[Rarebooks] FS: 1863 Study of English Victorian Industry & Factory -Tyne &, Wear & Tees Rivers
Joslin Hall Rare Books
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“A History of the Trade and Manufactures of the Tyne, Wear, and Tees,
comprising the papers prepared under the auspices of a committee of
local industry, and read at the sectional meetings of the British
Association, 1863”
Published in Newcastle-on-Tyne by M.&M.W. Lambert & London by E.&F.N.
Spon, in 1863.
The rivers Tyne, Wear and Tees have origins close to each other in the
North Pennines on the northern slopes of Cross Fell. An important mining
and industrial area, the railways and Industrial Revolution were
dramatically expanding commercial and manufacturing opportunities in the
region in the 19th century. This book, which was published to
commemorate a trip by the members of the Association to the region,
includes papers on the manufacture of fire clay goods; glass (including
plate, crown, flint, bottle and stained glass, and interesting details
on problems with workmen); and earthenware. Also includes reports on
iron, steel, coal, lead, aluminum, railways & locomotives, engineering
manufacturers, iron ship building, chemicals, iron pyrites, prussiate of
potash, minerals & salts, paper, tanning, and Newcastle's water supply.
This original 1863 edition is scarce.
Hardcover. 6"x9", ix + 194 pages + 8 pages of advertisements; original
red cloth with gilt cover title. Bookplate of noted ephemera collector
Carroll Alton Means. Covers soiled and worn, spine cloth missing
entirely, and the hinges are wonky; internally a little soil and wear,
some pencil notes. $100
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