Scientific American Supplement, 1914. Volume LXXVIII. nos. 2009-2034. New York: Munn & Co., Inc, 1914. First Edition. [11726]
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.
July 4, 1914, to December 26, 1914. The cover stories in this volume are:
Safety at Sea
The Internal Combustion Motor in the Field of Navagation
The Manufacture of Crucible Steel
The Steamship "Vaterland's" Engines
Swiss National Exhibition at Berne
Photograph of a Fight with a Shark taken under water with the Williamson Apparatus
Lightning and its Dangers
Submarine and Dreadnaught
The hydrogen-liquifying plant of the University of Leyden
Sectional View of a Typical German Submarine
Beacons for Airmen
The Pinnacle of the Canadian Alps
The Magnolia Cut-Off
The Searchlight in War
The Military Parseval Airship used by the German Army
Motor Ship "Arum"
The Big Atlantic Liners
"Canned Goldfish", [Sockeye Salmon]
Electric Arcs produced by operating a 116,000 vole transmission line by an air-brake switch
Hoang Ho Bridge. A Connecting Link between the Chinese and Trans-Siberian Railways
The Care of the Wounded in the Present War
The Arrow Rock Dam
Efforts for the Welfare of Workmen in European Manufacturing Enterprises
Spanish Cedar
Why Rivers Overflow
Lofty Pillars of Great Temple, Baalbek
