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FENCES, GATES, AND BRIDGES: AND HOW TO BUILD THEM

FENCES, GATES, AND BRIDGES: AND HOW TO BUILD THEM
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This is an instruction guide to the best methods of building an incredible variety of these devices for all regions and weather conditions. Written in 1900, this is a functional pocket manual, and a testament to American ingenuity and practicality.

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