An edition of The flying-machine from an engineering standpoint (1916)

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Publisher
D. Van Nostrand company
Language
English
Pages
135

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Subjects

Airplanes, Flying machines, Flying-machines

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The flying-machine from an engineering standpoint
1917, D. Van Nostrand company
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Cover of: The flying-machine from an engineering standpoint
The flying-machine from an engineering standpoint
1916, Constable and Co. ltd.
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Published in
New York
Other Titles
James Forrest lecture, 1914.

Classifications

Library of Congress
TL670 .L3 1917

The Physical Object

Pagination
viii, 135p.
Number of pages
135

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL248585M
LCCN
es17000066
OCLC/WorldCat
1837751

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