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The builders' history

Raymond Postgate

1923

Builders

Irene M. Franck

1985

Careers in the construction industry

Elizabeth Stewart Lytle

1992

Descriptions of occupations

United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

1918

A career as an operating and stationary engineer

Kerry Hinton

2016

American housing, problems and prospects

Twentieth Century Fund. Housing Committee.

1944

Cool careers for girls in construction

Ceel Pasternak

2000

Architecture and Building

Ferguson Publishing Company

2007

The walking delegate

Leroy Scott

1905

How to open and operate a home-based carpentry business

Charles R. Self

1995

CAST test prep

2016

What if - we were builders?

Sally Featherstone

2009

Construction Crafts Core Units Level 1 Diploma

Leeds College Leeds College of Building

2020

The white cutter

David Pownall

1990

Building in Britain

Akira Satoh

1995

Building construction

Melvin Berger

1978

Construction (Careers in Focus)

J. G. Ferguson, Ferguson Publishing Company

1999

Bob the builder

Sarah Bell

2008

Analyzing construction contractors

Dev Strischek

1996

Construction

Ferguson Publishing Company

2008

Construction methods, materials, and techniques

William P. Spence, William Perkins Spence

1997

Building in England down to 1540

Salzman, L. F.

1967

Construction worker

Rachel O'Connor

2003

Cool Careers Without College for People Who Love to Fix Things (Cool Careers Without College)

Linda Bickerstaff

2003

Steel beams & iron men

Mike Cherry

1980

I Want To Be A Builder (I Want to Be)

Dan Liebman

2003

Here is your career, the building trades

C. William Harrison

1979

Basic business management

Dorn Fowler

1998

Introduction to building management

R. E. Calvert

1970

Construction craft jurisdiction agreements

Bureau of National Affairs (Washington, D.C.)

1987

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