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Masonry Construction: A Guide to Approved American Practice

Alfred E. Phillips and Austin T. Byrne

  • 153 pages
  • 26.1 MB
  • PDF

A classic guide to selecting building stone, brick, cement, and other masonry materials, and to the full art of masonry construction. A thorough reference covering materials and methods across the trade.

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