Bolt and nut from Worthing pier

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Bolt and nut taken from Worthing pier destroyed during gale of

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Bolt and nut taken from Worthing pier destroyed during gale of March 22nd 1913

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Category:: Civil Engineering

Object Number:: 1937-855

type:: bolt and nut

credit:: Savile, Lady Margaret

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Bolt and nut from Worthing pier

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