Rare, out-of-print & unusual books · Since 1997
Turn the pages with the arrows, keyboard, or a swipe.
International Textbook Company Publishing [Published Date: 1936]. Hardcover, 76 pp. A book combining two previously published booklets, that were reviewed and updated by ICS over time. The lastest updates listed for Part 1 is 1936, and Part 2 is 1934.
In acceptable condition. Black leatherette binding with blind-stamped lettering on front and gold lettering on spine. Moderate overall scuffing, aging and soiling to covers. Binding tight. Circular "Department of Education" stamp on page 2. Otherwise pages are aged but unmarked with occasional spotting and soiling. An acceptable reading copy. Detailed illustrations. International Correspondence Schools (ICS) was founded in 1891 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, by Thomas J. Foster. The school pioneered distance learning, offering correspondence courses in various fields to working adults. It played a significant role in democratizing education and upskilling the workforce in the early 20th century. Contents include: Erecting Tools and Appliances; Pinch Bars, Rollers, and Blocking Devices; Foundations, Floors, and Pits; Hoists and Trucks; Block and Tackle, Chain and Screw-Geared Blocks; Pneumatic and Electric Hoists; Cranes and Tractors; Derricks; Ropes and Chains; Fitting and Inspection of Work; Fitting of Parts; Inspection of Work; Examples of Erecting; Erection of Large Wheels; Erection of Lathes; Erection of Planers; Steam-Engine Erection; Steam-Turbine Erection; Shop Erection of Turbine; Field Erection of Turbine; Erection of Surface Condenser; Erection of Jet Condenser
Nearby on the shelf
This book sits where several subjects meet. Choose one to keep wandering, or open a nearby book.
Le Viaduc de Millau / The Millau Viaduct: Portfolio
A Structures Primer
Technology in Review Vol. V: A Periodic Journal Published for the Technical Community of National Semiconductor
Technology in Review Vol. II, Summer 1988: A Periodic Journal Published for the Technical Community of National Semiconductor