Woodworking Machinery: Its Rise, Progress, and Construction 1800-1880

The book is in good condition with a sturdy trade paperback binding. The cover shows minor wear consistent with its age, but the pages are clean and intact. There is no dust jacket, and there are no inscriptions or library markings.

"Woodworking Machinery: Its Rise, Progress, and Construction" by M. Powis Bale is a comprehensive exploration of the development and engineering of woodworking machinery from 1800 to 1880. Published by Crosby Lockwood and Co. in London, 1880, this edition provides detailed insights into the advancements in saw mills and timber conversion techniques. The book is a valuable resource for historians and engineers interested in the evolution of industrial machinery. M. Powis Bale, a respected engineer, offers examples and illustrations of designs by leading engineers from England, France, and America. This particular edition is notable for its historical context and technical depth, making it a sought-after reference for collectors and professionals in the field. The book is in trade paperback format, and its condition is well-preserved for its age, without a dust jacket.