An edition of Fenster aus Holz und Metall (1953)

Fenster aus Holz und Metall

Konstruktion und Maueranschlag. Ein Überblick über das Gesamtgebiet in 495 massstäblichen Rissen und Schnitten und 315 Lichtbildern.

5. verm. Aufl.

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Adolf Gustav Schneck
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An edition of Fenster aus Holz und Metall (1953)

Fenster aus Holz und Metall

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J. Hoffmann
Language
German
Pages
195

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Fenster aus Holz und Metall: Konstruktion und Maueranschlag. Ein Überblick über das Gesamtgebiet in 495 massstäblichen Rissen und Schnitten und 315 Lichtbildern.
1953, J. Hoffmann
in German - 5. verm. Aufl.
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Bibliography: p. viii.

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Bauelemente -- Bd. 1.

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xiii, 195 p. :
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