The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy by Ian Duncan is a richly illustrated 1993 hardcover reference that charts a century of mining innovation across Australia and New Zealand. Maps, charts and vintage photographs guide readers through the Institute’s milestones, from remote goldfields to modern metallurgical advances.
This 398-page volume is ideal for geologists, engineers and collectors fascinated by mining heritage. Clean, unmarked pages and tight binding make it ready for immediate consultation, while the generous margins invite note-taking during fieldwork or study.
The dust jacket shows only light shelf wear and a small edge tear noted by the seller; otherwise the book presents smartly on a professional shelf. A smoke-free, well-preserved copy that will complement any earth-science or business library without the usual ex-library stamps.
Add this scarce Australasian mining reference to your collection today—perfect for researchers, industry veterans or anyone captivated by the stories beneath our feet.
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