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Rediscovering the Cape Glass Company at Glencairn: its history and archaeology, 1902 -1906 - SIGNED

Name: Rediscovering the Cape Glass Company at Glencairn: its history and archaeology, 1902 -1906 - SIGNED
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Rediscovering the Cape Glass Company at Glencairn: History and archaeology of an industrial enterprise, 1902-1906

SIGNED BY THE AUTHORS, published by Consol, 1998, softcover, illustrated, index, 107 pages, condition: very good.

An archaeological investigation into the site of the Cape Glass Company which was set to become a flourishing industry in 1902, but the factory was abandoned within a few years.

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