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Plan and elevation of proposed smithery.
Catalogue reference: ADM 140/1203
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This record is about the Plan and elevation of proposed smithery. in the series Navy Board and Admiralty: Civil Engineer in Chief's Department and predecessor: Maps.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Plan and elevation of proposed smithery.
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ADM 140
Navy Board and Admiralty: Civil Engineer in Chief's Department and predecessor: Maps...
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