Quarto, 235 pages, index plus 21 pages of illustrations to rear. Covers a little discoloured and chipped, internally VG. Contains: Hamilton: Why Engineers Should Study History; Bathe: The Onondaga Salt Works of New York State; Wailes: Windmill Winding Gear; Swan: Sinking a Northumberland Colliery in 1761-62; Jenkins: The Zinc Industry in England - The Early Years up to about 1850; Ramsey: The Thermostat or Heat Governor - An Outline of its History; Hoskison: Northumberland Blast Furnace Plant in the Nineteenth Century; Davies: Early Iron Industry in North Wales; Skempton: Alexandre Collin (1808-1890), Pioneer in Soil Mechanics; Burt: Watford and Paper Making; Hamilton: Industries of Hertfordshire; Harris: Engineering in Cornwall before 1775; Dickinson: Richard Roberts - His Life and Inventions; Swan: Nicholas Wood's MS Report Book; Lee: The World's Oldest Railway; Lord: Development of the Bessemer Process in Lancashire; Coghlan: The Pre-History of the Hammer; Muggeridge: Windmills of Hanover.

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Title

The Newcomen Society for the Study of the History of Engineering and Technology Transactions Volume XXV (25) 1945-1946 and 1946-1947

Publisher

The Newomen Society

Publication Date

1950

Binding

Soft cover

Condition

Good

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