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** [[Priestman Brothers]]. | ** [[Priestman Brothers]]. | ||
** [[Richard Hornsby and Sons]]. | ** [[Richard Hornsby and Sons]]. | ||
** [[Ackroyd Stuart]]. | ** [[Herbert Akroyd Stuart|Ackroyd Stuart]]. | ||
** The Human Factor in Industry, [[A. Ramsay|Alexander Ramsay]]. | ** The Human Factor in Industry, [[A. Ramsay|Alexander Ramsay]]. | ||
** The Uniflow Steam Engine, by [[Frederick Buckland Perry|F. B. Perry]]. | ** The Uniflow Steam Engine, by [[Frederick Buckland Perry|F. B. Perry]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:37, 18 September 2018
1920 July 30th PDF
- Contents, p 113.
Main Subjects
- A 25,000 Horse Power Mill Engine, for Lukens Steel Co, Built by Mesta Machine Co, p 110. (Illustrated)
- American Engineering News, p 114.
- British Patent Specifications, p 123.
- Editorial, p 113.
- The Uniflow Steam Engine.
- Technical Literature.
- Trade union Ballots.
- Ealing and Shepherds Bush Railway, p 118.
- Electrical Enterprises in Japan, p 106.
- Electric Goods Locomotives for the Swiss Federal Railways, Ateliers de Construction Oerlikon, p 112, p 114a - p 118. (Illustrated)
- Feed Heating for Land Power Stations, (No. I), by K. Baumann, p 101. (Illustrated)
- Finding Leaks in Water Mains, by H. E. Babbitt, p 106.
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers, (No. II.), Some Lincolnshire Oil Engines, by F. H. Livens, p 103 - p 106, p 108 and p 109. (Illustrated)
- Priestman Brothers.
- Richard Hornsby and Sons.
- Ackroyd Stuart.
- The Human Factor in Industry, Alexander Ramsay.
- The Uniflow Steam Engine, by F. B. Perry.
- T. J. Todd.
- New power Station of Marshall, Sons and Co, by F. J. Cribb.
- Provincial Letters, p 119.
- Seven Day Journal, Memorial to Sir John Wolfe Barry, Building Trade Wages and other topics, p 107.
- Short Histories of Famous Firms, (No. VII.) by E. L. Ahrons, p 102.
See Also
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