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* [[William Dean]]. | * [[William Dean]]. | ||
* [[Great Eastern Railway | * [[Stratford Works|Great Eastern Railway Works, Stratford]], p xi. | ||
** [[Joshua Buckton and Co]]. ( | ** [[Joshua Buckton and Co]]. (Illustrated). | ||
** [[Smith and Coventry]]. - Horizontal Milling Machine, p xvi. | ** [[Smith and Coventry]]. - Horizontal Milling Machine, p xvi. | ||
** [[Craven Brothers]]. | ** [[Craven Brothers]]. | ||
* [[Great Northern Railway | * [[Doncaster Works|Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster]], p iv. | ||
** [[Alfred Herbert]]. | ** [[Alfred Herbert]]. | ||
* [[Great Western Railway | * [[Swindon Works|Great Western Railway Works, Swindon]], p i. | ||
** [[William Muir and Co]], p iii. (Illustrated). | ** [[William Muir and Co]], p iii. (Illustrated). | ||
** [[Francis William Webb]], p iv. | ** [[Francis William Webb]], p iv. | ||
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** [[Beyer, Peacock and Co]] - Emery Lapping and Grinding Machine, p vii. (Illustrated). | ** [[Beyer, Peacock and Co]] - Emery Lapping and Grinding Machine, p vii. (Illustrated). | ||
* [[London and South Western Railway | * [[Nine Elms Works|London and South Western Railway Works, Nine Elms]], p vi. | ||
** [[Dugald Drummond]]. | ** [[Dugald Drummond]]. | ||
** [[Craven Brothers]]. | ** [[Craven Brothers]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:38, 30 April 2022
1901 December 13th Supplement PDF
Main Subjects
Machine Tools and Their Use in Locomotive Works.
- Great Eastern Railway Works, Stratford, p xi.
- Joshua Buckton and Co. (Illustrated).
- Smith and Coventry. - Horizontal Milling Machine, p xvi.
- Craven Brothers.
- Great Western Railway Works, Swindon, p i.
- William Muir and Co, p iii. (Illustrated).
- Francis William Webb, p iv.
- London and Brighton Railway Works, Brighton, p v.
- John Scott Russell.
- Beyer, Peacock and Co - Emery Lapping and Grinding Machine, p vii. (Illustrated).
See Also
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