Scientific American Supplement, 1914. Volume LXXVII. nos. 1983-2008. New York: Munn & Co., Inc, 1914. First Edition. [11705]
26 issues, complete, bound in quarter blue cloth with marbled boards. 16 x 11 1/2 inches, ex college library with standard markups including white labels on the binding and an ink name stamp on the covers. 416 pages with index; many b/w photos. Good. Hardcover.
January 3, 1914, to June 27, 1914.
The cover stories in this volume are:
Biological Science and the Pearling Industry
The Paris Aero Salon, 1913
Sun-Power Development in Egypt
Hatching Chickens by Electricity
Progress in Boiler, Tank and Plate Shops
The Shackleton Arctic Expedition
Progress in Locomotive Design
The Testing Laboratory of the Automobile Club of France
Optical Marvels in the Antarctic
The Diver in Winter
The Transatlantic Steamer "Britannic"
Fiords and others Inlets of the Sea
Sea-going, Oil-burning, Steam Yacht "Cypress"
The Rainy Lake Fill
The New Bridge over the Havel, that opens up much Territory for the Expansion of the German Capital
A Comparison of Rivers: The Amazon's Discharge Exceeds the Aggregate of all North American Rivers
Machine Tools and the Motor Car Industry
A Thousand-Ton Press For Forming Large Metal Shapes
Electrically Operated Tools
The Monaco Motor Boat Races
Small Temple Connected with the Nunnery Ruins at Chichen Itza
Amber Fisheries and Amber Mines
An Important Austrian Mining and Iron Works
Electrically-driven Cold Saws
Pneumatic Grain Elevators
An Electrically Operated Boiler Room Scale
