Boston: Shambala, 1991. VG/VG. 1st printing xiv, 410 p., chapter notes, 8vo;

NY: Harper & Brothers, 1931. VG/no dust jacket, bookplate on front endpaper. 1st printing xii, 332 p., frontis, illus, appendix, biblio, index, 8vo;

Cambridge: MIT Press, 1981. Fine/Fine. 1st printing xvi, 425 p., illus, biblio, index, 8vo;

NY: Arcade/Little Brown, 1990. Fine/Fine. 1st American printing 458 p., biblio, index, 8vo;

NY: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1930. Good/Poor, dj in 2 pieces, spine of dj missing, front hinge cracked. 1st printing viii, 376 p., frontis, maps on endpapers, photos, illus, appendix, index, 8vo;

NY: Oxford University Press, 1990. VG/Fine, 2 lines of writing on pg. 273. 1st printing xxvi, 272 p., frontis, photos, illus., map, diagrams, biblio., index, 8vo;

Washington DC: GPO, 1949. VG, 1" tear at spine. 1st edition? viii, 203 p., photos, appendices, 8vo wraps;

Detroit: General Motors, 1955. VG. reprint 126 p., illus, index, trade pb;

Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1978. VG/Good. 1st printing xii, 261 p., appendices, 8vo;

NY: McGraw-Hill, 1960. VG/Good, edges of dj rubbed/chipped. - x, 222 p., photos, small 8vo;

Detroit: General Motors, 1956. VG, name on title page. 3rd printing 51 p., illus., trade pb;

Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1972. VG/Good. 1st printing INSCRIBED by author, xviii, 590 p., maps, appendices, index, 8vo;

Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 1996. Fine/Fine. 1st printing x, 309 p., photos, mpas, biblio, index, 8vo;

NY: Fouth Estate, 2004. Fine/Fine, remainder mark. 1st American printing xx, 300 p., photos, illus, maps, biblio, index 8vo;

NY: Rand McNally & Co, 1962. Good/no dust jacket, name/date on front endpaper. reprint 160 p., color/bw photos, maps on endpapers, 4to;

NY: George Braziller, 1964. VG/VG. 1st printing 355 p., notes, biblio, index, 8vo;

NY: Norman W. Henley & Co, 1901. VG/no dust jacket. 1st printing 349 p. + 8 pages ads, illus, tables, index, 12mo;

Montligeon: International Commission on Large Dams, 1976. VG/no DJs. - xx, 850 p., xii, 1143 p., xii, 1244 p., xii, 1116 p., 740 p., photos, illus., maps, fold-outs, appendices, index, 8vo;

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1979. VG/VG, name on front endpaper. 1st printing xvi, 320 p., frontis, figures, notes, biblio, index, 8vo;

Garden City: Doubleday, 1972. VG/Good, edges dj sl torn. 1st printing 320 p., color/bw photos, illus, small 4to;

Cambridge: MIT Press, 1991. VG/VG. 1st American printing xvi, 206 p., photos, appendix, biblio, 8vo;

Lancaster/NY: Science Press/R.R. Bowker, 1955. VG/no dust jacket. - vi, 2180 p., 4to;

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1990. VG/VG. 1st printing xvi, 304 p., maps on endpapers, biblio, index, 8vo;

London, Eng.: Edward Stanford, 1876. Metallic Mining and Collieries by Warington W. Smyth; Coal by A. Galletly; Building Stones by Professor Hull; Explosive Compounds by W. Mattieu Williams. [2], iv, 211, [1], 16 p.; 17 cm. (7 inches). Brownish-red cloth with blind-stamped border and decorative center medallion on each board. Pale yellow endpapers printed in black with the contents of the series edited by G. Phillips Bevan. 16 pages of publisher's advertisements follow text. Front board also bears a blind stamp reading: Friends Library of Germantown. Front pastedown bears bookplate of the Germantown Friends' Free Library, with inscription noting that the book was withdrawn from that library and presented to Joseph H. Price in Jan. 1936. The title page also bears a faint ink stamp and a perforated stamp of the same library, with an accession number stamped at the foot of p. iii. Back pastedown bears remains of book pocket. This volume in the British Manufacturing Industries series discusses the state in the 1870s of the mining of gold, silver, lead, copper, tin, iron, and other metals, and of coal, in particular the techniques used in working coal mines and the current safety methods found in those mines, as well as the quarrying of building stones. Of particular interest is the lengthy section on the manufacture and use of gunpowder. In Fair Condition: cloth over spine is lacking; both boards are detached but present; fore-edges of boards are rubbed; back free endpaper is detached but present; pages are otherwise clean and tight. A scarce book from this important late 19th-century work on industry in Great Britain.. Fair.

-: DevCom/Pfizer, 1996. Fine/Fine. reprint of 1921 edition xvi, 244 p., photos, illus, indexes, 8vo

-: DevCom/Pfizer, 1996. Fine/Fine. facsimile reprint of 1653 edition 111 p., illus, 8vo

Utica, N.Y.: William Williams, 1817. Comprehending a plain System of Directions, Applying to Those Arts and Other Branches Nearly Connected With Them in the Manufacture of Cotton and Woollen Goods; Including Many Useful Tables and Drafts, in Calculating and Forming Various Kinds and Patterns of Goods; Designed for the Improvement of Domestic Manufactures. First Edition. 204 p.: tables, 1 full-page engraving, patterns; 19 cm. (7½ inches). Full calf with six gilt-ruled spine compartments; gilt-tooled title on black leather spine label: Weaving & Dyeing. Errata slip attached to back fixed endpaper. On front free endpaper in an old hand: John Warners Book. Contains directions and patterns for weaving and dying wool and cotton; also contains a section of recipes, including that for gilt for the edges of books and paper. In Very Good- Condition: rubbed; one corner of leather spine label lacking; light soiling throughout; old ink stains on pp. 147-50, but text is legible; several tears, all without loss of text or pattern: 4½-cm. (2-inch) tear from fore-edge of pp. 86-87; small section lacking from lower edge of pp. 88-89; 2-cm. (1-inch) tear from fore-edge of pp. 88-89; 4-cm. (1½-inch) tear from lower edge of pp. 195-96 ; a solid copy.. First Edition. Very Good-.