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Letter. Boulton Watt & Co. (Soho) to James Brown. 17 Nov. 1837.
Catalogue reference: MS 3147/12/42/88
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- MS 3147/12/42/88
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Title (The name of the record)
- Letter. Boulton Watt & Co. (Soho) to James Brown. 17 Nov. 1837.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 17 Nov 1837
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On the same sheet: Memorandum of Experiments with Boiler No. 734. Soho Foundry, 16 Nov. 1837. Docketed “With copy of epxeriments with Fearless’s boiler – not satisfactory. Coal boxes now finished. Brasses by waggon tomorrow. A letter received from Gilbert Hamilton respecting the Sclessin engines. Observations respecting the payment. To find out Mr. Dumas.”
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- Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
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- B&W Box 10/4
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- 1
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/efbc8014-8878-4956-911b-1fc3cf2dad85/
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MS 3147/12/18
London Office Outgoing Correspondence, 1847
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This record is held at Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
Within the fonds: MS 3147
Boulton and Watt Collection
Within the sub-fonds: MS 3147/16
London Office Miscellaneous Papers
Within the series: MS 3147/12/18
London Office Outgoing Correspondence, 1847
Within the file: MS 3147/12/42
Incoming Correspondence, 1837
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Letter. Boulton Watt & Co. (Soho) to James Brown. 17 Nov. 1837.