Collection: Rives-Troubetzkoy Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Dirschau. "Chemin de fer de Berlina Konigsberg, Pont a trellis sur la Weichsel[River] a Dirschau, No. 1" elevation, plan Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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District of Columbia. "Foundation of Pier No. 2, Potomac [River]Aqueduct" plan and specifications Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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District of Columbia. "Map showing proposed canal from Cabin John Bridgeto the Ches & Ohio Canal for transporting materials plan, cross sections Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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District of Columbia. " Potomac [River]Bridge, Pier 5, 10, 11, 12 with the arches dependent on them, showing the progress of Construction, March 1833" details of elevation Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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d.o. "Blatt 5" "Details zu Blatt III [above]" details of iron work, elevation and sectional plans Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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d.o. "Blatt IV" "Details zu Blatt III [above]" details of iron work, elevation, cross sections Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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d.o. "Blatt IX" "X Brche ber die Aare[River] bei Bern" elevation, details, and specifications Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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d.o. "Blatt X" "Details zu Blatt IX [above]" Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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d.o. Blatt XI" "Details zu Blatt IX [above]" cross section Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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d.o. " Blatt XII" " Details zu Blatt IX [above]" horiszontal section Oversize Oversize Tray 41

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