Machine Design, as it Affects Engineering, Production, Sales (January, 1930)

Johnson Publishing Co. (Cleveland, OH)

  • January 1, 1930
  • 80 pages
  • Magazine

New to the public domain this year: published in 1930, it is in the public domain in the United States from 1 January 2026 at the latest, 95 years after its publication (earlier, if its copyright was never renewed). The Copyright Office's Circular 15A

A single issue of Machine Design as it Affects Engineering, Production, and Sales from January, 1930. Contents include Reciprocating Parts Eliminated in Design of Folding Machine By Lesley R. Tufts Scanning the Field for Ideas Lubrication Is a Salient Factor in Designing Machinery By Allen F. Brewer Timely Re-statement of Fundamental Mechanical Principles By Prof. John V. Martenis Design of Textile Machinery Shows Marked Progress Organization and Supervision of Design Department By John F. Hardecker Developments in Machine Parts Reflected at Exposition Shock Absorber Strut Embodies New Ideas in Design Professional Viewpoints Creation Versus Demand (Editorial) Henry Maudslay and His Engine Lathe An illustration by Schroeder Noteworthy Patents How Is Business? Men of Machines Leaders in Design, Engineering and Research New Materials and Parts Manufacturers Publications Scanned at 600dpi, 24-bit color, algorithmically deskewed and then manually cropped.

Series
Machine Design, as it Affects Engineering, Production, Sales
Genres
Science and mechanics
Language
English
Collection
The Magazine Rack
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