1st edition, square 4to, 140pp, cold and b/w photo illustrations, previous owner's name front pastedown; o/w VG Copy in VG DJ very mildly creased at top edge Size: 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

The Iron Bridge; Symbol of the Industrial Revolution

Publisher

Moonraker Press, Bradford on Avon

Publication Date

1979

Language

English

ISBN 10

0239001877

ISBN 13

9780239001870

Binding

Hard Cover

Edition

First Edition.

Condition

Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition

Very Good

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Industrial History

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Synopsis

The Iron Bridge Symbol of the Industrial Revolution

About the Author

Neil Cossons and Barrie Trinder worked together at Ironbridge between 1971 and 1983, the former as Director of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum and the latter as the Museum Trust's Honorary Historian. During that time they jointly directed the First International Congress of the Conservation of the Industrial Monuments and were co-authors of the first edition of this book

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