Condition:
Both journals are in good vintage condition with expected wear for their age. Covers show minor edge wear, some creasing, and slight discoloration. Pages are intact and highly legible, with no major tears or missing sections. A fantastic preservation of nearly 105-year-old mining history.
Summary:
This pair of 1920 issues of the Engineering and Mining Journal showcases a treasure trove of historical content from the mining and engineering industries of the early 20th century. The August 14th issue focuses on mineral enterprises in China and mining conditions in Burma, while the August 21st edition highlights smelting advancements and updates from U.S. mining regions. These journals are a valuable resource for collectors of mining ephemera, historians, and those interested in industrial advancements during the 1920s.
Photo Description:
The August 14th cover features an illustration of an underground mining scene, while the August 21st cover depicts a mining structure. Inside, the journals are brimming with detailed articles, vintage advertisements, and editorial content relevant to the mining and engineering fields. Both magazines are bound in their original covers.
Keywords:
1920 mining journals, vintage mining magazines, Engineering and Mining Journal, mining ephemera, industrial history, early 20th-century mining, vintage engineering periodicals, mining advertisements, historical mining publications, rare collectible journals