Extract from the London and Birmingham Railway Act

Made:
1836
publisher:
London & Birmingham Railway

Notice. London and Birmingham Railway. Extract from the London and Birmingham Railway Act of 1836 concerning orders and regulations; Bye Laws. Black text on white background.

Details

Category:
Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills
Object Number:
1978-3301
Materials:
paper
Measurements:
overall: 22.4016 x 17.3228 in.; 569 x 440 mm
type:
notice

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