Drug control : river patrol craft for the Government of Bolivia : fact sheet for the Chairman, Task Force on International Narcotics Control, Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives /

"GAO/NSIAD-88-101FS"

The joyful Christmas craft book.

Mode of access: Internet.

Odd craft /

Mode of access: Internet.

The friendly craft: a collection of American letters,

Mode of access: Internet.

Presentation made by the Railway employees' department of the American federation of labor before the United States Railroad labor board, Chicago, Illinois, 1921 : in reply to the objections of the railroads as presented by the Conference committee of managers of the Association of railway executives : National agreement, federated craft shops.

Cover title.

The art of the plasterer; an account of the decorative development of the craft, chiefly in England from the XVIth to the XVIIIth century,

"Errata et corrigenda" slip inserted.

Monument dealer's manual; "The monument man's ecyclopedia," a hand book of ready reference to useful information for the monument craft,

Advertising matter: p. 159-192.

The machinist dictionary; the authoritative handbook of terms, definitions, and accepted standards of the machinist craft and industry.

Mode of access: Internet.

Ars moriendi : that is to saye the craft for to deye for the helthe of mannes sowle /

[Bodleian facsimile reprints. 1] cf. Mansell.

Radio craft ... /

At head of title: Handcraft projects for school and home shops.

Voice of masonry and tidings from the craft.

A monthly magazine devoted to masonic science, harmony and uniformity.

Craft events in Illinois.

Description based on: Fall/winter 1994; title from cover.

Sixty five plates of shipping and craft,

Plates dated 1828-31; the number, as given on t.-p., includes title vignette and tail-piece.

Craft techniques in occupational therapy.

Cover title.

The secret tradition in freemasonry and an analysis of the inter-relation between the craft and the high grades in respect of their term of research, expressed by the way of symbolism,

"Some bibliographical matters": p. 409-417.