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Watercolour image of workers digging in a proposed tunnelling shield, made up of two levels with hydraulic jacks, likely drawn up in preparation for the specification of Marc Brunel's 1818 Patent (no. 4204).
The Brunel Museum
London
Title
Watercolour of a proposed tunnelling shield
Date
1818
Accession number
LDBRU:2017.05
Work type
Watercolour
The Brunel Museum
Railway Avenue, London, Greater London SE16 4LF England
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