Joseph Laycock and Son. Blacksmiths, Engineers and Manufacturers 1889-1983. A Case Study in Industrial Archaeology: The Nature of a Small Industrial Enterprise of the Period in a Rural Centre of New South Wales, and its Transition from Blacksmithing to Manufacturing. Volume 1 of 3.
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| Title | Joseph Laycock and Son. Blacksmiths, Engineers and Manufacturers 1889-1983. A Case Study in Industrial Archaeology: The Nature of a Small Industrial Enterprise of the Period in a Rural Centre of New South Wales, and its Transition from Blacksmithing to Manufacturing. Volume 1 of 3. |
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| Author | Gibson J.W. |
| Organisation | University of Sydney |
| Date of Production | 1988 |
| NSW Historic Theme | Industry |
| Site Location | 108-110 Seymour St, Bathurst |
| County | Bathurst |
| Local Government Area | Bathurst Regional Council |
| Document Type | Thesis/Student paper |
| Original Document Quality | Photocopy | Poor quality image reproduction |
| Contributor | Ian Jack Collection |
| Copyright | The author(s) retain copyright of this work For further information, see Terms of Use |