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Title: Railway master mechanic (microform)
Year: 1895 (1890s)
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Subjects: Railroads Railroads
Publisher: New York : (Simmons-Boardman Pub. Corp.)
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ent knowl- man in commercial life to brush up on foundry methodswhen occasion demands. The authors are familiar with allthe problems explained and the work is therefore an authori-tative one. An interesting and useful feature of the book isa glossary of foundry terms and expressions. The book i- now in its third edition. * * * OIL ANALYSIS.—By Augustus II. Gill; 175 pages, cloth,5*4x8; published by J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia andLondon. This book, now in its fifth edition, was primarily written tomeet the demands of the authors classes in technical analysisat the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It is, however,a valuable reference book for any man who has to do with theselection of oils for any purpose. The work is divided intotwo parts, the first, made up of four chapters, deals withpetroleum products, sub-divided into burning oils and lubricat-ing oils; animal and vegetable oils, and a chapter on generalconsiderations regarding lubricants. The second part, made up
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A. E. Yohn Carr H. Butcher Benjamin Catley «dge of present day necessities and methods along this lineof study. APPLIED MECHANICS FOR ENGINEERS.—By E. L.Hancock, Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics, PurdueUniversity; 382 pages, cloth, 5x7*^; published by the MacMillanCompany, New York. Price $2.00. The author intends this work as a text-book for college en-gineering students in the Junior year, the book is essentially atext book to be used in connection with class room work, butis a valuable addition to the library of the engineer who findsthat his memory is deficient along the line of mechanics atjust the time he finds an application. Each new principal inthe book is followed by several concrete applications and thestudy is therefore made more easy for the searcher for in-formation in daily life. * * * FOUNDRY PRACTICE.—By James M. Tate and MelvinO. Stone; 234 pages, cloth, 5 by 7; published by John Wiley& Sons, New York. Price $2.00. This treatise was compiled for the

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