The paper-making machine: Its invention, evolution and development [Jan 01, 1.
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The Paper-making Machine: Its Invention, Evolution and Development (1967)
EN HC USISBN: 9780080019758 bzw. 0080019757, in Englisch, Pergammon, Oxford, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Books On The Way [53667885], Winnipeg, MB, Canada.
Brown boards w/leather spine/corners, gilt spine lettering, light rubbing at corners tips/spine ends else little wear, top page edges gilt, jacket protector tape on covers, library stamps/pocket remains fep/p. 25/bep, block square, corners sharp, binding tight, contents clean. Profusely illustrated. DJ price clipped, has spine labels, spine edges clear-aped to contain splitting, but little actual wear. 365 pp. (Heavy). VG/Fair.
Brown boards w/leather spine/corners, gilt spine lettering, light rubbing at corners tips/spine ends else little wear, top page edges gilt, jacket protector tape on covers, library stamps/pocket remains fep/p. 25/bep, block square, corners sharp, binding tight, contents clean. Profusely illustrated. DJ price clipped, has spine labels, spine edges clear-aped to contain splitting, but little actual wear. 365 pp. (Heavy). VG/Fair.
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The Paper-Making Machine : Its Invention, Evolution and Development. (1967)
EN HC FEISBN: 9780080019758 bzw. 0080019757, in Englisch, Pergamon Press Ltd, first edition, Oxford, 1967, gebundenes Buch, Erstausgabe, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wykeham Books [162256], LONDON, United Kingdom.
Half-rexine and cloth, top edge gilt, 4to, 28 cm, 365 pp, 16 folding drawings. From the blurb: "More than a century and a half ago a paper-making machine was invented in France by Louis Robert and soon afterwards, in 1801 to be exact, it was patented in England. The Fourdriniers then became associated with the famous machine which still bears their name, and in the hands of Donkin and others, Robert's original design was developed throughout many years. At an early stage in paper-making machinery design John Dickinson patented a cylinder-mould machine which progressed consistently up to its eventual adoption as the multi-vat board machine of the present day. Other men carried out noteworthy pioneering work - Didot, Gamble and especially Donkin, to mention but some - and there were numerous and varied changes and developments in both overall and detailed aspects of paper-making machines throughout many years. The story is one of fascinating interest, yet, until the publication of this book, it is one which has not been told in anything like a full and comprehensive manner. In one respect alone it is unique for the author received permission to quote - for the first time - from Donkin's diaries. The volume, which is well illustrated, therefore forms an invaluable historic document, in addition to comprising a detailed record of innumerable informative facts." Contents include: Introduction; 1. The First Paper-Making Machine; 2. The First British Paper-Making Machine Patent; 3. The Paper-Making Machine of 1807; 4. The Fourdriniers' Struggle For Development; 5. The Chain-Mould Paper-Making Machine; 6. The Dickinson Cylinder-Mould Machine; 7. The Chain-Mould and Fourdrinier Machines Combined; 8. The Invention of the Dandy-Roll or Riding-Roller; 9. The Dickinson Suction-Roll and Other Developments; 10. Progress in Paper-Making, 1830-35; 11. Improvements to Fourdrinier Machines; 12. Early Victorian Paper-Making Machines: Modifications and Inventions; 13. The Bryan Donkin Company; 14. Paper-Making in the I860's; 15. Standardization of the Paper-Making Machine, 1870-90; Appendixes 1-6; Biographies of the Paper-Machine Makers: 1. Nicolas Louis Robert; II. The Didot Family; III. John Gamble; IV. Henry Fourdrinier; V. John Hall, 1764-1836; VI. Bryan Donkin; VII. John Dickinson, 1782-1869; VIII. The Ibotson Family; IX. The Bertrams; X. George Tidcombe and the Watford Engineering Work; XI. Bentley and Jackson; XII. Early Pioneers in the United States; XIII. Escher Wyss of Zurich; XIV. Johann Voith; Index. Very Good in a Good dustwrapper which is slightly edgeworn with old tape-repairs on the reverse.and a small sticker shadow on the spine-panel.
