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Eleventh Short Course on Roadside Development
Published by Columbus: Dept. Landscape Architecture OSU, 1952, 1952
£ 26.85
Convert currency£ 55.85 shipping from U.S.A. to United KingdomQuantity: 1 available
Add to basketHandbook for the 11th week-long joint session with the Dept. of Landscape Arch. and the Ohio Dept. of Highways. Sessions cover shoulder soil stabilization, mechanized equipment, highway trees, microclimates along the highways, roadside parks, management with Roadside Councils, etc. First edition. 26.5 cm; 186 pp.; illustrated from photographs, plans, and drawings. Some wear to the cloth spine and front wrapper; else a good copy or better in wrappers.
