Modern Engineering Practice, Vol. V: Telephony

The hardcover binding shows significant wear, especially on the leather spine, with some fraying and material loss. The red cloth cover has some marks and discoloration. The pages are intact with some age-related toning and minor stains. No dust jacket is present. Overall, the book is in fair condition, appropriate for a volume of its age.

Modern Engineering Practice, Vol. V: Telephony, edited by Frank W. Gunsaulus, was published by the American School of Correspondence in Chicago in 1908. This hardcover volume is part of a comprehensive reference library on engineering topics, including telephony, as detailed in twelve volumes. Frank W. Gunsaulus, a prominent figure in technical education, leads a team of distinguished engineers in this work. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in early 20th-century telecommunication practices and engineering methodologies. This specific printing is from 1908, as indicated on the copyright page. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover with a red cloth cover and a leather spine, showing wear typical of its age. This edition is a significant historical artifact for collectors of engineering literature. The physical condition reflects its age, with notable wear on the spine but intact pages.