Half-rexine and cloth, top edge gilt, 4to, 28 cm, 365 pp, 16 folding drawings. From the blurb: "More than a century and a half ago a paper-making machine was invented in France by Louis Robert and soon afterwards, in 1801 to be exact, it was patented in England. The Fourdriniers then became associated with the famous machine which still bears their name, and in the hands of Donkin and others, Robert's original design was developed throughout many years. At an early stage in paper-making machinery design John Dickinson patented a cylinder-mould machine which progressed consistently up to its eventual adoption as the multi-vat board machine of the present day. Other men carried out noteworthy pioneering work - Didot, Gamble and especially Donkin, to mention but some - and there were numerous and varied changes and developments in both overall and detailed aspects of paper-making machines throughout many years. The story is one of fascinating interest, yet, until the publication of this book, it is one which has not been told in anything like a full and comprehensive manner. In one respect alone it is unique for the author received permission to quote - for the first time - from Donkin's diaries. The volume, which is well illustrated, therefore forms an invaluable historic document, in addition to comprising a detailed record of innumerable informative facts." Contents include: Introduction; 1. The First Paper-Making Machine; 2. The First British Paper-Making Machine Patent; 3. The Paper-Making Machine of 1807; 4. The Fourdriniers' Struggle For Development; 5. The Chain-Mould Paper-Making Machine; 6. The Dickinson Cylinder-Mould Machine; 7. The Chain-Mould and Fourdrinier Machines Combined; 8. The Invention of the Dandy-Roll or Riding-Roller; 9. The Dickinson Suction-Roll and Other Developments; 10. Progress in Paper-Making, 1830-35; 11. Improvements to Fourdrinier Machines; 12. Early Victorian Paper-Making Machines: Modifications and Inventions; 13. The Bryan Donkin Company; 14. Paper-Making in the I860's; 15. Standardization of the Paper-Making Machine, 1870-90; Appendixes 1-6; Biographies of the Paper-Machine Makers: 1. Nicolas Louis Robert; II. The Didot Family; III. John Gamble; IV. Henry Fourdrinier; V. John Hall, 1764-1836; VI. Bryan Donkin; VII. John Dickinson, 1782-1869; VIII. The Ibotson Family; IX. The Bertrams; X. George Tidcombe and the Watford Engineering Work; XI. Bentley and Jackson; XII. Early Pioneers in the United States; XIII. Escher Wyss of Zurich; XIV. Johann Voith; Index. Very Good in a Good dustwrapper which is slightly edgeworn with old tape-repairs on the reverse.and a small sticker shadow on the spine-panel.
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The paper-making machine: Its invention, evolution and development [Jan 01, 1. (1967)
EN HCISBN: 9780080019758 bzw. 0080019757, in Englisch, Pergamon; Pergamon Press, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, gebundenes Buch.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Columbia-Bookfest [54237981], ROCHESTER, KENT, United Kingdom.
ex-library hardback with dust jacket in protective sleeve, dj scruffy, minor shelf wear to boards, some handling marks to text block/page edges, inner hinges split but binding intact, usual library stamps/markings, otherwise good clear text/illustrations, binding intact. The Paper-making Machine : its invention, evolution and development by R. H. Clapperton, isbn080019757, published 1967 by Pergamon Press, 365pp, 155 illustrations(all free from library stamps). 290x230x33mm, weighing 2kg+ will ship overseas for extra postage, ready for immediate despatch.
ex-library hardback with dust jacket in protective sleeve, dj scruffy, minor shelf wear to boards, some handling marks to text block/page edges, inner hinges split but binding intact, usual library stamps/markings, otherwise good clear text/illustrations, binding intact. The Paper-making Machine : its invention, evolution and development by R. H. Clapperton, isbn080019757, published 1967 by Pergamon Press, 365pp, 155 illustrations(all free from library stamps). 290x230x33mm, weighing 2kg+ will ship overseas for extra postage, ready for immediate despatch.
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The Paper-making Machine: its Invention, Evolution and Development. (1967)
EN HC FEISBN: 9780080019758 bzw. 0080019757, in Englisch, Pergamon, Oxford, 1967, gebundenes Buch, Erstausgabe, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Robin Summers [1445566], Aldeburgh, United Kingdom.
First edition. Hardback. Light wear, front hinge starting, otherwise very good in slightly edge-chipped and marked dust jacket.
First edition. Hardback. Light wear, front hinge starting, otherwise very good in slightly edge-chipped and marked dust jacket.
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The paper-making machine: Its invention, evolution and development [Jan 01, 1.
EN HCISBN: 9780080019758 bzw. 0080019757, in Englisch, Pergamon; Pergamon Press, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, gebundenes Buch.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Stephen White Books [53262765], Bradford, United Kingdom.
Ex-library book, usual markings. Hardback with dust cover. Clean copy, sound binding. Quick dispatch from UK seller.
Ex-library book, usual markings. Hardback with dust cover. Clean copy, sound binding. Quick dispatch from UK seller.
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