The Engineer 1922/10/13
- Contents, p 387.
Main Subjects
- A Quarter's Shipbuilding, p 380.
- Coal and Iron in Siberia, p 380.
- Concrete Roads in Manchester, by J. B. L. Meek, p 375 and p 386. (Illustrated)
- Cotton Culture Extension in Australasia, p 384. (Illustrated)
- Editorial, p 387.
- The Far East.
- Pure Metals.
- German Capital Ship and Light Cruiser Building Programme, 1914 1918, p 373 - p 375. (Illustrated)
- Institution of Automobile Engineers, Colonel D. J. Smith, President, p 379.
- Letters to the Editor, p 380.
- Nickel Steel for Bridge Construction, F. B. Howard White.
- Japanese Trade.
- Timothy Hackworth and the Locomotive: The First Engine for Russia, J. G. H. Warren.
- Liner City of Nagpur, Workman, Clark and Co, Builders, p 378 and p 379. (Illustrated)
- New Magneto, by the British Lighting and Ignition Co, p 384. (Illustrated)
- Seven Day Journal, Sir Henry Thornton, Lord Claud Hamilton and other Topics, p 381.
- Shoe and Leather Fair, (No. I.), p 382 - p 384. (Illustrated)
- Working Hours, (No. II.), p 377.
- Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworthand Co.
- Sir William Arrol and Co.
- Babcock and Wilcox.
- William Beardmore and Co.
- John Brown and Co.
- Cammell Laird and Co.
- Clarke, Chapman and Co.
- Cole, Marchent and Morley.
- Darlington Forge Co.
- Dennis Brothers.
- T. W. Dickson.
- Fairbairn Lawson.
- Fairbairn MacPherson.
- R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co.
- Lithgows.
- North British Locomotive Works.
- J. Stone and Co.
- Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson.
- Vickers.
- Wallsend Slipway and Engineering Co.
- J. Warner.