SKU: B-000416

The Ironworkers A History Of The Federated Ironwor

Author: Robert Murray, Kate White

Condition: The cover has light scuffing, and general wear. The pages have minor yellowing. No writing. No dog ears. No page tears. Tight binding.

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The Ironworkers: A History of the Federated Ironworkers, penned by Australian historians Robert Murray and Kate White, charts the rise of the union that shaped the nation’s steel and metalworking industries. First published in 1982, this concise paperback traces key strikes, political battles, and workplace safety campaigns that forged the Federated Ironworkers’ Association.

Ideal for collectors of Australiana, labour history buffs, and engineering enthusiasts, the book pairs meticulous archival research with vivid first-hand accounts. Its 1980s textbook format makes it a practical reference for students exploring Australia’s industrial past or anyone curious about the metalworkers who built the country’s infrastructure.

This used copy shows only gentle shelf wear: light cover scuffs, evenly toned pages, and a firm, unmarked interior. No ex-library stamps, margin notes, or dog-eared corners interrupt the reading experience. A tight binding ensures the volume will stay solid through many more years of study or display.

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