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Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Dark red covers with gilt lettering on spine. Cloth split over front lower joint and rear upper joint. Corners are rubbed and bumped. Spine-ends are worn with small area of surface loss at lower spine-end and small closed tear at upper spine-end. Paper split over rear internal hinge with signed of previous taped repair. Beginning of split over front internal hinge. Internal binding is sound, pages are clean. Fold-out drawings are intact, crisp and clean. Library pocket and label at front and stamps on inside rear cover and rear end-paper. Contents include: Proceedings of the Annual General Meeting of 9 May, 1883; On the Chemical Composition and Testing of Steel Rails, by G J Snelus; On the Use of Steel Castings in lieu of Iron and Steel Forgings for Ship and Marine Engine Construction, by William Parker; On Bessemer Steel in its Cast and Unwrought State, by W D Allen; A Comparison of the Working of a Blast Furnace with Blast varying in Temperature from 990* Fah to 1414* Fah, by W Hawdon; On the Value of Successive Additions to the Temperature of the Air used in Smelting Iron, by I Lowthian Bell; On the Northampton Iron Ore District, by W H Butlin; On a New Method for the Estimation of Minute Quantities of Carbon, and a New Form of Chromometer, by J E Stead; The Production and Utilisation of Gaseous Fuel in the Iron Manufacture, by W S Sutherland; On the Tin-Plate Manufacture, by Ernest Trubshaw; On American Anthracite Blast Furnaces, by John M Hartman; Improvements in Railway and Tramway Plant, by Albert Riche; On the Coal-Washing Machinery employed by the 'Bochumer Verein', by Fritz Baare; The Progress of the Iron & Steel Industries of the United Kingdom 1883; Notes on the Iron & Steel Industries in Foreign Countries in 1883 Fold-out drawings to illustrate the papers of: William Parker; W H Butlin; Fritz Baare. No dust jacket, as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 02617051029. All our books are sent by tracked mail.