Pages 98, b/w illustrations, line drawings/diagrams. Institute of Metals Monograph and Report Series No. 29. name at top of first page D/J has tears and chipping and is worn and rubbed. Book itself has some light foxing to endpapers, otherwise the book is in very good condition throughout.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

An Introduction to the Solidification of Metals

Publisher

The Institute of Metals, London

Publication Date

1964

Binding

H/c

Edition

First Edition

Condition

Good ++

Dust Jacket Condition

Fair

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We specialise out of print miltary, history, Australiana, and all types of craft books and thousands of patterns for knitting, crochet and related crafts. We also have other "unique" one of a kind books which surface from time to time. Our shop is off the Hume Highway at Holrook between Sydney and Melbourne in NSW "the submarine town", The shop is at the old ambulance station, cnr Hume and Albury Streets, Holbrook.

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The Last Post Bookshop
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