THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE. Devoted to Industrial Progress. APRIL [and] MAY, 1892. (2 issues, containing John De Wolf's essay "Beautiful Prospect Park, Brooklyn" and the 2 parts of T. Graham Gribble's essay on "The Future 'World's Highway'."

New York: The Engineering Magazine Company, 1892., 1892. Good. - Large octavo, 10 inches high by 6-7/8 inches wide. Softcovers, two volumes bound in peach wraps, printed and illustrated in black on the front covers. The edges of the covers and the spines are quite chipped with small pieces out and the wraps are splitting along the top & bottom of the rear joints. Advertising pages 3-26, pages 1-148 plus ad pages 27-70; and ad pages 3-26, pages 149-290 plus ad pages 27-78. There are textual and full-page illustrations in both issues. The deckle-edged pages are slightly chipped along the front and bottom. Good. Vol. III, No. 1, April 1892 and Vol. III, No. 2, May 1892 with the complete text of T. Graham Gribble's article on The Future "World's Highway". Also contains "Beautiful Prospect Park, Brooklyn", by John De Wol with illustrations, "Do Waterways Benefit Railways?" by Lewis M. Haupf, "Fire Risk in Tall Office Buildings" by Edward Atkinson, "Building a Railroad in The Southwest" by James S. Coleman, "The Dissolving Political Regime" by William Nelson Black, and much more.…