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Athol and Starrett Vises Machinery and Fine Tools: Catalogue Number 34
réf. A9781493077106Paperback / softback. New. paperback
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réf. 7001Traduit de l'anglais par Henry D-Davray , vignettes de Camis , collection "L'amour des livres " chez René Kieffer, Paris . format 14,5 x 20 cm reliure demi chagrin marron à coins (tres beau travail de Kieffer ) dos lisse decoré . Gravures en deux etats (l'une en noir , l'autre en couleurs ) 190 pages couverture conservée . les illustrations sont tres belles ... la reliure largement à la hauteur , bel objet ...no 752 sur un tirage de 1000 exemplaires . sur velin teinté
1936réf. 11036New York: IBM 1936. First Edition Revised/With Additions. Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition Revised/With Additions. Hardcover. 24 separately paginated pamphlets plus 8pp. preliminaries and including the 1942 pamphlet 19A 'Automatic Reproduction Punch / Type 513' not indicated on 24 pamphlet list all bound together as provided to the customer. This copy issued to the Amicable Life Insurance Company founded in Waco TX. 1910. 1936 copyright for all pamphlets except 20A 1940 and 19A 1942 Includes numerous illustrations and diagrams. This book was one of the "key publications from IBM". Cortada Before the Computer 307 "Primarily this book was written to provide a single volume from which employees of International Business Machines Corporation may thoroughly familiarize themselves with the complete list of bookkeeping and accounting machines manufactured by their Company and with the operation of such machines of furnishing figure-facts automatically" from preliminaries p 6 The first section 14 pages is devoted to the history of IBM and sections 2 through 8 provide background on principles the punch card codes organization supervision training and controls. The remaining sections illustrate and explain numerous machines and their operation. Originally issued with 23 sections; this version was updated in 1940 and 1942 with two additional sections 19a and 20a bringing the volume current. Uncommon generally scarcce as nice as is found here. Light shelf/edge wear gilt toned ownership signature at bastard title page else tight bright and unmarred. Black pebbled cloth boards gilt lettering and decorative elements stiff black endpages. 4to. var. pag. Illus. b/w plates. IBM hardcover
réf. A9781493077106Paperback / softback. New. paperback
réf. A9781493077090Paperback / softback. New. paperback
1922réf. 58968Cincinnati OH: The Dalton Adding Machine Sales Co. 1922. 4to. 48 pp. Numerous photo illustrations text illustrations diagrams 1 printed in red & black. Illustrated tan softcovers lavender-coloured borders lozenge cover illust. of Dalton Super Model Machine minor shelfwear slight rubbing still VG bright copy. First edition of this uncommon promotional instruction manual and catalogue for the famed Dalton Adding Calculating Machine Super Model -- considered to be the first ten key adding machine. Dalton 1866-1926 was a successful amateur mechanic and businessman who was brought into developing the first adding machine by William & Hubert Hopkins who desperately needed money to finance their manufacturing. They set up a company in 1902 but afterwards through some secret and possibly illegal business moves by Hopkins who secretly sold his stock to the Addograph Co. Dalton managed to buy control of all rights to produce and develop adding machines and patented the invention by 1904. He would often carry a large sample machine with him fitted with glass sides to show the workings demonstrating his calculating machine becoming so successful that by 1922 over 150 models were available and over 50000 machines sold. After Lewis’ death the company was sold and merged with Remington-Rand in 1927. Worldcat locates 3 copies Oakland Pub. MT Hist. Soc. Ohio Hist. Connctn.; See: Dalton Adding Machine - Complete History of the Dalton Adding Machine History Computer Oct. 19 2021; The Computer Museum No. 106. The Dalton Adding Machine Sales Co., paperback
