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Contractors' equipment increasingly of steel

Wheat, G.C.

Advantages derived from use of steel scaffoldings, steel-framed sidewalk bridges and canopies and steel hoist towers for materials hoists, used in building construction.

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Contractors' equipment increasingly of steel

Wheat, G.C.

Advantages derived from use of steel scaffoldings, steel-framed sidewalk bridges and canopies and steel hoist towers for materials hoists, used in building construction.

Contractors' equipment increasingly of steel

Wheat, G.C.

Advantages derived from use of steel scaffoldings, steel-framed sidewalk bridges and canopies and steel hoist towers for materials hoists, used in building construction.

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Title:

Contractors' equipment increasingly of steel

Additional title:

Iron Age

Contributors:

Wheat, G.C. (author)

Published in:

Publication date:

1931

Size:

5 pages

Remarks:

7 Figs.

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Construction equipment

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