Engineering Magazines Bound v27 April to Sept. 1904

Title: The Engineering Magazine Bound Vol 27 Apr to Sep 1904
An Industrial Review
Subjects of Interest: Panama Canal, Automobile Exposition, Trains – Railroads – Locomotives,
Coal & Mining, Telegraph, NY Transit Subway, and more

Publication Information: New York, The Engineering Magazine, 1904.

Additional Information: Pages run from 1-1040 consecutively. Illustrated.

Summary: Below is a partial list of the leading articles in the issues. Reviews and editorials are not listed.
• ADV PRACTICE IN ECONOMICAL METAL CUTTING (Illus) C. Day
• ALLIS-CHALMERS CO—THE APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM. P. W. Gates
• ALTA-ITALIA CO—THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC STATIONS OF THE (Illus) Enrico Bignami
• ARCHITECT & THE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CO—THE ENGINEER Reginald P. Bolton
• AUTOMOBILE EXPOSITION AT PARIS—THE INTERNATIONAL (Illus) Lucien Perissé
• BERLIN COMBINED ELEVATED & UNDERGROUND RAILWAY (Illus) P. Moller
• BOILER DESIGN & BOILER EXPLOSIONS R. S. Hale
• BOILERS— COMPARATIVE EFFICIENCY OF INTERNALLY FIRED & EXTERNALLY FIRED (Illus) D. W. Robb
• BRITISH COLUMBIA— COALFIELDS OF CROW’S NEST PASS (Illus) E. Jacobs
• CANAL—NATURAL CONDITIONS AFFECTING CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANAMA Gen. H. L. Abbot
• CHILE IN CONNECTION WITH THE PANAMA CANAL—INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF (Illus) G. F. Collins
• COALFIELDS OF CROW’S NEST PASS, BRITISH COLUMBIA (Illus) E. Jacobs
• COALFIELDS—SOCIAL & INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS IN POCAHONTAS (Illus). Geo. L. Fowler
• COALS & COAL-MINING METHODS OF POCAHONTAS FIELD (Illus) Geo. L. Fowler
• COMPARISON OF AMERICAN & EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS Wm. J. Clark
• CONDITIONS OF MAXIMUM PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY Ralph Neville
• CONSTRUCTION COMPANY—THE ENGINEER, THE ARCHITECT & THE GENERAL Reginald P. Bolton
• COST REDUCTION—THE TOOL ROOM & ITS FUNCTIONS IN (Illus) J. Ashford
• CRANES & WHARF MACHINERY—HYDRAULIC (Illus) G. Baxter
• CUTTING—ADVANCED PRACTICE IN ECONOMICAL METAL (Illus) C. Day
• DESIGN AS A FACTOR IN MANUFACTURING ECONOMY—WORKS (Illus) H. Hess
• DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPOUND LOCOMOTIVE IN ENGLAND (Illus) W. F. Dalby
• DIMENSION LIMITS & LIMIT GAUGES; THEIR PRACTICAL USES & RESULTS (Illus) A. A. Fuller
• DRAFTING DEPARTMENT AS A FACTOR IN ECONOMICAL SHOP MANAGEMENT (Illus) L. D. Burlingame
• EFFICIENCY OF INTERNALLY FIRED & EXTERNALLY FIRED BOILERS— THE COMPARATIVE (Illus) D. W. Robb
• ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT OF WORKSHOPS & FACTORY BUILDINGS P. R. Moses
• ELECTRIC PLANT—A NOTABLE MEXICAN HYDRO (Illus) R. McF. Doble
• ELECTRIC PLANTS—THE REDUCTION OF FIRE HAZARDS IN H. S. Knowlton
• ELECTRO-METALLURGICAL PROCESSES—THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON BY (Illus) Adolphe Minet
• ELEVATED & UNDERGROUND RAILWAY—THE BERLIN COMBINED (Illus) P. Möller
