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Summary of results of treated experimental sleepers laid in the various railway systems of India, brought up to date

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Popham, F.J

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TextSeries: Experiment, Railway India Forest Bulletin No. 74Publication details: Calcutta 1931Description: 1-30 p

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Books	Prof. M S Swaminathan Library, ICAR: Indian Agricultural Research Institute	506 X-1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		S46195

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