SHEET METAL WORKING
MACHINERY

by
JOHN W. LANGTON

Illustrated

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• Hardcover with dust jacket; 210 pages; Size Approx. 5 3/4 X 8 3/4.
• Published by Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.; copyright 1963, First Edition.

Details: "This essentially practical book is for users and would-be buyers of sheet metal working machinery.  It will also be useful to the younger men in the sheet metal industry seeking a wider knowledge of available machinery--especially those in technical and training colleges, apprentice schools, etc.  It seeks to answer the day-to-day questions which arise in the fabrication of sheet metal, and to indicate many of the pitfalls, limitations and possibilities in the use of machines.  Some lines of possible future development of sheet metal working machinery are indicated to meet the growing urgent demand that sheet metal working must be carried out more quickly and cheaply.  The book also provides a survey of the present rather imperfect machinery range with indication of the real value of some of the specifications which are often quoted."  (from the dust jacket flap)
     The book has a red hard cover binding with silver design and lettering on the front cover and spine; illustrated in black and white.
     A fine addition for your bookshelf!

Condition:  The book has a little foxing on the upper edge of the text block; otherwise it is in very good condition with a firm binding and clean pages.  The dust jacket is showing some edge wear with a few short edge tears and small chips; the back cover is lightly soiled; otherwise it is in good condition.

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