Description
Paperback cover has some wear. Cover art is different. Book slightly warped. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This vintage engineering handbook from General Electric offers a rare glimpse into the early development and applications of nickel-cadmium battery technology. Published in the mid-20th century, during the post-war era of rapid technological advancement, this manual served as a vital resource for engineers and technicians working with these rechargeable batteries. Despite its well-worn appearance, the book’s clean pages and secure binding attest to its durability and the care with which it was likely handled by its previous owners.
Beyond its practical utility, this handbook holds historical significance as a testament to the innovative spirit that drove the electronics industry in the decades following World War II. Nickel-cadmium batteries played a crucial role in powering early portable electronics, paving the way for the mobile devices we rely on today. For collectors and historians alike, this book offers a tangible connection to the engineering marvels that shaped our modern world.