Presumed first ed.; 161 p., clean and unmarked except for stamp on paste downs and end pages of former owner, a professor at MIT and distinguished scientist instrumental in developing over-the-horizon (OTH) radar during WWII; graphs, drawings, equations; binding tight; unfaded red boards with tarnished but clear gilt lettering on spine have minimal edge wear, but a few smudges.

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Title

Experiments and Tests on Electrical Circuits and Machinery : Part I : Elementary Electric and Magnetic Experiments Part II : Direct-Current Machinery Part III : Alternating-Current Circuits Part IV : Alternating-Current Machinery

Publisher

Edwards Brothers Inc.

Publication Date

1935

Binding

Hardcover

Condition

Good

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