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Comparison of shaft sinking performance in Great Britain, South Africa and the USSR
Catalogue reference: COAL 101/172
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- 1957 Jun 01 - 1957 Jun 30
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Comparison of shaft sinking performance in Great Britain, South Africa and the USSR
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- SC 484
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