An edition of The electric machinery, equipment and related industry group (1969)

The electric machinery, equipment and related industry group

a report in a series on the New York State Central Economic and Demographic Study.

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An edition of The electric machinery, equipment and related industry group (1969)

The electric machinery, equipment and related industry group

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Electric machinery industry

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New York (State), United States

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The electric machinery, equipment and related industry group: a report in a series on the New York State Central Economic and Demographic Study.
1969
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338.4/7/6213109747
Library of Congress
HD9695.U53 N73

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Pagination
88 p.
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88

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OL5028824M
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73628349

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