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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 9 (1874) (1874)

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w level through lines to a point on the which we extract from the Moniteur Industriel Belge, show The Abbot in richness is undoubted. Ten experienced north side of Holborn Viaduct, on which the low level sta- the railway in use in a brickyard and also in a harvest tion is situated, with entrances… … port, to a distance of 800 clay. The foundations are 19 fect by 16 feet at the base feet, 40 tuns of beets or like PORTABLE RAILWAY IN A BRICKYARD. vegetables in a day. One ’ and are built first of beds 2 feet thick, of gault brick. diminishing upwards to the di- The Buckeye is the best developed…

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