Second printing. Tight stapled binding, clean interior. Cream wraps have minor wear, a couple smudges, light sun tanning along spine and top edge. Interior is unmarked. 28 pages.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

"Exide" - The Development of an Engineering Idea: A Brief History of The Electric Storage Battery Company

Publisher

The Newcomen Society in North America, New York - San Francisco - Montreal

Publication Date

1951

Language

English

Binding

Soft cover

Printing

2nd Printing

Condition

Good +

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Second Edition Books is a spacious, well-stocked used bookstore conveniently located on the hill in historic uptown Butte, Montana. We carry books of all sorts from paperbacks to collectable Butte and Montana titles. In addition, we have one of the largest selections of mining and geology titles around. Need something else? We also carry cookbooks, children's books, religion and much, much more. Make sure to stop in when you drive through Montana!

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Second Edition Books
MT, U.S.A.

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Items held 10 days until payment arrives. MASTER CARD and VISA accepted. Check or money order also. Items returnable only upon prior arrangement. Our costs reclaimable. All books w/DJ have mylar wrap. We check our email (secondeditionbutte@gmail.com) frequently and respond immediately. If you have concerns, please contact us at Second Edition Books, 112 S. Montana, Butte, MT 59701. Or call 406-723-5108. Owner is Ann Finch-Johnston

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