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English: A contemporary plan of a tunnel boring machine from the 1880s on an idea by Colonel Frederick Beaumont and Thomas English. The tunnel boring machine was 9 meters (30 ft) long and was driven with compressed air.
Deutsch: Ein zeitgenössischer Plan einer Tunnelbohrmaschine aus der 1880er Jahren nach einer Idee von Oberst Frederick Beaumont und von Thomas English. Die Tunnelbohrmaschine war 9 Meter (30 ft) lang und wurde mit Druckluft angetrieben.
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Source Der Kanaltunnel - Fakten und Zahlen, 1994, S. 22/23 uploaded by Opihuck (talk)
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