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By: N/A
Price: $14.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, The Chemical Rubber Company: circa 1934
Seller ID: 0308
Condition: Fine
Really nice advertising brochure with no date, so it required some sleuthing. What did the trick was the ad for a book, Adventures with A Microscope by Julian D. Corington. The book was published in 1934, so the brochure was likely issued in '34 or thereabouts. There is no mailing label on it and no fault of note. Closed it measures 7-1/2"x10-1/2", but folds out to a whopping 28" with scientific products pictured on both sides. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Westinghouse Electric: 1945
Edition: Volume Five, Number Six
Seller ID: 0604
Condition: Very good
Very handsome cover design for this trade journal produced by Westinghouse. The back cover shows an image of Skyhooks for Television, a system of high-flying planes to act as television broadcasting and repeater stations, called Stratovision. The first article in the magazine tells the whole story. Other articles cover nuclear engineering, the electric torpedo, a simple single sideband carrier system, a moisture-proof insulation called Fosterite, 1000-KVA powered sleds, and the control of electric furnaces. There's also a section on new technology. Magazine is clean and bright with just a smal... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $14.00
Publisher: Washignton D.C., U.S. Department of Commerce: 1935
Seller ID: 0868
Condition: Good
I must admit that I had no idea what magnetic declination was when I bought this booklet. The mystery of it intrigued me and I'm forever attracted to huge maps in small booklets. As it turns out, magnetic declination refers to the angle on the horizontal plane between magnetic north (the direction in which the north end of a compass needle points), and true north (the direction along a meridian towards the geographic North Pole). Apparently this angle varies depending on one's position on the Earth's surface, and over time. So this booklet charts it in the U.S. in 1935. The large fold-out map ... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $24.00
Publisher: New York, Engineering News Publishing Company: 1887
Edition: Vol. XVIII, No. 17
Seller ID: 0870
Condition: Very Good
It's not common to find an example of this early technical magazine and especially not in such nice condition. There is a small bit of soiling to outer edge of front cover, but it is otherwise very handsome. Oversized at 11" across by 14" tall. Numerous ads at front and back with bold graphics showing various pumps, pipes, derricks, engineering and surveying equipment, fire hydrants, valves. etc.. Even submarine tunnels and early steam shovels. A sampling of articles include the following topics: a landslide on the New York, Central & Hudson Railroad, the foundation for the 1000-ft. Eiffel tow... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.95
Publisher: Brooklyn, New York, Linotype: 1951
Edition: Fourth printing
Seller ID: 0918
Condition: Very Good
Very nice clean manual printed on coated paper and beautifully illustrated with technical drawings, but most especially, with big, saturated photographs in black and white. Topics cover the story of linotype, the care and maintenance of matrices, lubrication and check-ups, assembling, casting, distribution, driving, adjustments, and more. Measures 5-3/4"x8-1/2" with 171 pages. Former owner's name written neatly at top of first page, otherwise no markings. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.00
Publisher: Riverside, California, Don Shay: 2001
Edition: Number 87
Seller ID: 0942
Condition: Fine
If technology and movies are your things this is your magazine! All the special effects that wowed you in the theatre are explained and photographed inside this attractive cover. Stories are lengthy, so only a few movies are discussed in each issue. This one covers A.I. Artificial Intelligence, The Planet of the Apes, Lara's World. and Jurassic Park III. Magazine is in full color and is a nice size at 8" tall and 9" wide. 146 pages. I have a stack of these so if you're looking for a specific issue let know and I'll see if I have it NOTE: Overseas orders are welcome, but will incur a larger pos... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Washington D.C., War Department/ Government Printing Office: 1945
Seller ID: 0967
Condition: Fine
Crisp, clean like new booklet. Also accompanying it is a laid-in letter from the Measurements Corporation of Boonton, New Jersey to a customer who sought a technical manual for a different model. The company did not have it, but sent this one free of charge since it was very similar. Illustrated with black and white full page photos. Info on installation, assembly, operation, maintenance, moisture and fungi proofing, auxiliary equipment, repair and more. 39 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: Riverside, California, Don Shay: 1996
Seller ID: 1164
Condition: Very Good
Very handsome magazine, a quarterly devoted to the technology and artistry behind the movies we love. The big story in this one is terrific, as it offers many pages of text and color photographs which explain the pyrotechnics of the film, Independence Day. How they made The Nutty Professor is also fun, as is the puppetmasters of Pinocchio and even a commercial -- Nikes Eyes on the Ball ad. Magazine measures 8"x9" and has 154 pages on quality coated paper View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: Unknown, Simmons-Boardman Publishing: 1979
Seller ID: 1240
Condition: Very Good
Very attractive booklet printed in blue and illustrated with blueprints throughout. Measures 8-1/2"x11-1/4" and has 72 pages, 24 pages per unit. Covers introduction to electronic components; how semiconductors work; putting semiconductors to work; using transistors in functional circuits; other transistor applications; the controlled rectifier, the fourth semiconductor; diodes; and special diodes and their uses, View more info
By: N/A
Price: $24.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Case Western Reserve University: Unknown Date
Seller ID: 1377
Condition: Near fine
This is one of the most elegant booklets I've ever seen. The cover is made of substantial cardstock with raised letters at front, acetate endpapers both front and back, quality coated paper, and excellent black and white historic photographs, plus facsimiles of documents. The subject, Albert W. Smith, was part of small coterie of scientists who worked to found the profession of Chemical Engineering and in doing so put Case Institute of Technology as it as called then, on the educational map.The booklet measures 8-1/2"x11" and has 39 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New York City, Foster Wheeler Corporation: 1928
