NOY15:1915 UNIV. OF MICH WC NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS A SELECTED LIST ON INDUSTRIAL ARTS NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Z 5854 Jeneral NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS Titles marked with a star (*) are not for circulation, and may be consulted only in the Technology Division, Central Building, Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street. Automobiles and Motor-cycles Booth, C. E., and others. Audel's automobile guide, with questions, answers and illustrations for owners, operators, repairmen; relating to the parts, operation, care, management, etc., including chapters on the storage battery, electric vehicles, motorcycles, overhauling the car, and an appendix on self starters and lighting systems, by Gideon Harris and associates. New York: Theo. Audel & Co., 1915. 476, 48 p. illus. 16°. In Circulation Department only. Cyclopedia of automobile engineering; a general reference work on the construction, operation and care of gasoline, electric and steam automobiles, commercial vehicles, motor-cycles, light cars and motor-boats; types of automobiles; explosion motors; driving; troubles; garages; repairs. Chicago: American Techdiagr. illus. 4°. nical Society, 1915. 5 v. Fourth revised edition of this comprehensive work, prepared for the American School of Correspondence by sixteen authors and collaborators among whom are Charles B. Hayward, C. T. Ziegler, Morris A. Hall, Hugo Diemer, and Darwin S. Hatch. Has a glossary, complete index, and examination questions. "The most complete library of motor vehicle knowledge in print."-From a review in the Commercial Vehicle, New York, June, 15, 1915. Davies, B. H. The modern motor-cycle, how to run, ride. and repair it; a simple non-technical handbook for the beginner, to assist in the selection and handling of his first machine. don: C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd., 1915. In Circulation Department only. 170 p. illus. Lon 12°. Jones, B. F. Motor-cycles; a practical handbook on their building, care and management, with special chapters on ignition; London: Cassell and Co., Ltd. edited by Bernard E. Jones. 19-?. 152 p. illus. In Circulation Department only. 12°. |