Carefully read, clean, sound copy from someone's personal collection. Moderate sunfade on spine of wrapper, but no major faults to report. A home-made protector, (now removed), had kept the wrapper tidy, but left tape marks on the endpapers. Free of owner marks. 224pp plus answers and index.

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Title: An Introduction to the Theory of Vibrating Systems
Publisher: Oxford University Press, London
Publication Date: 1961
Binding: Hard Cover
Edition: First Edition
Condition: Near Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine

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