Description
1931 edition. Volume 222b. Hardcover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. No dust jacket. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This 1931 edition of “Gearing; Gear Trains and Cams; Pulleys and Belting; and Link Mechanisms” is a remarkable find for collectors and enthusiasts of industrial engineering and machinery design. Published as part of the renowned American Technical Society’s Cyclopedia of Mechanical Engineering series, this volume delves into the intricate world of gears, cams, pulleys, belts, and linkages – the essential components that power the machinery of the modern world.
Authored during a pivotal era of industrial growth and innovation, this book captures the cutting-edge knowledge and techniques of the time. Its detailed illustrations and diagrams offer a window into the engineering marvels that drove the industrial revolution, from the complex gear trains of textile mills to the intricate linkages of early automotive designs. For collectors and historians alike, this volume holds invaluable insights into the mechanical innovations that shaped our world.
While the hardcover shows signs of its age, with minor wear and scuffs, the clean pages and secure binding attest to the book’s lasting quality – a testament to the enduring value of technical knowledge. This volume would make a prized addition to any collection focused on industrial history, mechanical engineering, or the evolution of machinery design.
