New edition, republication of the 1st edition of 1905, revised 2nd ed. in 1952. Edge of a couple of pages creased; binding tight; cover a little worn, with wrinkled spine.

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Titolo: The modern clock: a study of time keeping mechanism; its construction, regulation, and repair
Editore: Arlington Book Co.
Data di pubblicazione: 1997
Condizione: Used - Good. Good paperback

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