Kent’s Mechanical Engineers’ Handbook, 11th Edition, Power, 15th Printing 1949

The product is Kent’s Mechanical Engineers’ Handbook, 11th Edition, Power, 15th Printing 1949. It is a vintage nonfiction reference book written by R T Kent and published by John Wiley & Sons in the United States. This handbook covers topics related to mechanical engineering and is considered a valuable resource for engineers and professionals in the field. The flexible hardcover format and English language make it accessible and informative for a wide range of readers.

Principles of inverter circuits Bedford, B. D. Hoft, R. G. HC DJ Vtg 1964

The product is a library binding book titled “Principles of Inverter Circuits” by authors B. D. Bedford and R. G. Hoft. Published by Krieger Publishing Company in 1985, the book is a reprint and falls under the genre of Technology & Engineering with a specific focus on Electrical topics. With 430 pages, it provides detailed principles and information on inverter circuits in English language.

Communication Networks Vol. I 1946 Ernst. A. Guillemin Wiley 4th Printing F7

Communication Networks Vol. I 1946 Ernst. A. Guillemin Wiley 4th Printing  Book is In Very Good condition without dust jacket as issued. Book is a 1st edition 4th printing. This is a Pre-owned book. It Does show signs of use, but it is in Very Good condition. Please look at all photographs and if you have any questions feel free to contact us via ebay.  Buy with confidence Returns Accepted Thank You for looking at our listing Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

THE GREAT DEPARTURE – THE UNITED STATES AND WORLD WAR I By Daniel M. Smith

“The Great Departure – The United States and World War I” by Daniel M. Smith is a paperback book published in 1965 by John Wiley & Sons. The book, weighing 1.01 pounds, covers the topic of World War I from the perspective of the United States. It is a valuable historical resource for those interested in understanding the American involvement in the global conflict during this period. The author provides a detailed account of the events and decisions that shaped the United States’ role in the war, making it a must-read for history buffs and political science enthusiasts.