Author: POPULAR MECHANICS COMPANY
Title: Popular Mechanics Magazine August 1906; Vol. VIII, No. 8
Description: Chicago, IL: Popular Mechanics Company, 1906. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized magazine with illustrated covers and side stapled spine. There is an inch long chip to the top spine end of the magazine, and tears to the bottom spine joints. The white covers have small spots of foxing. There is a penciled "10" on the top edge of the front cover. The text pages are clean and bright. The contents include: Latest American Siege Gun, Largest Siphon in the World, Machine causes Dead to Breathe (remarkable apparatus of Hungarian Surgeon for Reviving Drowned or Asphyxiated persons) , Airship Circles Washington Monument, Panama Canal to be lock type, How a Steamboat Climbs a Hill, First Steel Passenger Car, Life-Saving Helmets, A Mechanical Ice House, The Automatic Milking Machine, The Use of Denatured Alcohol, A Machinists School in The Navy, Flattest Arch Bridge in the Navy, Automobile as a Fire Engine, Japanese Battleships, Submarine Divers Underground, Modern Concrete Foundations, and much more.. Good .
Keywords: Science Popular Mechanics Magazine Aviation Ships & Sailing War
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Title: Popular Mechanics Magazine August 1906; Vol. VIII, No. 8
Description: Chicago, IL: Popular Mechanics Company, 1906. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized magazine with illustrated covers and side stapled spine. There is an inch long chip to the top spine end of the magazine, and tears to the bottom spine joints. The white covers have small spots of foxing. There is a penciled "10" on the top edge of the front cover. The text pages are clean and bright. The contents include: Latest American Siege Gun, Largest Siphon in the World, Machine causes Dead to Breathe (remarkable apparatus of Hungarian Surgeon for Reviving Drowned or Asphyxiated persons) , Airship Circles Washington Monument, Panama Canal to be lock type, How a Steamboat Climbs a Hill, First Steel Passenger Car, Life-Saving Helmets, A Mechanical Ice House, The Automatic Milking Machine, The Use of Denatured Alcohol, A Machinists School in The Navy, Flattest Arch Bridge in the Navy, Automobile as a Fire Engine, Japanese Battleships, Submarine Divers Underground, Modern Concrete Foundations, and much more.. Good .
Keywords: Science Popular Mechanics Magazine Aviation Ships & Sailing War
Price: US$ 20.00 Seller: S. Howlett-West Books
- Book number: 50331
- Book number: 50331
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