Bauplatz und Werkstatt : Monats-Zeitschr. d. Staatlichen Beratungsstelle für das Baugewerbe / hrsg. vom Württembergischen Landesgewerbeamt: Für Bauplatz und Werkstatt / Mitteilungen der Kgl. Württemberg. Beratungsstelle für das Baugewerbe

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Titel:: Bauplatz und Werkstatt : Monats-Zeitschr. d. Staatlichen Beratungsstelle für das Baugewerbe / hrsg. vom Württembergischen Landesgewerbeamt

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Persistenter Identifier:: 1676899253746_1917

Titel:: Für Bauplatz und Werkstatt / Mitteilungen der Kgl. Württemberg. Beratungsstelle für das Baugewerbe

Herausgeber:: Staatliche Beratungsstelle für das Baugewerbe Stuttgart

Jahrgang/Band:: Jg. 1917, Bd. 12, Heft 1/12

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1917

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Standort:: Universitätsbibliothek Stuttgart

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