The John Crerar Library
A list of Books on the History of Industry and industrial Arts

138 BOOKS ON THE HISTORY OF INDUSTRY Greeno, Follett Lamberton, 1889- cd. 609.242 G85 9a206 Obed Hussey, who, of all inventors, made bread cheap. Being a true record of his life and struggles to introduce his greatest in- vention, the reaper, and its success, as gathered from pamphlets published heretofore by some of his friends and associates, and reprinted in this volume, together with some additional facts and testimonials from other sources. Edited by Follett L. Greeno. [Rochester, N. The Rochester Herald Publishing Company], 1912. [2], 228 p. front., II pl., I port., 2 diagr. I9icm. Grille, Antoine i.e. Charles Joseph Antoine. L070.160 R32 v.6 9109 L’agriculture et les machines agricoles aux Etats-Unis. Par M. a Grille, ... [et] M. G. Lelarge, .... Paris, E. Bernard et cie, 1896. [4], 177, [2] p. 27cm. (Zw Revue technique de l’Exposition universelle de Chi- cago, 1893, 6me partie.) Hahn, Eduard, 1856- 631.9 Q900 73971 ... . Die Entstehung der Pflugkultur (unsres Ackerbaus). Heidelberg, C. Winter, 1909. viii, 192 p. 2icm. At head oftitle: Ed. Hahn. Memorial. 609.253 M51 15043 Memorial of Robert McCormick, being a brief history of his life, character and inventions, including the early history of the Mc- Cormick reaper. [4],61 ,[1] p. il. 1 facsim. O. Chicago 1885. Photo-engraved reprint, Chicago 1898. Stabler, Edward. 631.9 L400 H490 Overlooked pages of reaper history. 100,[2] p. 1 por. O. Chi- cago, Illinois, 1897. Contents: A brief narrative of the invention of reaping machines; and an examina- tion of the claims of priority of invention: by a Maryland farmer and machinist. Also a short appendix consisting of English publications, as to the operation and success of reaping machines in England, in the years 1851, 1852 and 1853. Baltimore 1854. A review of the pamphlet of W. N. P. Fitzgerald, “Counsel for parties in the state of New York,” in opposition to the extension of the patent of Obed Hussey: and also of the defence, or evidence in favour of said extension. With a narrative or brief history of reaping machines, and an examination of the claims for priority of invention: and an appendix. Baltimore 1855. Swift, Rodney Bartlett. 631.9 P700 15044 Who invented the reaper? An answer to the protest statement said to have been filed at the Treasury Department. 54 p. 9 il. I por. O. Chicago 1897.