Automobile Engineering 6 Volumes by American Technical Society 1920
Lot includes:
Vol. 1: Motor Engine Parts, Carburetors, Valves, Lubrication
Vol. 2: Clutches, Transmission, Chassis, Final Drive, Running Gear
Vol. 3: Ignition, Lighting, Starting Systems, Wire Diagrams
Vol. 4: Starters, Wire Diagrams, Ford Starters, Battery Care Instructions
Vol. 5: Welding, Shop Kinks, Garages, Motorcycles, Steam Cars
Vol. 6: Tractors, Commercial Cars, Electrics, Storage Cells, Index
It is a general reference work for owners, chauffeurs, and repair men that covers the construction, care, and repair of automobiles.
Note that both cars and trucks as well as gasoline and diesel engines are covered. Included are highly useful wiring diagrams for U.S. car makes and models.
This set of six volumes on Automobile Engineering by the American Technical Society, printed in 1921, is a must-have for any collector or enthusiast of antique cars. The books cover a wide range of topics related to the design, construction, and maintenance of early automobiles, making them an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of this industry.
With detailed information on everything from engine mechanics to body design, these volumes provide a comprehensive look at the world of automobile engineering in the early 20th century. Whether you are a collector looking to add to your library or a historian interested in the development of the automobile, this set of books is sure to be a valuable addition to your collection.
Illustrated with over fifteen hundred engravings. Minor wear to covers, pages good for a book set over 100 years old.
CONDITION
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Use wear
A couple bindings are loosening
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