Lot: 67
William F. Pettigrew A Manual of Locomotive Engineering, Charles Griffin, 1909, 3rd Edn (revised), original cloth, gilt, worn, rear hinge frayed, front hinge weak internally; b/w frontispiece; clean text, complete with fold-out diagrams and charts; together with Hutton The Practical Engineer's Hand-Book....on Modern Engines and Boilers, 1911, faded cloth, 560pp, many illustrations.
Lot: 81
James Weir French Modern Power Generators, Gresham, 1908, 2 vols, folio, original decorated cloth, gilt, near fine; complete with all sectional models and other diagrams; some damage to pages 66/67 as a result of adhesion but the sectional models all fine.
Lot: 82
Byrne & Spon Spons' Dictionary of Engineering, 1874, 3 vols, and the rare Supplement, 1881, original gilt cloth, spines worn at top & base (the Supplement badly frayed); fine internally. Numerous illustrations. (4)
Lot: 142
David Thirlby and Tony Bancroft The Frazer Nash 1923-1957, Thirlby Publicity, 2000, fine in VG dustjacket (the d/j with closed tear at foot of front panel), signed and inscribed by Thirlby; together with David Thirlby's unpublished Typescript for When the Going was Good to Soft, an autobiography
Lot: 308
The Mechanical Handling of Mails in Large Sorting Offices, January 1952, quarto, cloth-bound, gilt, fine; a report produced by the joint postal administrations of Great Britain, Netherlands and Switzerland. 154pp with many illustrations, plus 22 fold-out Diagrams and charts. Also British Postal Engineering, 1971, proceedings of a conference hosted by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in 1970, hardback in dustjacket, 390pp, many illustrations.