• ENGINEER, THE ARCHITECT & THE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CO Reginald Pelham Bolton
• ENGLAND- DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPOUND LOCOMOTIVE IN (Illus) W. F. Dalby
• EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS—A COMPARISON OF AMERICAN AND Wm. J. Clark
• FACTORY BUILDINGS—THE ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT OF WORKSHOPS AND P. R. Moses
• FACTORY—BOW TO INTRODUCE HIGH-SPEED STEEL INTO A. A. D. Wilt, Jr.
• FACTORY-OFFICE ECONOMY—MECHANICAL AIDS IN (Illus) G. Harvey Seward
• FIRE HAZARDS IN ELECTRIC PLANTS—THE REDUCTION OF H. S. Knowlton.
• GAUGES; THEIR PRACTICAL USES & RESULTS—DIMENSION LIMITS & LIMIT (Illus) A. A. Fuller
• GREAT NORTHERN & CITY RAILWAY, LONDON’S LATEST TUBE (Illus) H. C. Fyfe
• GRINDING MACHINE AS A METAL-CUTTING TOOL (Illus) C. H. Norton
• HIGH-SPEED STEEL INTO A FACTORY—HOW TO INTRODUCE A. D. Wilt,Jr.
• HYDRAULIC CRANES & WHARF MACHINERY (Illus) G. H. Baxter
• HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLANT—A NOTABLE MEXICAN (Illus) R. McF. Doble
• HYDRO-ELECTRIC STATIONS OF THE ALTA-ITALIA COMPANY (Illus) Enrico Bignami
• INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS IN THE POCAHONTAS COALFIELDS—SOCIAL AND (Illus) Geo. L. Fowler
• INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF CHILE IN CONNECTION WITH THE PANAMA CANAL (Illus) G. Fred Collins
• INDUSTRIAL VALUE OF THE MANUAL-TRAINING SCHOOL F. T. Carlton
• INSPECTION AS A FACTOR IN CHEAP PRODUCTION C. U. Carpenter
• INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOBILE EXPOSITION AT PARIS (Illus) Lucien Perissi
• IRON BY ELECTRO-METALLURGICAL PROCESSES—THE MANUFACTURE OF (Illus) Adolphe Minet
• ITALIA CO—THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC STATIONS OF THE ALTA (Illus) Enrico Bignami
• ITALY—A SURVEY OF THE MINES & MINERAL INDUSTRIES OF (Illus) Enrico Bignami
• LIMIT GAUGES; THEIR PRACTICAL USES & RESULTS—DIMENSION LIMITS AND (Illus) A. A. Fuller
• LOCOMOTIVE IN ENGLAND—THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPOUND (Illus) W. E. Dalby
• LOCOMOTIVE WORKS—THE SYSTEM OF APPRENTICESHIP AT THE BALDWIN (Illus) S. M. Vauclain
• LONDON’S LATEST TUBE—THE GREAT NORTHERN & CITY RAILWAY (Illus) H. C. Fyfe
• MACHINERY-SELLING DEPARTMENT—ORGANIZING THE Russel M. Seeds
• MACHINES—THE TOOLING OF (Illus) J. Ashford
• MANCHESTER Is DOING FOR ENGINEERING APPRENTICES—WHAT. F. Brocklehurst
• MANUFACTURE OF IRON BY ELECTRO-METALLURGICAL PROCESSES (Illus) Adolphe Minet
• MANUFACTURING ECONOMY—WORKS DESIGN AS A FACTOR IN (Illus) H. Hess
• MAXIMUM PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY—THE CONDITIONS OF R. Neville
• MECHANICAL AIDS IN FACTORY-OFFICE ECONOMY (Illus) G.H. Seward
• METAL CUTTING—ADVANCED PRACTICE IN ECONOMICAL (Illus). C. Day
• METAL-CUTTING TOOL—THE GRINDING MACHINE AS A (Illus) C. H. Norton
• METALLURGICAL PROCESSES—THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON BY ELECTRO (Illus) Adolph Minet
• MEXICAN HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLANT—A NOTABLE (Illus) Robert McF. Doble
• MINES & MINERAL INDUSTRIES OF ITALY—A SURVEY OF THE (Illus) Enrico Bignami
