Automobile Engineering Volume 1 1926 American Technical Society Soft Board Cover Book
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Title: Automobile Engineering Volume 1 1926 American Technical Society Soft Board Cover Book.
Prepared By: A Staff of Auotomobile Experts, Engineers and Designers of the Highest Professional Standing.
Type: Non-Fiction.
Edition: 1926 Reprint by the American Technical Society.
Publisher: American Technical Society.
Year First Published: 1909.
Format: Soft Board Book, no Dustjacket.
Printed By: Printed in USA.
Page Count: 457 pages.
Width: 15cm
Height: 21.5cm
Thickness: 2.8cm
Info: Volume One out of a Series of Five Volumes.
Volume One includes Engine Principles, Cylinders, Crankshafts, Carburetors ans Clutches.
A General Reference Work for Repair Men, Chauffeurs, and Owners: Covering the Construction, Care, and Repair of Pleasure Cars, Commercial Cars, and Motorcycles, with special attention to Ignition, Starting, and Lighting Systems, Garage Equipment, Welding, Ford Construction and Repair and other repair methods.
American Technical Publishers:
ATP was founded in 1898 by R. T. Miller, Jr. as the American Technical Society (ATS). The ATS published instructional materials for the American School of Correspondence, which was also founded by Miller. In 1902, Miller moved both companies from Boston to Chicago. Today, the building that housed both companies is recognized as a Chicago landmark.
During World War II, the ATS changed its primary publishing material to vocational training materials for preparation of industrial workers for the war effort. In the early 1960s, the Vocational Education Act of 1963 and subsequent appropriations provided increased federal funding for the expansion of vocational education programs. This act allowed companies, such as the ATS, to develop new training materials for vocational studies.
A fascinating book for engineers studying older methods...
Condition: Good, all pages and binding intact, no loose pages. Pages are clean very little browning and foxing, a well cared for old book.
Price: R 245.00 Inc Vat.
