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Title: Report on Analyses of Water from Sudbook Spring (Severn Tunnel)
Description: Not Stated, Not Stated, 1894. Unbound. A very scarce Great Western Railway report regarding the water from Sudbrook Spring, which was discovered during the construction on the Severn Tunnel. A very scarce report, produced by Great Western Railway.This report looks at the analysis of the water from Sudbrook Spring, a natural spring which was discovered during the construction of the Severn Tunnel. The specimens of water analysed here were taken by various chemists at different times, offering an interesting comparison of the water, with details as to where and when the samples were taken, and by whom. With three tables, arranged chronologically.The Severn Tunnel was opened by Great Western Railway in 1886. They begun work on the tunnel, which measures at 7,008 meters long, in 1873, to link South Gloucestershire to Monmouthshire, and remained the longest underwater tunnel in the world for a century Unbound, as issued, leaves attached to one another by a pin to the head. Pages are lightly age-toned and generally clean with some handling marks. Very Good Indeed . Ill.: None. Very Good Indeed .

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