The Cornish Engine A Chapter in The History of Steam- Power by H.W. Dickinson
This is a description of the development of the steam engine from Papin's cylinder in 1690 to the production of pumps at Harvey's of Hayle,and the Single - acting Rotative engine built by West and Son at St. Blazey. The book was produced as a result of a series of films made by the Shell Film Unit. Illustrated with diagrams and photos
Hardcover with dust jacket: 46 pages
Publisher: Art & Technics 1951
Shipping weight: 499g
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