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Verlag Stahleisen
Language
German
Pages
581

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Subjects
Metallurgy, Iron, Iron industry and trade

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Gemeinfassliche Darstellung des Eisenhüttenwesens.
1953, Verlag Stahleisen
in German - 16. Aufl.
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Düsseldorf

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TN705 .V4 1953

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581 p.
Number of pages
581

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OL5865963M
LCCN
62048111
OCLC/WorldCat
6658460

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