An edition of Measured drawings of some Colonial and Georgian houses (1916)

Measured drawings of some Colonial and Georgian houses.

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Donald Millar, Donald Millar
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Architectural Book Pub. Co.
Language
English

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Subjects

Architecture, Colonial, Architecture, Georgian, Georgian Architecture, Colonial Architecture
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Cover of: Measured drawings of some Colonial and Georgian houses.
Measured drawings of some Colonial and Georgian houses.
1929, Architectural Book Pub. Co.
in English
Cover of: Measured drawings of some colonial and Georgian houses
Measured drawings of some colonial and Georgian houses
1916, Architectural Book Publishing Company
in English
Cover of: Measured drawings of some colonial and Georgian houses
Measured drawings of some colonial and Georgian houses
1916, Architectural Book Publishing Co.
in English

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New York

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Library of Congress
Fo NA707 M56 1929

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Pagination
v.

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Open Library
OL14819803M

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Work ID
OL203242W

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University of Toronto MARC record

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