St. Louis: Heine Safety Boiler Co., [1919?]. Original Wrappers. With a frontispiece of Plant No. 1 in St. Louis, and a splendid folded color plate of a Heine Boiler as set with Stoker of the Forced Draft Underfeed type. A...... More
New York, N.Y. The Garvin Machine Company, 1916. The Garvin Company produced milling machines, drill presses, screw machines,as well as special machinery. Illustrated; 322 pps. Previous owner name stamped in gold to front board. Bound in maroon flexible leather... More
London: George Maddick, 1867. Quarto. Half Leather. Half bound in leather with corners and marbled paper covered boards; book has been rebacked with original backstrip laid down; an amazing publication full of engravings; the cover of one issue has some..... More
London: George Maddick, 1867. Quarto. Half Leather. Half bound in leather with corners and marbled paper covered boards; book has been rebacked with most of original backstrip laid down; an amazing publication full of engravings; contents clean; digital images can..... More
London: George Maddick, 1867. Quarto. Half Leather. Half bound in leather with corners and marbled paper covered boards; book has been rebacked with original backstrip laid down; an amazing publication full of engravings; contents clean; digital images can be made..... More
Indianapolis; New York: Municipal Engineering Company, 1898. Hard Cover. Illustrated; No pencil or ink markings in text. One-half black leather and black cloth binding. Heavy edgewear at head of spine with loss of leather. 4 raised bands on spine. Light..... More
Indianapolis; New York: Municipal Engineering Company, 1902. Hard Cover. Illustrated; No pencil or ink markings in text. One-half black leather and black cloth binding. Front and rear hinge repair. Light to moderate edgewear to boards with heavier wear at head..... More
Inadianapolis, Ind. Municipal Engineering Company, [1906]. Half Leather. Half - leather over cloth. 10 issues bound together and illustrated with black and white photographs. Several leaves of one issue are badly soiled. Much on streetlighting and garbage and waste disposal..... More
Indianapolis; New York: Municipal Engineering Company, 1897. Hard Cover. No pencil or ink markings in text. Bound issues of January-December 1897. Binding is 1/2 leather and cloth. Corners bumped with loss of leather at the tips. Gilt lettering on spine..... More
1895. Hard Cover. Illustrations; Volume VIII, # 1-6; Vol IX, # 1-6. No pencil or ink markings in text. Illustrated throughout with black and white photgraphs. One half leather and cloth covered boards. Discreet and archival repair to the back..... More
1896. Hard Cover. Illustrations; Volume X, # 1-6; Vol XI, # 1-6. No pencil or ink markings in text. Illustrated throughout with black and white photgraphs. One half leather and cloth covered boards. Bottom corner of front board is bumped..... More
Wigan, England: Office of “The Science and Art of Mining”, c. 1900. Hard Cover. Volume One of this group of Colliery Handbooks, comprising Parts I through VI. The copy belonged to one William P. Keane of Coalway, Coleford, with his..... More
New York: The Industrial Publication Company, 1870. Hard Cover. The first volume of The Technologist, an engineering monthly periodical, with twelve issues, index, and a large section of advertisements at the rear. Illustrated throughout, some full page illustrations. Two leaves..... More
New York: Newman-Andrew Coy. Stapled Pamphlet. Promotional pamphlet for Toledo steel; 17 pages. More
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A viewbook of New York City, probably from the 1890’s, given away as an advertisement for Day’s Soap -- “One these Beautiful Books given to the Purchaser of 6 Bars Day’s Soap, Day & Frick, Manufacturers, Philadelphia, Pa.” An accordion..... More
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Pittsburgh, PA: Jones & Laughlin Steel Co., 1907. Miniature. Full Leather. Sixteenth Edition. A miniature pocket book of Useful Information, published by the Jones & Laughlin Steel Company. A true miniature, it is small enough to fit in a vest..... More
New York: Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co., 1927. First Edition. There is an erasure mark on the verso of the front endpaper; otherwise a clean copy with no marks. In the publisher’s black flexible boards, with titling in gold. More
Philadelphia; PA: Clement Restein Company, 1913. Soft Cover. No pencil or ink markings in text. Brown covers with green lettering. Paper label at top of spine with number written in ink. More
Chicago: Crane Co., 1930. Soft Cover. NOT Ex-Library. No pencil or ink markings in text. Blue paper covers with dark lettering. More
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1875. Hard Cover. Revise Edition. A rebacked copy with most of the original spine laid down. Previous owner names on the endpaper but no other marks. Frontispiece with tissue guard. More
Boston: Ginn and Company, 1893. Full Leather. First Edition. Carhart’s Field Book was praised as a work which “has been highly commended by railway officials, and favorably noticed by prominent engineering and other journals” [Reed, Century Cyclopedia of History and..... More
Philadelphia: Henry Carey Baird & Co., 1906. Hard Cover. A serviceable copy of this 1906 reprint edition. More
Baltimore: Fielding Lucas, Jr., [1837]. Hard Cover. First American Edition. A bright and more than presentable copy of the First American Edition. This copy is lacking the front endpaper. With five plates, some folding. Scattered foxing. More
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1909. Hard Cover. Photographic text illustrations throughout. Ex-library, with a large library stamp on the title page and a few other pages, library labels on the front pastedown and spine, and paper pasted on..... More
Scranton: International Textbook Company, 1903. Half Leather. A nice solid copy, bound in half-leather over cloth. Marbled endpapers. No marks of any kind. More