The Ironworkers A History Of The Federated Ironworkers
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For those interested in Australian history, engineering, and technology, "The Ironworkers: A History of the Federated Ironworkers" by Robert Murray and Kate White is a valuable resource. This 1982 paperback textbook provides a comprehensive account of the ironworkers' history, making it a rare and sought-after find for collectors and researchers alike. As a non-fiction narrative, the book offers a detailed and informative exploration of the industry, making it an excellent addition to any library or collection.
The book's condition is commendable, with only light scuffing, general wear, and minor yellowing. The interior is clean, with no writing, dog ears, or page tears, and the binding remains tight. This ensures that the book will continue to provide years of use and enjoyment. As a rare and out-of-print title, this book is a valuable find for anyone interested in Australian history, metal workers, or the engineering and technology sector.
For young adults and adults alike, "The Ironworkers" offers a unique perspective on a fascinating topic. The book's focus on Australian history and the ironworkers' industry makes it an essential resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts. With its comprehensive coverage and accessible writing style, this book is sure to appeal to a wide range of readers.
As a rare and collectible title, "The Ironworkers" is a valuable addition to any library or collection. Its condition, rarity, and informative content make it a must-have for anyone interested in Australian history, engineering, and technology.
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