The Architect and engineer of California, Pacific coast states

Title & Author:

The Architect and engineer of California, Pacific coast states

Publication:

San Francisco : Architect and Engineer Co. Publishers, 1905-1919.

Description:

57 volumes : illustrations ; 26 cm.

Notes:
Monthly
Began in 1905; ceased with volume 57, number 3 (June 1919).
Architect and engineer 0096-9451 (DLC)sn 84005801 (OCoLC)1328962

Resources:
Digitized version available online

Subject:

Architecture California Periodicals.
Architecture Pacific States Periodicals.
Architecture Periodicals.
Building California Periodicals.
Building Pacific States Periodicals.
Building Periodicals.
Architecture.
Building.
United States Pacific States.
California.

Form/genre:

Periodicals.

Added entries:

Architect & engineer of California [and the] Pacific coast states
Architect and engineer of Calif.
Issues for <volume 2, number 3 (October 1905)>-volume 12, number 3 (April 1908), volume 43, number 3 (December 1915)-volume 57, number 3 (June 1919) called: Architect and engineer of California
Issues for volume 35, number 3 (January 1914)-volume 57, number 3 (June 1919) have caption title: Architect and engineer of California
Issues for <volume 2, number 3 (October 1905)>-volume 11, number 2 (December 1907) have running title: Architect and engineer of California
Issues for volume 11, number 3 (January 1908)-volume 57, number 3 (June 1919) have running title: Architect and engineer

Holdings:

Location: Library main periodicals 96541
Call No.: W.A7331
Status: Available

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