Bridging the gap: Early bridges in New Zealand, 1830-1939

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Bridging the gap: Early bridges in New Zealand, 1830-1939Bridging the gap: Early bridges in New Zealand, 1830 1939. By Geoffrey Thornton. Publisher: Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd, Auckland, 2001, First Edition. Very good hardback with jacket. Boards have some bumping & rubbing at edges. Pages are very good, minor marks. Jacket has some shelf wear, minor marks to spine, otherwise very good. An exploration of bridges and bridge engineering feats throughout the country accompanied by 270 of the authors photographs.

one small close tear to bottom edge

Yonge with £400 earned from the first edition of 'The Daisy Chain'

First few pages have minor creasing to top edge

and small tears to edges

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Inscription inside front board and to end paper

Book looks at Maori themes

Comes with original 3D spectacles (for viewing anaglyph plate p222) in rear pocket

bringing them together in one extensive and highly-readable volume

" - from dustjacket blurb