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BUILDING WORLD

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1905

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Green rexine hrd cover with black lettering and leaf design. Frontis: fold out page in colour, Lantern Light with Gable Ends, diagram supplement to Part 115 ' Building World' Bound volume Building World an illustrated weekly Trade Journal for architects, builders, carpenters, joiners, bricklayers, masons, painters, plasterers, surveyors, glaziers, slaters, locksmiths, decorators, hot-water fitters, paperhangers and for all engaged in Allied Trades. . Vol XX No. 495 to No. 520 from April 8 to September 30, 1905. Each volume pages numbered seperately, illustrated in black & white and colour with fold out colour diagrams, plus general index at front of book. Inside on front end papers is written ' Neall' in pencil.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.47

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Building Trades

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Early trade journal for building trades. Presume owned by Neall Family, Reg Neall local Albany identity.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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