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The Prospect Machine and Engine Co. (Formerly The Cummer Engine Co.)
Published by The Prospect Machine and Engine Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 1882
Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 153 pages. Great illustrations of machinery. "Steam Engine & Machine Builders, Iron Founders, Etc." I found 1882 in this book on three pages but the publication date is probably about 1885. The pages have 'cut away indexed tabs' for locating specific products etc. An old ownership has been mostly erased but it appears that the date erased was 1887. SOME ILLUSTRATIONS OF MACHINERY ARE FOLD-OUTS. I can find no reference on google except for an ad dated 1887 which mentions the 'formerly' reference in the title. Leatherette boards with gilt title on the front. VERY GOOD ++.
