The Engineer 1911/12/29
- Contents, p 665.
Main Subjects
- Baltic Type Locomotives at Work, p 669 and p 670. (Illustrated)
- British Patent Specifications, p 675.
- Compound Tandem Steam Pumping Engine, for the War Department, Andrew Barclay, Sons and Co, Engineers, p 669. (Illustrated)
- Economic Position of the Oil Fuel Question, by Sydney H. North and G. Maitland Edwards, p 654.
- Editorial, p665.
- Progress of Aviation.
- International Steel Trade Situation.
- Congress and the Panama Canal.
- Engineering Standards Committee.
- H.M. Torpedo Boat Destroyer Attack, Built by Yarrow and Co, p 661.
- Impressions of Continental Marine Diesel Engine Practice, No. 4, p 653. (Illustrated)
- Large Electric Capstans, Vaughan and Son, p 670. (Illustrated)
- Letters to the Editor, p 671.
- Two cycle Marine Diesel Engine, Frederick Hussey Tanner.
- Midland Railway Six Coupled Superheater Goods Engine, Henry Fowler, Engineer, p 660 - p 661. (Illustrated)
- North Eastern Railway Company's New Boiler Shop, V. L. Raven, Chief Engineer, p 655 and p 664. (Illustrated)
- Oil Buring Locomotives on the Tehuan-Tepec National Railroad, Mexico, By R. Godfrey Aston, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 661. (Illustrated)
- Recent Great Western Express Work, p 658.
- Sixty-Ton Electric Overhead Cranes, Alexander Chaplin and Co, p 671 and p 672. (Illustrated)
- The Choice of Motive Power, by W. O. Horsnaill, p 658.