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Brücken-Bau, oder, Anweisung, wie allerley Arten von Brücken, sowohl von Holz als Steinen, nach den besten Regeln der Zimmerkunst dauerhaft anzulegen sind : in zweenen Theilen, jungen und unerfahrnen Zimmerleuten zum Unterrichte (1766)

Walter, Caspar, 1701-1768 · Augsburg : Verlegt von den Gebrüdern Veith ... · leaf 69

An illustration from Brücken-Bau, oder, Anweisung, wie allerley Arten von Brücken, sowohl von Holz als Steinen, nach den besten Regeln der Zimmerkunst dauerhaft anzulegen sind : in zweenen Theilen, jungen und unerfahrnen Zimmerleuten zum Unterrichte, 1766, leaf 69 — J £7o\ i i6avi^c7\^w/enlkttler scutp: «

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