An edition of A century of traction engines (1959)

A century of traction engines

being an historical account of the rise and decline of an industry whose benefits to mankind were and are incalculable.

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A century of traction engines
Hughes, W. J., Hughes, W. J.
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A century of traction engines

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P. Marshall
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262

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A century of traction engines: being an historical account of the rise and decline of an industry whose benefits to mankind were and are incalculable.
1959, P. Marshall
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Includes bibliography.

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Library of Congress
TJ700 .H79

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262 p.
Number of pages
262

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OL5836584M
LCCN
61039405
OCLC/WorldCat
10895860

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