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Melbourne University Press, 1998. Fine Hardcover in a Fine Dustwrapper. "From Wattle & Daub to Concrete & Steel is the first history of building techniques in Australia, from the primitive buildings of the early colonies to today's high-tech construction methods. Henry Cowan traces construction techniques from the earliest wattle-and-daub, through traditional European construction methods using stone, timber, brick and iron, to the early development of Australian brick veneer and the first buildings using steel frames. He shows how the enormous changes in building technology this century have revolutionised the way we design, use and think about our buildings and how they have shaped our cities and our lives."

Abingdon-on-Thames, MG Car Company, Circa 1956. Part number ADK.572.Paperback with deep red covers and 64 pages plus an inserted 4 page supplement, and a fold-out lubrication chart on the inside of the back cover.
This is in excellent condition with minor aging, light fading on the spine, and a couple of minor marks on the cover. Otherwise the pages are clean and crisp.
The booklet is undated but there is evidence that it is from 1956; the supplement is for a new engine model introduced in 1956, and the ZA was only manufactured from 1953 - 1956.