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1909réf. 38038Cleveland: Published by The Ferro Machine & Foundry Co. 1909. 1909. TRADE CATALOGUE OHIO. First edition. 12" x 9" string-tied embossed stiff wrappers green front and rear endpapers 71 pp. introductory illustrated. This Treatise is a simple non-technical book covering the design construction installation and operation of marine motors.The company recognizes that few people have had an opportunity to operate a motor before they own one. This booklet serves to educate the layman in order that he can get the most pleasure and service from his power boat. The better "working knowledge" of motor construction and operation the better prepared he will be to understand and solve problems that may arise. This type work began in 1907 followed by a larger version in 1908. This still larger edition for 1909 is a greater effort to make owners understand the construction and operation of their motors. Oversized wrappers a little rubbed on the fore-edges light wear to the spine ends interior clean for an overall near fine copy of a very informative booklet. Published by The Ferro Machine & Foundry Co., [1909]. unknown
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réf. 16197Denver CO: The F. M. Davis Iron Works Co. Fine. N.D. First Edition. Softcover. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 105 pages . The F. M. Davis Iron Works Co. paperback
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1955Four boklets. Name to front of each. Otherwise all four in fine condition No marks or inscriptions to contents. No creasing to covers Four very clean very tight booklets with bright boards and no bumping to corners. Unpagined Total of ca 50pp. Booklets are - Iron into Steel - The Open Hearth Furnace, The Shaping of Hot Steel, Iron into Steel - The Bessemer Process and The Properties of Steel. These booklets were designed to accompany a series of filmstrips. Each still, around thirty per booklet is shown along with a description of the process depicted. Undated ca 1955.
1955Six boklets. Name to front of each. Otherwise all four in fine condition No marks or inscriptions to contents. No creasing to covers Six very clean very tight booklets with bright boards and no bumping to corners. Unpagined Total of ca 170pp. Booklets are - From Ingot to Billet, Rolling Narrow Strip Pts 1 & 2, Rolling Narrow Strip Pt 3, Plate Rolling, Hot Dip Tinning and Electrolytic Tinning. These booklets were designed to accompany a series of filmstrips. Each still, around thirty per booklet is shown along with a description of the process depicted. Undated ca 1955.
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2023réf. 1-1955026726Ballast Books 2023. Hardcover. New. 480 pages. 10.28x8.23x1.26 inches. Ballast Books hardcover
réf. 1955026726.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1967réf. 003779Alvechurch Birmingham: Alvechurch Birmingham: Author 1967 1967. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Paperbound with Stiff Covers. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 96p. 35 leaves of illus. ix p. A very good copy. In addition to this book are five thin monthly status reports and one thick progress report all of which precede the report cataloged. Also included is the thick Further Experimental Research on the Influence of Tellurium and Selenium in Cast Irons which is the final report issued in April 1969. All of these reports are confidential. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Alvechurch, Birmingham: Author, 1967 Hardcover
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1922réf. 5564mInternational Casement Co. Good. Paperback. 1922. Solid and very well-preserved. Some wear along the spine crown otherwise clean l Casement Co Jamestown New York. Elegant October 1922 catalogue the 7th cata logue issued by International Casement Company of Jamestwon NY and featuring d ozens of black-and-white examples both line-drawn and photographed of some of the most rococo and lavishly-designed casement doors and windows of the period. Also featurig examples of International Transom Hardware Rod Gearing for Int ernational Transoms International Hardware for Wood Casement Sash Leaded G lass and Glazing Photographs and Measured Drawings of American Residences Equ ipped with International Casements Photographs and Measured Drawings of Churc hes College Buildings and Schools Equipped with International Casements Stee l Ceiling Lights for Banks and Public Buildings etc. Solid and very well-prese rved. Some wear along the spine crown otherwise clean as could be. Quarto lovel y crisp black-and-white photography throughout. The catalogue was designed and arranged by Albert W. Ford Architect and printed by Magill-Weinshimer Company Chicago. Attributes: Soft Cover . International Casement Co. paperback
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1880réf. 52092New York: Printed For The American Iron Post and Construction Company n. d. ca 1880's. 1880. First edition. 11" x 8 1/2" pictorial printed one-sheet printed on both sides. The company promotes this iron post to be both stronger and cheaper than wooden posts. The company claims the posts are economical durable safe beautiful and strong. The posts are covered with a special coating to prevent rust fires do not affect them nor do floods carry them away and the posts and wire do not fill up with snow banks as with ordinary fences. The posts are manufactured by The American Iron Post and Construction Company at their manufacturing plant located in Wellsville Ohio and by special arrangement with the well-known iron firm of W. D. Wood & Company of Pittsburgh. The company further states "It is now conceded that in the great West the wire fence for the purpose of extensive cattle ranches for prairie farms and for railroads is superior to all others; and a want has been long felt for a post whose strength cheapness and durability would make this iron fence system complete -- one which the forest and prairie fires would not burn -- one which would do away with the expense and tedium of hole-digging -- one that could be cheaply and quickly put up and which would last a life-time." Faint fold creases else a near fine copy of an interesting and very scarce range item. Printed For The American Iron Post and Construction Company, n. d. (ca 1880's). unknown