The Ironworkers A History Of The Federated Ironworkers
Biographies & True Stories History Reference Australian History Education Engineering & Technology
For those interested in Australian history, education, and reference, "The Ironworkers: A History Of The Federated Ironworkers" by Robert Murray and Kate White is a valuable addition to any book collection. This 1982 paperback textbook provides a comprehensive insight into the lives of metal workers, their history, and their contributions to Australian society. As a non-fiction narrative, it is an essential read for young adults and adults alike, offering a unique perspective on the country's history.
In excellent condition, this book boasts a tight binding, and its pages show only minor yellowing, with no writing, dog ears, or tears. Coming from a smoke-free home, it's a great opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts to own a piece of Australian history. The cover, while showing some light scuffing and general wear, remains intact, making it a great find for anyone interested in the topic.
As an antiquarian and collectible book, "The Ironworkers" is a rare find, making it a valuable asset for anyone passionate about engineering, technology, and biographies. This book is a testament to the authors' dedication to preserving the history of the metal workers' contributions, making it an essential read for anyone interested in Australian history.
Overall, "The Ironworkers" is a must-have for anyone interested in Australian history, education, and reference. Its unique perspective, combined with its excellent condition, makes it a valuable addition to any book collection.
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