An edition of Collection de machines, instrumens, ustensiles, constructions, appareils, etc (1820)

Collection de machines, instrumens, ustensiles, constructions, appareils, etc.

employés dans l'economie rurale, domestique et industrielle : ouvrage enrichi de deux cent dix planches ...

Nouv. éd. rev., corr. et augm.

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An edition of Collection de machines, instrumens, ustensiles, constructions, appareils, etc (1820)

Collection de machines, instrumens, ustensiles, constructions, appareils, etc.

employés dans l'economie rurale, domestique et industrielle : ouvrage enrichi de deux cent dix planches ...

Nouv. éd. rev., corr. et augm.

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A. Bartrand

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Agricultural machinery, Farm life

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Collection de machines, instrumens, ustensiles, constructions, appareils, etc.: employés dans l'economie rurale, domestique et industrielle : ouvrage enrichi de deux cent dix planches ...
1820, A. Bartrand
- Nouv. éd. rev., corr. et augm.
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