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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 19 (May 1881) (1881)

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England—distance 22 miles. The project, both in The engravings illustrate several forms of iron fence and Mr. George I. Seney has given the handsome sum of design of plan and mode of execution, is practical and railings, together with constructive details of the fence fast- ingenious. The chalk… … shore. A similarly inclined tunnel on strengthening the cast iron portions of Pig. 1.-0RNAMENTAL IRON RAILING, the French side, rising along the direc- the iron railing, preventing them from tion of the dip of the strata, will make being broken off by mischievous communication again with the upper…

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