New Zealand’s Industrial Heritage.

Geoffrey Thornton.

Describes the early development of New Zealand industries including flax, timber and flour milling, ship and bridge building, agriculture and mining. The modern remains of these industries, found throughout the country, are illustrated with the author’s own photographs and cover sites from the early nineteenth century to 1907. An excellent and pioneering work of industrial archaeology. 

A.H. and A.W. Reed Ltd., Wellington, 1982.

Hardback with dust jacket. 194 pages.

SECONDHAND. Good condition, sunned to spine of dust jacket.