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340 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
American Iron and Steel Institute. r 669.105 A5122
Year book, 1912. 1913.
Contains the official proceedings and papers of the institute.
On Jan. i, 1913 the American Iron and Steel Institute took over all work previously
done by the American Iron and Steel Association.
Ideal Case-hardening Compound Company, New York. r 669.1713 I14
Case-hardening, pack-hardening, annealing of steel; a book of useful
information and practical rules. Ed.4.
Trade literature dealing with processes and applications of case-hardening.
Kessler, Edward Joseph. 668.5 K22
Practical flavoring extract maker; a treatise on the manufacture of
the principal flavoring extracts, in accordance with the requirements of
the food laws of the United States. 1912. Spice Mill Pub. Co.
qr 665.505 P46
Petroleum; zeitschrift fiir die gesamten interessen der petroleum-industrie
und des petroleum-handels [semimonthly], Oct. 1911-date. v. 7date.
1911-date.
Fine Arts
IHind, Arthur Mayger, ed.] 765 B28I1
Bartolozzi and other stipple engravers working in England at the
•end of the 18th century. 1912. Heinemann. (Great engravers.)
"Books of reference," p.12.
Fifty-four plates, with very brief introductory text. Some of the other engravers
represented are Thomas Burke, Luigi Schiavonetti, Peltro William Tomkins, Charles
"Wilkin, Caroline Watson, John Conde, Elias Martin, John Jones, John Raphael Smith
and William Ward.
Pittsburgh—City planning commission. r 710 P674
Annual report (ist), for fiscal year ending Jan. 31, 1913. [1913.
Pittsburgh.]
Architecture
Browne, Edith A. 723.2 B79
Early Christian and Byzantine architecture. 1912. Black. (Great
buildings and how to enjoy them.)
"To the amateur, for whom it is intended, this simple introduction to a formidable
subject may well prove helpful, particularly if the illustrations be carefully studied with
the short explanatory notices. The illustrations are well chosen from Byzantine buildings
in Jerusalem, Constantinople, Ravenna and Venice." Saturday review, 1913.
Jackson, Thomas Graham. b 723.4 Ji26b
Byzantine and Romanesque architecture. 2v. 1913. Cambridge
University Press.
"Chronological table of architectural examples," v.2, p.269-277.
"Mr. Jackson has traced the history of Byzantine and Romanesque architecture
from the decline of the Classic styles to the advent of the Gothic. The work is thoroughly
practical, details of and reasons for the methods of construction are given at length,
and students of architecture will find the descriptions all that can be desired... A
master of his subject, Mr. Jackson has a gift of clear and felicitous expression." Outlook
(London), 1913.