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The reels of Gutta Percha covered conducting wire coveyed into tanks at the works at Greenwich.The reels of Gutta Percha covered conducting wire coveyed into tanks at the works at Greenwich.
The reels of Gutta Percha covered conducting wire coveyed into tanks at the works at Greenwich.

© National Maritime Museum, London

Repro ID: PX8287
Title: The reels of Gutta Percha covered conducting wire coveyed into tanks at the works at Greenwich.
Description: From the mid-19th century onwards there have been factories producing submarine cables and associated products in Greenwich and Woolwich. Until well into the 20th century up to two-thirds of the world's submarine cable was made at the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Telcon) (now Alcatel) works on the Greenwich Peninsula.
Creator: R. Dudley (artist): F. Jories (lithograph): Day & Son (engravers)
Date: 19th century
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London


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