CAST IRON ARCHITECTURE IN AMERICA, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF JAMES BOGARDUS

CAST IRON ARCHITECTURE IN AMERICA, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF JAMES BOGARDUS
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by GAYLE, Margot, and Carol Gayle
GAYLE, Margot, and Carol Gayle. CAST IRON ARCHITECTURE IN AMERICA, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF JAMES BOGARDUS. New York: Norton, 1998. Large 8vo. Cloth, dust jacket. 272 pages. First edition. Bogardus patented a method of cast iron construction in 1850. Four of his remaining structures are classified as landmarks. This is an imprortant contribution to the historic preservation movement. Fine. (Inventory #: 31245)
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