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English: Britannia Bridge - circa 1852
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Source Williams, Frederick Smeeton (1852) Our iron roads: their history, construction, and social influences, Ingram, Cooke, and Co.
Author Not credited. It is unlikely that any artist would have still been alive in 1944.
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