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--- - Description of a Printing Machine For Numbering Bank Notes; The Mathematical Society, Crispin Street, Spital-Fields; Mr. Savery's First Steam Engine; The Preparation of Fluoric Acid, For The Purpose of Etching Upon Glass; Steam Carriages; Common Salt, etc. Mechanic's Weekly Journal; or, Artisan's Miscellany of Inventions, Experiments, Projects and Improvements, in The Useful Arts Issue No. 5. A complete rare weekly issue of the Mechanic's Weekly, 1823.

Title: Description of a Printing Machine For Numbering Bank Notes; The Mathematical Society, Crispin Street, Spital-Fields; Mr. Savery's First Steam Engine; The Preparation of Fluoric Acid, For The Purpose of Etching Upon Glass; Steam Carriages; Common Salt, etc. Mechanic's Weekly Journal; or, Artisan's Miscellany of Inventions, Experiments, Projects and Improvements, in The Useful Arts Issue No. 5. A complete rare weekly issue of the Mechanic's Weekly, 1823.
Description: December 13, 1823. London, 1823. First Edition, Disbound. Very Good Condition. With woodcuts. Note; this is an original article separated from the volume, not a reprint or copy. Size: Octavo (standard book size). 16 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Mechanic's Weekly; Mechanics' Magazine. Inventory No: 265730.

Keywords: BZDB395 Mechanic's Weekly; Mechanics' Magazine. Description of a Printing Machine For Numbering Bank Notes The Mathematical Society Crispin Street SpitalFields Mr Saverys First Steam Engine The Preparation of Fluoric Acid For The Purpose of Etching Upon G

Price: GBP 12.00 = appr. US$ 17.14 Seller: Cosmo Books
- Book number: 265730

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