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Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Tunnel

Made:
1825
Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames
Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames

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Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames
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Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Commemorative trowel used to lay the first stone of the Thames Tunnel, 2 March 1825, in fitted case

Details

Category:
Civil Engineering
Object Number:
2000-2
type:
trowels
credit:
Unknown source

Parts

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