A Treatise on Carpentry. in Which Are Contain'd the Most Concise and Authentick Rules of That Art, in a More Exact Method Than Has Yet Been Made ... Twenty-Eight Copper-Plates. by Francis PriceFrancis Price · First published 2018Open the Tome
The builder's guide, or the carpenter's plain and exact rule, shewing, how to measure carpenters, joiners, sawyers, bricklayers, plaisterers, masons, glaziers, and painters work; also how to undertake each work, and at what price; the rates of each commodity, and the common wages of journeymen, with Gunter's-line, and Coggeshall's description of the sliding-rule. Ans an explanation of the technical terms, to which is added, two plates, viz. one of a Chinese temple, the other a plan of a fine Chinese garden chair, in curious diamond paleing and lattice workFrancis Price · First published 1759Open the Tome
A series of particular and ufeful observations, made with great diligence and care, upon that admirable structure, the Cathedral-Church of SalisburyFrancis Price · First published 1997Open the Tome
Mountain forests as common-property resourcesMartin Francis Price · First published 1990Open the Tome
Personal value orientations and selected demographic variables as predictors of retirement preparation among preretireesWilliam Francis Price · First published 1978Open the Tome
A reference book of English words and phrases for foreign science studentsRonald Francis Price · First published 1966Open the Tome
Theological thinking in the Chinese Protestant church under communismFrancis Price Jones · First published 1963Open the Tome
Personal and business conduct in the practice of lawFrancis Price · First published 1952Open the Tome
Fac-similes illustrating the labours of William Caxton at Westminster, and the introduction of printing into EnglandFrancis Compton Price · First published 1877Open the Tome
The builder's guide, shewing, the qualities, quantities, proportions, and rates or value of all materials relating to building; with the best means of preparing many of them. Also the customs and methods of measuring of all artificers work concerned in building; the prices not only of workmanship but of materials; ..Francis Price · First published 1758Open the Tome
