveyor. With a Description of the Theodolite, by H.J. Castle
Practical Tunneling : Explaining in Detail the Setting Out of the Works
Practical Tunnelling : Explaining in Detail, the Setting Out of the Works; Shaft-Sinking, and Heading Driving; Ranging the Lines, and Levelling Under ... Brickwork of Tunnels
Practical Tunnelling

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