Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 32 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 33 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 34 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 35 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 36 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 37 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 38 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue
Tangye's Hydraulic Machinery, Trade Catalogue. 1919. page 39 of 39.
Scanned from original item held at Local Studies and History Department, Central Library, Birmingham. Trades Catalogues sequence.
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