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ca. 1750: British, Staffordshire

ca. 1750: British, Staffordshire

ca. 1750: British, Staffordshire

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Bridge 105, Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, Milford

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ca. 1750: British, Staffordshire

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Date: 1760–65 Culture: British, South Staffordshire Medium: Enamel on copper

ancientpeoples: Lead Ingot AD 76 Romano British Made in Wales, found in Staffordshire (Source: The B

Bridge No.1, Leek Branch, Caldon Canal, Staffordshire

ca. 1750: British, Staffordshire

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ca. 1750: British, Staffordshire

Bridge No.109, Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, Great Haywood

Canal Bridge, Hazelhurst Junction, Staffordshire