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.&#13;
Letter from Chichester Harbour Embankment (J. Harrison) 29.07.1872 Four sides- only first side written on 212mmx125mm&#13;
Good condition. Puncture hole in top. Evidence of folding on back.</text>
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                <text>Chichester Harbour Embankment&#13;
Emsworth, Hants&#13;
Head Offices.) Castle Street, Exeter 34, Parliament Street, London&#13;
Pilsea Island, 29th July 1872&#13;
Dear Sir&#13;
If you sent me the piles you state in your letter I shall have plenty to close outside, let me have about 30 piles 33 feet long for the Inside as soon as possoiable and oblige&#13;
yours Truly &#13;
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