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1962réf. 714992PN. New. 1962. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
1907réf. 1809150003Philadelphia : Newton Machine Tool Works 1907. Hardcover. Very Good. Trade Catalog Bound in publisher's green cloth. Light shelf wear. 303 pages : Numerous illustrations ; 24 cm. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Clean unmarked pages. Founded in 1880 by Charles C. Newton who formerly was a partner in Newton & Cox a twist drill manufacturer. The business was incorporated in 1897. Philadelphia : Newton Machine Tool Works hardcover
1884réf. 99137A. & F. Brown New York 1884. Pamphlet. Used - Very Good. 1882. 81 pages. Illustrated: pulleys hangers floor mule stands journal box pillow blocks clutch couplings countershaft binder frame universal joint folding plate of cone sections. 7 x 4.75" printed wrapper. VG. A. & F. Brown, New York unknown
réf. dola828Waynesboro PA: c1925. 8vo. pp. 96. illus. wrs. tears to lower spine Waynesboro, PA: [c1925] unknown
réf. dola685Ann Arbor Michigan: c1930. 4to. pp. 24. wrs. stain on upper cover pencil notes on rear cover dampstain in upper margin of first 4 leaves Ann Arbor, Michigan: [c1930] unknown
réf. aly1148East-Liverpool & Toronto: 1947. 4to. pp. 183. b/w text illus. cloth East-Liverpool & Toronto: 1947 unknown
1914réf. TIT14WHI43Whitinsville MA: Whitin Machine Works 1914. 1914. 12mo. pp. 91. frontis. & numerous text illus. some full-page. original cloth. Hardcover. Whitinsville, MA: Whitin Machine Works, [1914]. Hardcover
1902réf. TWEilLOW63Lowell MA: Lowell Machine Shop 1902. 1902. 4to. pp. 144. title in red & black. frontis. & numerous text illus. & diagrams most full-page. original gilt-stamped limp morocco gilt edges. New Edition. An excellent catalogue of the improved cotton machinery built by The Lowell Machine Shop the oldest and largest textile machinery builder in America. cfWoodbury p. 87. Hardcover. Lowell, MA: Lowell Machine Shop, 1902. Hardcover
1917réf. TIT17WHI58Whitinsville MA: Whitin Machine Works 1917. 1917. 12mo. pp. 299. frontis. & numerous text illus. some full-page. original cloth. Hardcover. Whitinsville, MA: Whitin Machine Works, [1917]. Hardcover
1910réf. 383983Detroit MI: Burroughs Adding Machine Company 1910. 1st. Softcover. Very Good/None. Gray cardboard covers with brown cloth spine two-color title label on front. 179 page booklet promoting their new product-an adding machine. Illustrated with photos several in color and diagrams and charts. This is the original printing of 1910. Small name on half-title page otherwise clean sound. Record # 383983 Burroughs Adding Machine Company paperback
1905réf. u3820Fitchburg MA: Fitchburg Machine Works 1905. Brief technical treatise on this machine tool listing its advantages and uses discussion of problems of other lathe types. Hardcover full green cloth gilt titling. Handsome typography with red paragraph headers; printed by Bartlett & Company the Orr Press NY. Light wear corners slightly frayed minor bubbling to spine light discoloration in the gutters. Text clean; 28 pages 4 b/w plates. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good. 6¼" by 9¼". Fitchburg Machine Works Hardcover
réf. B9781165713011New. unknown
1928réf. 003119S. l. New York : Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1928. Very good. First edition thus several different booklets under the same name were published between 1900 and the 1928 n. d. ca 1928; 5 1/2 x 3; pp. 8; lithographed wraps; illustrated with drawings each one covered with tracing paper; thin closed splits to tips of spine; slight pink offsetting to wraps verso; mild age-toning to margins; overall in very good condition. Demonstrating remarkable wisdom in their advertising materials with their booklet Singer not only addressed children in general presenting their Singer "20" for the little girl but specifically "young artists" who were to trace and then attempt to recreate each drawing themselves. Comparison between this copy and a digitized one at an institution showed that possibly each booklet contained different illustrations to be collected all but at least one was always a Singer sewing machine. Lastly the front wrap verso loudly proclaimed: "Let Us Send You a Singer Machine for Free Trial!" Singer Sewing Machine Co. paperback
1866réf. 197671866. Very good condition. A letter dated December 27 1866 on illustrated letterhead paper showing the Stanford & C. Singer Sewing Machine building in Melbourne Corner Bourke & Russell Streets to the Singer Sewing Machine Company New York City discussing a recently delivered order and making suggestions on design changes based on customer complaints. "We send you but a short order this time trade having been quiet. We expect it will be all right again soon." 8 x 10" 1862 watermarked cream paper with engraving of Stanford building printed in black address printed in red. One inch strip of paper used to tip into volume on verso. unknown
1890réf. 8Archive consists of the trade catalog art work for cloth finishing and packaging machinery built by the Parks & Woolson Machine Co. of Springfield VT. The earliest art work 1890s was executed by the Lincoln & Smith Press of Boston then the James McKinnon Co. designers engravers and electrotypers of Springfield Mass. but all the 1920s work was by the Springfield Photo-Engraving Co. which may have been their successors. The normal procedure was for the artist to take a photograph in the earlier versions a mounted studio photograph then a "blue" from a glassplate negative then a glossy black & white photo and interpret it according to instructional notation. In the earlier work this was done by painting right on the photograph. But the 1920s work the majority of the collection is painted on separate board with tissue overlay. Some of the latest versions also have photographic proofs of the printing plate made from the artwork. In the marginal notes appear the names of some of Parks & Woolson's clients for specific machines: Renfrew Manufacturing Co.; Clinton Woolen Mfg. Co.; Lebanon Woolen Mills; Woonsocket Rubber Co.; Farr Alpaca Co. The names of such machines as have titles show the inheritance from the English textile manufacturing trade: Lancashire Winder and Uxbridge Inspecting Machine or their origin in the United States: the Vermont napper or the Pennsylvania plush shear and occasionally the inventor: Baird Webster P.T. Wilson etc. Parks & Woolson themselves were fond of strange combination words to describe their own multi-stage machines: Seamlethru; Transferotor. This archive shows in great detail the changes in a wide range of machinery to finish and fold or roll cloth over a crucial period in the textile industry as well as illuminating the interpretation of a machine photograph for half-tone duplication.
1922réf. mon0000081776Victor Talking Machine Company 1922-01-01. Paperback. Acceptable. in x in x in. Victor Talking Machine Company paperback
1903réf. 2111902160201415Dainippon Tosho Co. Ltd. 1903. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Dainippon Tosho Co., Ltd. paperback
1897réf. 2111902160201434Kazuki Yoshida Dainippon Textile Association 1897. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Kazuki Yoshida Dainippon Textile Association paperback
1916réf. 2111902160201053Nagano yubinkyoku 1916. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Nagano yubinkyoku paperback
1980réf. 2111902156000062Nippon Machinery Publishing Center 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Nippon Machinery Publishing Center paperback
réf. 2111902158407204Yokendo N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 1 book Size: 22cm Yokendo paperback
réf. 2111902158401884Yokendo N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 1 book Size: 22 cm Yokendo paperback
2011réf. 2111902153100272Ikaros Publishing 2011. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Ikaros Publishing paperback
1977réf. 2111902153101929radio experiment company 1977. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 radio experiment company paperback
1976réf. 2111902153102170radio experiment company 1976. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 radio experiment company paperback