The Molybdenum Industry In New South Wales..
Bound in original half maroon morocco, gilt over cloth boards; spine in compartments with raised bands decorated gilt. Endpapers and all edges marbled. Extremities worn, spines slightly sunned and some maps neatly repaired; otherwise a very good copy. 1938 stamp of New South Wales Government Office, London at top of Letter of Transmittal and library shelf mark at foot of spine.
£80.00
Publisher
William Applegate Gullick, Government Printer.,
Place
Sydney
Date
1916
Synopsis
J. g. carne, government geologist. (mineral resources. no. 24).
Item Description
Large 8vo. 6.25 x 9.5 inches. xiv + 199 pp.
Illustrations
Illustrated by 7 maps (one coloured, one folding and 4 coloured folding), 28 plates (of which 7 are paginated in text and one is a folding map), on 22 pages of photographic plates and by 45 text figures. Decorated by state arms on title page.
Notes
Molybdenum was a component of hardened steels and hence a significant commodity in the middle of the First World War, when this report was issued.
[Stock No. 23942]
Subjects
20th Century • Australia • Geology • Industry • Industry / Industrial Processes