• MINING IN MEXICO—PAST & PRESENT OF PRECIOUS METAL G. C. Cunningham
• MINING METHODS OF THE POCAHONTAS FIELD—COALS & COAL (Illus) Geo. L. Fowler
• NATURAL CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANAMA CANAL Gen. H. L. Abbot
• NEW YORK RAPID-TRANSIT SUBWAY (Illus) Herbert C. Fyfe
• NOTABLE MEXICAN HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLANT (Illus) R. McF. Doble
• PANAMA CANAL—NATURAL CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE Gen. H. L. Abbot
• PANAMA CANAL—THE INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF CHILE IN CONNECTION WITH THE (Illus) C. F. Collins
• PARIS—THE INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOBILE EXPOSITION AT (Illus) Lucien Perissé
• PAST & PRESENT OF PRECIOUS-METAL MINING IN MEXICO C. C. Cunningham
• POCAHONTAS COALFIELDS—SOCIAL & INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS IN THE (Illus) Geo. L. Fowler
• POCAHONTAS FIELD-COALS & COAL-MINING METHODS OF THE (Illus) Geo. L. Fowler
• PRECIOUS-METAL MINING IN MEXICO—PAST & PRESENT OF C. C. Cunningham
• PRODUCTION—WAGE SYSTEMS & THEIR BEARING UPON G. N. Barnes
• PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY—THE CONDITIONS OF MAXIMUM R. Neville
• RAILWAY, LONDON’S LATEST TUBE—THE GREAT NORTHERN & CITY (Illus) H. C. Fyfe
• RAILWAY—THE BERLIN COMBINED ELEVATED & UNDERGROUND (Illus) P. Möller
• REDUCTION OF FIRE HAZARDS IN ELECTRIC PLANTS H. S. Knowlton
• REFRIGERATION—SYSTEMS & METHODS OF MECHANICAL S.H. Bunrnell
• REPAIR SHOP—COST KEEPING & SHOP STATISTICS FOR A (Illus) A.W. Thompson
• REPAIR SHOP—THE PREMIUM PLAN OF WAGE PAYMENT IN A (Illus) A. W. Thompson
• RAPID-TRANSIT SUBWAY—THE NEW YORK (Illus) H. C. Fyfe
• SOCIAL & INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS IN THE POCAHONTAS COALFIELDS (Illus) Geo. L. Fowler
• STEEL INTO A FACTORY—HOW TO INTRODUCE HIGH-SPEED A. D. Wilt, Jr.
• SYSTEM OF APPRENTICESHIP AT THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS (Illus) S. M. Vauclain
• SYSTEMS & METHODS OF MECHANICAL REFRIGERATION S.H. Bunnell
• TOOL ROOM & ITS FUNCTIONS IN I & II (Illus) J. Ashford
• TOOL—THE GRINDING MACHINE AS A METAL-CUTTING (Illus) H. Norton
• TUBE—THE GREAT NORTHERN & CITY RAILWAY, LONDON’S LATEST (Illus) H. C. Fyfe
• UNDERGROUND RAILWAY—THE BERLIN COMBINED ELEVATED AND (Illus) P. Moller
• WAGE-PAYING METHODS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE Workman; Employer; Invested Capital (Illus) H. Hess
• WAGE SYSTEMS & THEIR BEARING UPON OUTPUT G. N. Barnes
• WHARF MACHINERY—HYDRAULIC CRANES AND (Illus) G. Baxter
• WHAT MANCHESTER IS DOING FOR ENGINEERING APPRENTICES F. Brocklehurst
• WIRELESS-TELEGRAPH APPARATUS—METAMORPHOSIS OF (Illus) F. Collins
• WORKS DESIGN AS A FACTOR IN MANUFACTURING ECONOMY (Illus) H. Hess

Condition: Hard cover bound volume; Ex-Lib usual stamps/marks & page edges stamped; exterior covers show light soiling and slight wear; all original paper covers have been removed; volume is sound, some small soiled spots and hint of discoloring from aging; few small tears. Overall a good plus copy.

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