Galvanized iron for roofs and roof drainage : commercial, public, residential and industrial types of buildings : with a special section on the economy of using rust-resisting pure iron / edited in collaboration with architects Edward H. Kurckemeyer & Charles R. Strong ; reviewed by architects Garber & Woodward, Samuel Hannaford and Sons, and John Henri Deeken.

Main entry:

American Rolling Mill Company.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Description:

55 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm

Notes:
Subtitle on cover: Details & specifications.
Includes index.

Resources:
Digital reproduction of CCA copy.

Subject:

American Rolling Mill Company Catalogs.
American Rolling Mill Company
Roofing, Iron and steel Catalogs.
Galvanized iron Catalogs.
Roofs Design and construction Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Roof drainage Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Roofing Installation Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Toits métalliques Catalogues.
Fer galvanisé Catalogues.
Toits Évacuation des eaux pluviales Guides, manuels, etc.
Iron, Galvanized
Roof drainage
Roofing Installation
Roofing, Iron and steel
Roofs Design and construction

Form/genre:

Catalog, Commercial
Trade catalogs.
Catalogs
Handbooks and manuals
Catalogues commerciaux.

Added entries:

Kruckemeyer, Edward H.
Strong, Charles R.
Deeken, John Henri.
Garber & Woodward (Firm)
Samuel Hannaford & Sons.

Holdings:

Location: Library main trade catalogues 44912
Call No.: ID:89-B4328
Status: Available

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