Edition: Ninth edition
Seller ID: 1460
Condition: Very good
This item is a booklet of 40 pages, but it also contains a very large Total Heat-Entropy diagram tucked away in a pocket at the back. The booklet is resting on it in the main photo. The paper is very crisp and there are no tears or chips. The booklet it tightly bound and clean, but does show two small chips and a small tear aloign the side edge of the front endpaper. I repaired the tear with a small piece of archival tape. Text is augmented by diagrams,tables and graphs. Overall very nice. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: Jeannette, PA, Elliott Company: 1945
Edition: Vo. XXIII, No. 3
Seller ID: 1463
Condition: Very good
Crisp, tightly bound magazine completely devoted to one topic -- aspects of the gas turbine. Measures 7-3/4"x10-1/2" and has 31 pages. Only fault is a small bit of smudging to lower corner of first page and toning to the margins, also at that corner. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, drawings, and a graph. Aspects of subject include gas turbines versus other prime movers; background for gas turbines; discussion of engineering problems in gas turbine development; manufacturing problems in construction; heat supply for gas turbines; and future applications. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Boston, MA, American Photographic Publishing Co.: 1933
Edition: Vol. XXVII, No. 11
Seller ID: 1632
Condition: Very good
This is a wonderful look at photographic history. It's not a magazine for the casual Kodak owner, but a serious look at photographic technology as it was in 1933. Articles cover exposure and development; photographic Christmas cards with hand-drawn borders; development with paraphenylenediamine; aerial photography with a rebuilt reflecting camera; the photographic translation of color into monochrome; telephoto pictures and infra red plates and much more. Lots to read. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Many ads too for photographic equipment. Magazine is clean and tightly bound. Me... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $40.00
Publisher: Rochester, New York, Rochester Chamber of Commerce: 1909
Seller ID: 1635
Condition: Very good
This one is rather scarce, so it was a lovely surprise to not only find it, but to also find a color postcard tucked inside. The card shows the parade on Main Street in downtown Rochester The card has been used and is postmarked 1909. There is some creasing to the corners, but card is really quite handsome in its plastic sleeve. The booklet is a program for the entire duration of the exhibition with each day having its own theme and entertainment. The booklet measures 5-1/2" x 6-3/4" and is illustrated with black and white photographs. There is also a directory of the businesses exhibiting an... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $28.00
Publisher: New York, New York, International Magazine Company: 1920
Edition: Vol. XXXVII, No. 4
Seller ID: 1735
Condition: Good-plus
Hearst Magazine was one of the most beautiful publications of the day. The cover art alone caught the readers' eyees while the huge content inside kept them reading. If you love short stories this is fiction heaven, but there's also articles too -- about J.P. Morgan's London residence, modern hotels, the DuPonts, science topics such as Luther Burbank and healthier babies and an article by West Virginia Senator David W. Elkins who opined that when it came to business, the United States Senate was 100 years behind the times. Also nice in this issue are illustrations by Howard Chandler Christy an... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.95
Publisher: South Boston, Mass., Condit Electrical Manufacturing Company: 1923
Edition: No. 5003
Seller ID: 1796
Condition: Very Good
Very nice clean catalog measuring 4" x 7", 32 pages of products and facts -- air circuit breakers, oil switches and circuit breakers, oil motor starters, service switches, handy tables, and underwriters' motor rules. Includes photos of products, charts and technical drawings. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New Jersey, American Steel and Wire Company: 1932
Seller ID: 1975
Condition: Card Cover Very Good Condition
Very nice clean booklet, spiral bound to lie flat. Very handsome pictorial cover in shades of red, yellow and orange with stark black image of manufacturing company. Very tightly bound -- only fault is minor crease to one corner of front cover. Illustrated with black and white pghotographs and technical drawings throughout as well as charts offering specification data. Includes history and process of steel and wire manufacturing. Measures 6-1/4"x9" and has 96 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: Canton, Ohio, Hercules Motor Corporation:
Seller ID: 2011
Condition: Very Good Condition
Very nice clean bulletin issued by the Hercules Motors Corporation of Canton, Ohio. There is no date, but research shows that the company was named Hercules Motor Corp and Hercules Engines from 1920 to 1940. The engine and power units had 4 to 198 horse power and their uses included commercial vehicles, industrial equipment, agriculture, road machinery, cotton gins, oil field service, pump drives, saw mills, generator drives and heavy duty power equipment. Contents explain how to choose the right engine and offers much technical info. Measures 8-1/2" x 11" and has seven pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: Lexington, Kentucky, College of Engineering University of Kentucky: 1972
Edition: Bulletin UKY 98
Seller ID: 2036
Condition: Fine Condition
Very clean booklet which offers a tremendous amount of cutting edge material of th day embracing electronics, aerospace, audio and elecroacoustics, electromagnetic compatibility, microwave theory, and cybernetics and vehicular technology. Includes nineteen papers which were read at the conference held at the university from April 19-21, 1972. Some of the topics are way ahead of their time such as Computer Assisted Personal Appearance Identification; Automatic Fingerprint Reading; The Detection of Concealed Firearms; An X-Band Signpost Vehicle Location System; and A Survey of Speech Digitiatio... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.95
Publisher: Kansas City, Missoui, Union Wire Corporation: 1957
Edition: SL-No. 2
Seller ID: 2089
Condition: Near fine condition
This is an amazingly clean and crisp catalog. Only fault is stamp to both front cover and inside first page stating that it was received March 4, 1957 by Lorain Products Corp., Lorain, Ohio.The catalog measures 8-1/2" 11" with 60 illustrated pages. The A-Z index shows products from anchor shackles to zinc versus soft alloys in socketing. Much information with technical data and phhotgraphs and drawings. View more info
