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Front cover of "Common arrangement of work sections for building works", second edition 1998, edited by Tony Allott, published by the Construction Project Information Committee.
Illustration acknowledgement: Telegraph Colour Library, all rights reserved.
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current	12:12, 13 February 2008	207×298 (6 KB)	Machiavelli2008 (Talk \| contribs)	(Front cover of "Common arrangement of work sections for building works", second edition 1998, edited by Tony Allott, published by the Construction Project Information Committee, illustration acknowledgement Telegraph Colour Library)