The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 128
ese were well stayed by diagonal braces, and a tram-way was foimedon the top of each row, by horizontal sill pieces, bolted down and se-cured by plates. The building work was executed by the aid of tra-velling carriages upon the tram-ways, and when the masonry hadreached the height of the first… … Figi 3>»S(nicl( wed (n buUdlsg (be CvauaciaffiDtioQ Coluaa it Pevpoport, Fig. ((•Peirlcis cmce used «t Srantoo Pl«r (SdiuburEb,) 106 THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. [April, Mr. Harrison believed, that a scaffolding of a somewhat similarconstruction was used by Messrs. Rennie, at the…
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