The Chicago Engineering Works Review is a monthly Electrical Magazine, edited and published by L.L. Cooke ,Chief Engineer fot the Chicago Engineering Works of Chicago, for the benefit of all students enrolled with him for his Correspondence Course in Practical Engineering.
Neat little publications covering new developments in electrical apparatus in industry of all types.
A number of issues have automobile electrical systems anylized, usually a couple pages, with diagrams, Overland, Cadillac, Ford, Essex, Chrysler, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Hudson , Willys Knight,
Star,
Hydroelectric generators, electric trains, Alexander Graham bell 50 years
Issues in this lot:
1926:
Jan-June, Sept-Dec
8 5/8 by 5 7/8" Each magazine is 22-25 pages
Overall nice magazines, with some showing some showing with some showing storage wear: small smudges-stains-tiny edge tears or chips, Jan 1926 has some paper residue thin strip across the word engineering on cover, 1929 May-June(1 issue) has big tear on front and upper left scrunched up area(it is all there), creased over corners lower right on the booklet.
1927 full year (two issues cover 2 months each)
1928 Jan, Mar-April(1 issue), May-June(1 issue), July-August(1 issue), Nov-Dec (1 issue)
1929 Jan-Feb(1 issue), Spring Issue
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