THE BLACKSMITH'S CRAFT. An Introduction to Smithing for Apprentices and Craftsmen

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Published by Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas, 1976

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Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas, 1976, 8th impression. Hardback, 8vo, xii,104pp, illust. No d/j, corners bumped, covers yellowed. A fair working copy. /0.4uk.

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Title
THE BLACKSMITH'S CRAFT. An Introduction to Smithing for Apprentices and Craftsmen
Author
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Publisher
Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas
Publication year
1976
Condition
Fair
Dust jacket
No jacket
Binding
Hardcover

GfB, the Colchester Bookshop

Colchester, United Kingdom

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