The Forth Rail Bridge
miniature coal model figure - made with deep mined british coal
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The Forth Rail Bridge coal model figure made in England with deep mined coal
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The Forth Rail Bridge
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The Forth Rail Bridge coal model figure Made with coal and superbly detailed
The Forth Rail Bridge coal model coal figure would make an impressive and eye catching focal point in any room or office to achieve a low cost centrepiece that will show off your individuality, taste and creativity.
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Our stock code : CR1215 |
Dimensions (measured at the widest points) Approx.
- Length 27.50 (cm) About
10 3/4 (inches) left to right
- Height 7.50 (cm) About
3
(inches) top to bottom
- Width 6.00 (cm) About
2 1/2
(inches) front to back
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The Forth Rail Bridge
One of the most spectacular man-made landmarks in Scotland is the Forth Rail Bridge.
This solid cantilever bridge, built by Sir William Arrol, was opened in 1890.
The bridge crosses the River Forth between South Queensferry and North Queensferry, and still carries the East Coast mainline railway north from Edinburgh to Perth and Dundee.
Completed in 1890, the bridge was constructed from 54,000 tonnes of steel, 194,000 tonnes of stone and concrete, and in excess of 21,000 tonnes of cement. This was the largest steel bridge in the world, using approximately 7,500,000 rivets produced by The Clyde Rivet Company.
Success was not without its casualties and, throughout the course of construction, 57 men lost their lives.
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