THE CONCRETE UTILITIES BUREAU. - Concrete. How It Is Made.

London: The Concrete Utilities Bureau, nd.(c.1920). Second in a series of pamphlets issued by The Concrete Utilities Bureau, which was established in 1916 by the Associated Portland Cement Company [APCM] to promote the use of concrete as a building material. Inside front cover states: "A Permanent Collection of Concrete Products has been arranged at 143 Grosvenor Road, SW1 (near Victoria Station), and is open daily from 10 to 4 (Saturdays excepted). A cordial invitation to visit this exhibition is extended to all who are interested in the smaller uses of concrete, and to those who wish to see actual specimens of many of the articles and structures dealt with in these pamphlets". Sixteen pages, 9 figure illustrations, rusting to staples. Paper covers, edges rubbed, a few light spots. G+.

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