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ORDER THIS DOCUMENT AS F 17/62. Section of coal and limestone measures. With explanations,...
Catalogue reference: F 17/64
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This record is about the ORDER THIS DOCUMENT AS F 17/62. Section of coal and limestone measures. With explanations,... dating from [19th century] in the series Forestry Commission: Director of Forestry for England: Maps, Plans and Drawings. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- F 17/64
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ORDER THIS DOCUMENT AS F 17/62. Section of coal and limestone measures. With explanations, 2 copies, MS. coloured. 7 ft. 7 ins. X 8.2 ins. No scale.
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- Maps and plans
- Coal
- Forestry
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Forestry Commission: Director of Forestry for England: Maps, Plans and Drawings
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