April 12, 2024
Cassier's Magazine Bound Vol. 31-32 Jan-Jun 1907, HC
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"Engineering Illustrated". Volume XXXI, January through April 1907 monthly issues (January is c1906, and February through April are c1907), pages 185-560; Volume XXXII, c1907, May and June 1907 monthly issues, 192 pages; total pages is 568 for all 6 issues. This is NOT a reprint. This Hardcover, which appears to be quarter bound in leather, is ex-lib with library labels outside; library label, stamps, card pocket, and date due slip inside; bottom 3.25" of spine painted black; heavy wear to corners and edges with fraying and chips, and top of spine abraded; crack at front bottom spine edge; moderate wear to marbled board surfaces; gutters not cracked, but cracked to cord binding between pages 176-177 - all pages secure; small tear noticed to one page; endpapers have yellowing/brown spots; no DJ. Text block is tight and printed on high quality paper, resulting in only light yellowing; pages counted and none missing; very small spots/stains to a few pages; soiling mostly to top edge. I have listed the defects I detected, but there may be others. Copiously illustrated with b&w plates throughout. The Cassier Magazine Company. 60P050L42O9. Partial contents: The Gas Turbine. Long-Distance Power Transmission with Direct Currents. The Production of Malleable Castings and their Application in Machine Construction. The Steam Locomotive of the
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