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Production of the concrete aggregate, wood engraving, published in 1892 stock illustration

Production of the concrete aggregate, wood engraving, published in 1892 Extraction and production of concrete aggregates from granite rock for the lock structures of the Kiel Canal in Kleinzadel on the Elbe river, Saxony, Germany. Wood engraving based on drawings by Paul Nemmert (German illustrator, 19th century), published in 1892. 19th Century stock illustration
Extraction and production of concrete aggregates from granite rock for the lock structures of the Kiel Canal in Kleinzadel on the Elbe river, Saxony, Germany. Wood engraving based on drawings by Paul Nemmert (German illustrator, 19th century), published in 1892.

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Extraction and production of concrete aggregates from granite rock for the lock structures of the Kiel Canal in Kleinzadel on the Elbe river, Saxony, Germany. Wood engraving based on drawings by Paul Nemmert (German illustrator, 19th century), published in 1892.

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