Gasoline and how to use it,
written and comp. by G. A. Burrell ...

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Main Author: Burrell, G. A. (George Arthur), b. 1882.
Related Names: Oil Statistical Society, inc.
Language(s): English
Published: Boston, Mass., Oil statistical society, inc. [c1916]
Subjects: Gasoline.
Physical Description: 281 p.. 1 illus. 16 cm.
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