An Introduction to Railway Engineering: A Short Textbook of the Theory and Practice of Railway Surverying, Construction and Signalling for the Use of Students and Civil Engineering

Name: An Introduction to Railway Engineering: A Short Textbook of the Theory and Practice of Railway Surverying, Construction and Signalling for the Use of Students and Civil Engineering
Author: Inglis, Ronald A.; Paton, James P

Inglis, Ronald A.; Paton, James P

Language: English

Published by Chapman & Hall Ltd, London, UK, 1953

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200 pages. B&W illustrations. Light background background dustjacket which is foxed to edges and spine-junctioms amd to spine, some wear to edges and corners and spine-ends. Red hardback binding with moderate wear to boards' corners and spine-ends. Page-edges lightly browned/greyed, ink name to flyleaf o/w pages clean.

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Title: An Introduction to Railway Engineering: A Short Textbook of the Theory and Practice of Railway Surverying, Construction and Signalling for the Use of Students and Civil Engineering
Author: Inglis, Ronald A.; Paton, James P
Publisher: Chapman & Hall Ltd, London, UK
Publication year: 1953
Condition: Good ++
Dust jacket: Dustjacket Fair++/Good
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Edition: First Edition
Dimensions: 8 1/2" Tall By 5 1/2" Wide

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