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

_____________________ LOCOMOTIVE __________ 57 Muirhead, James Patrick, editor. 620.9296 M89 4382 The origin and progress of the mechanical inventions of James Watt, illustrated by his correspondence with his friends and the specifications of his patents______ 3 v°l- Por- O. London : J. Murray, 1854. Contents: Vol. i. Introductory memoir and extracts from correspondence. Vol. 2. Extracts from correspondence. Vol. 3. Letters patent, specifications of patents, and appendix. Smiles, Samuel. 620.9211 S641 3033 Lives of Boulton and Watt. Principally from the original Soho mss. Comprising also a history of the invention and introduction of the steam-engine. xv,[i],52i p. il. pl- 2 por. O. London. J. Murray, 1865. Williamson, George, of Greenock. L620.9296 W67 99308 Memorials of the lineage, early life, education and development of the genius of James Watt. By George Williamson, .... [Edinburgh], Printed for the Watt Club by T. Constable, 1856. x, [2], xi, [12]-262 p. 5 pl. (3 fold.), 3 port. (incl. front.), I fold, map, 7 facsim. ( partly fold.) 26 x 2Ocm. Edited by J. Williamson. Acknowledgment of presentation copy to the queen, in form of facsimile autograph letter from C. Grey, inserted. 621. 13 HISTORY OF THE LOCOMOTIVE [Archer, Mark.] 621.09239 A672 52575 William Hedley, the inventor of railway locomotion on the pres- ent principle______ Third edition. With additional matter, le tters, &c. London, C. Lockwood and Co., [pref. 1885]. xvi, 80 p. front., illus., in ^1. (l fold.), I map. 22cm. Preface signed: Mark Archer. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia. L621.13 O100 76,8 5 History of the Baldwin Locomotive Works from 1831 to 1881. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1881. 53 p. incl. front., illus. 28cm. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia. 621.13 R303 99581 History of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1832-1913______ [Philadelphia, Baldwin Locomotive Works, I9I3-J 146 p. front, (port.), illus. 23åcm. Bell, Joseph Snowden, 1843- 621.13 R205 loess« The early motive power of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, by J. Snowden Bell. New York, Angus Sinclair Co., 1912. [8], 157 p. illus. 23icm.