Hardcover. 1928 printing of Electric Measurements, Lamps and Heating, No. 328 in the International Library of Technology series. Published by International Textbook Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania. Prepared under the supervision of Francis H. Doane, A.M.B., in collaboration with O. J. Bushnell and other authors.
Includes 213 illustrations and technical instructional material covering alternating-current measuring instruments, watt-hour meters, voltage regulation of alternating-current circuits, electric lamps, and electric heating. A strong vintage engineering and electrical reference volume with detailed period diagrams and practical technical instruction.
Synopsis:
This volume presents early 20th-century electrical engineering instruction focused on measurement, lighting, and heating systems. Topics include shaded-pole ammeters and voltmeters, watt-hour meters, AC circuit regulation, incandescent and arc lamps, conductor heating, resistor materials, heating elements, room heating, and water heating. A useful reference for collectors of electrical history, trade-school manuals, engineering books, and vintage technology texts.
Condition:
Very Good. Red cloth boards with gilt spine lettering. Binding appears firm and the book sits squarely. Cloth shows age toning, spine fading, rubbing, and light edge/corner wear. Interior pages are clean overall with mild age toning. No dust jacket, likely as issued. Please review photos for full condition details.
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