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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1893) 111 (1893): 129–161.
Published: 01 January 1893
...J RIGBY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1893 ENFIELD ROYAL SMALL ARMS FACTORY MANUFACTURE SMALL ARMS RIFLES ORDNANCE MACHINERY MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES GUNS FACTORIES BARRELS BREECHES LOADING MECHANISMS SWORDS BAYONETS WEAPONS MILITARY MAGAZINES GOVERNMENT ENFIELD...
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SIR F BRAMWELL, C E STROMEYER, P C GILCHRIST, E H CARBUTT, E REYNOLDS, H H WEST, W PARKER, W ANDERSON, W C UNWIN, T W TRAILL, W H BARLOW, SIR F ABEL, B BAKER, J HEAD, S FOX, J T MILTON, W PARKER, W R HODGE, E A COWPER, W POLE, J MASBERGH, E J REED, W STROUDLEY
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1886) 84 (1886): 138–195.
Published: 01 January 1886
.... He then broke this piece by striking it on an anvil, and pointed out that it had broken a t a point where the heat had not exceeded a straw colour. This peculiarity of steel might perhaps explain how bayonets, about which a good deal had recently been said, had been spoilt. It was possible that after...