1909réf. 50392Racine WI; St. Joseph MI; Chicago IL: J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co.; American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Farm Equipment Institute ca. 1909 - 1962. Eighty-three original photographs printed on glossy photo stock sized from 2.5 x 4.5 in. up to 7.5 x 9.5 in. 49 are 7.5 x 9.5 in. some duplicates; 58 photos & 23 negatives mounted and preserved in original printed file folders w/ typed & ink captions annotations on covers occasional edgewear couple w/ slight scuffing affixed on front; 5 additional collotype photos included each w/ negative number in lower margin of image slight toning; together with 5 works. 4to. 40; 28; 6; 165 1; 14 pp. 100s of photo illusts. diagrams text illusts. First work: over 100 text illustrations diagrams with Arts & Crafts painting cover art showing completed road heading off into the distance some edgewear rubbing annotations on title scuffing to corners; 2nd work with over 50 text photos & illustrations w/ gray softcovers blue-tinted image of steam roller on front some soiling edgewear darkening; 3rd with 4 plates self-printed triptych catalogue pages printed in light green white borders and black & white illustrations; 4th work with over 100 photo images text illustrations inserted material with additional diagrams illustration Case letterhead; 5th work with red & black tables printed softcovers. All preserved in slipcase. This remarkable archive of over 100 factory photographs & negatives and original catalogues for the Case Threshing Machine Company offer an excellent record of the famed manufacturer of steam engines farm equipment tractors road building machinery and more. Jerome Increase Case 1819- 1891 began building threshing machines in 1847 in Racine WI and by 1869 had engineered and built Case Steam Engine Number One the first steam engine for agricultural use and depicted in two of the photographs. One of the images shows the historic engine being hauled on a trailer behind a 1962 Case work truck before it was donated to the Smithsonian. This rolling steam engine revolutionized farming and road building machinery. By 1912 Case was manufacturing a complete line of heavy equipment for road building including Case Steam Road Rollers which weighed up to 10 tons and were powered by excellent 36 - 75 horsepower multi-purpose steam engines along with Graders Rock Crushers Elevators Screens and Bins. A number of the photos are reproduced in the Case Road Building Catalogue and the Case Road Roller Catalogue. The file photos include images by H.A. Wright of 10” Case Rock Crushers being pulled by LI Tractors in Washington County IN; a Case LI Motor Patrol Galion with Scarifier by H.A. Caraway mixing oil with gravel in Montana; LI Tractors & Adams Maintainers by Daubert building roads in Polk County IA and more. Many of the images depict the Case Model C 1929-1939 and Case Model D gasoline engine tractors introduced in 1939 and developed through the 1940s and 1950s. The original photos show CI tractors fitted with Roustabout Cranes; cranes cleaning boulders from fence rows in 1929; equipped with a portable Stover Wood Saw for mills and logging; DI tractors with Hough Hydraulic Shovels; equipped with Hough fork lift; 42-inch bucket shovel; outfitted with caterpillar tracks and much more. Of particular interest in the archive is the exceedingly scarce Case Automobile catalogue for Mexico and other automobiles can be seen in the Road Building Machinery catalogue as well. In 1910 Case had purchased the Pierce Motor Co. and quickly began manufacturing the Pierce-Racine automobile and later the Case Auto employing Pierce Motor Cos.’ 8000 dealers and agents worldwide. Case produced touring models sedans coupes and limousines as well as race cars. They ceased production of autos in the mid-1920s. Of additional interest are the two reports included on the productivity gains made by the rapidly improving farm equipment manufactured by Case with graphs and details showing how farmers were benefitting from the technology improvements. Worldcat locates no copies of 1st & 3rd catalogues; 1 copy of 2nd NYPL; See: Case Construction Equipment History 2013; Leffingwell Classic Farm Tractors: History of the Farm Tractor Chapter 2; Bill Ganzel Wessels Living History Farm York Nebraska 2014. J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co.; American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Farm Equipment Institute, paperback
réf. 1145Imp L de Soye 1928
réf. 1442Imp L de Soye 1929
réf. 1688Imp L de Soye 1930
réf. 1937Dunod 1931
réf. 2027Dunod 1932
réf. 2166Gauthier Villars 1904
réf. 2507Decoopman 2011
réf. 3425Montpellier, Typogr. Pierre Grollier 1848
réf. 3426Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1888
réf. 3428Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1889
réf. 3433Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1893
réf. 3441Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1894
réf. 3451Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1898
réf. 3453Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1899
réf. 3459Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1900
réf. 3461Montpellier, Typogr. Louis Grollier 1901
