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Summary of trade and tariff information

By Frederick W. Ruggles

Forest products of Canada, 1910

By H. R. MacMillan

Forest products of Canada, 1912

By Richard Garwood Lewis

Forest products of Canada, 1913

By Richard Garwood Lewis

Hardwood Press-Lam crossties

By John L. Tschernitz

Guidebook for the identification of woods used for ties and timbers

By Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

Feasibility of producing reconstituted railroad ties on a commercial scale

By Robert L. Geimer

Industry capability to produce rail and crossties for nationwide railroad track rehabilitation

By United States. General Accounting Office

An evaluation of performance requirements for cross ties and fasteners

By R. H. Prause

Lateral resistance of new and relay red oak crossties

By Joseph Francis Murphy

Projet de traverses de chemin de fer, poteaux pour lignes électriques et téléphoniques

By Côte d'Ivoire. Bureau de développement industriel.

Broadax artists

By George B. Linn

Some facts about treating railroad ties

By W. F. Goltra

Crosstie industry facts for the Tennessee Valley counties

By Tennessee Valley Authority. Forest Economics Section.

Crossties purchased and treated in 1915

By Arthur M. McCreight

Report on the relation of railroads to forest supplies and forestry

By B. E. Fernow

Cross Tie Forms and Rail Fastenings with Special Reference to Treated Timbers

By Von Schrenk, Hermann

Report on the Condition of Treated Timbers Laid in Texas, February, 1902

By Von Schrenk, Hermann

Erschütterungsausbreitung beim Rad/Schiene-System

By Gerhard Huber

Wanted!

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The wood crosstie

By Paul D. Webster

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon migration from creosote-treated railway ties into ballast and adjacent wetlands

By Kenneth M. Brooks

Wooden ties, building woodwork

By Association of American Railroads. Railroad Committee for the Study of Transportation.

Grand Trunk Railway tenders for ties

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