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The development of crawler tracks and tractors: and their Somerset and Devon connections (2015)
SIAS Bulletin (2002) [89, April 2002]
SIAS Bulletin (1994) [67, December 1994]
SIAS Bulletin (2000) [85, December 2000]
SIAS Bulletin (2003) [93, August 2003]
SIAS Bulletin (2005) [98, April 2005]
SIAS Bulletin (2004) [96, August 2004]
SIAS Bulletin (1996) [72, August 1996]
SIAS Bulletin (1992) [59, April 1992]
SIAS Bulletin (1995) [69, August 1995]
SIAS Bulletin (1991) [57, August 1991]
SIAS Bulletin (1997) [76, December 1997 ]
SIAS Bulletin (2005) [99, August 2005]
SIAS Bulletin (2003) [92, April 2003]
SIAS Bulletin: Silver jubilee edition (1997) [74, April 1997 ]
SIAS Bulletin (1998) [78, August 1998]
SIAS Bulletin (1998) [77, April 1998]
SIAS Bulletin (1991) [56, April 1991]
SIAS Bulletin (1993) [64, December 1993]
SIAS Bulletin (2004) [95, April 2004]
SIAS Bulletin (2007) [104, April 2007]
SIAS Bulletin (2000) [84, August 2000]
SIAS Bulletin (1990) [53, April 1990]
SIAS Bulletin (1993) [63, August 1993]
John Heathcoat and the first crawler tractor
Winsham water
Miscellaneous industries
Water-power on farms in West Somerset
The woollen trade around Exmoor and a brief successor, crepe
Westford pumping station
Building and waterwheel, Purtington Farm, Cricket St Thomas
Balloon hangar, Pawlett
Under the spreading chestnut tree
Snowdon Collar Works, Chard
Screening water for turbines
Report on Bridge Mill, Bishops Hull
Now you see it - then you didn't
Newland Cottage
New place Mills Saw works
The Nethercotts and the 'Foundry' at Roadwater
Joseph Hawker and the development of the crawler tractor
Industries associated with the woodlands around Exmoor: part 2
Doulting water
Chard's "diamond factory"
Dawe's Twine Walk, West Coker
The Buckland St Mary rake and gate manufactury
"Artificial" stone and its many connections with the West Country (1995)
Silk factory, Holford Glen
Rural water supply