Object details

Category
Books
Related period
Interwar (content)
Creator
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (Author)
Japanese Government Railways (Publisher)
Production date
1933
Place made
Tokyo
Dimensions

whole: Dimensions: 16cm., Pagination: ccx, 506p., 60 leaves of plates (some fold.) ill. (some col.), col. frontis., maps (some col.), plans

Catalogue number
LBY 26980

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