[Rarebooks] fs: Excavating Machinery, 1913, well illustrated

[Back Creek Books]

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We are pleased to offer:
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(No. 8781 )  McDaniel, Allen Boyer. EXCAVATING MACHINERY.
New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1913. Second printing, Full cloth, 
Octavo, xx, 340 pages, Black & White photographs, illustrations. Very Good.
      Many illustrations and specifications of elevating graders, capstan 
plows steam shovels, dredges, excavators, derricks, etc., along with 
descriptions of projects on which they are used. Also includes separate 
bibliographies for most pieces of equipment. Bound in dark blue cloth over 
boards with gilt-stamped spine titles. Upper joint has a 3/4" length chipped 
away, rear hinge is cracked, otherwise clean and bright....... $100.00
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