The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette
A British professional monthly, The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, published in London from 1839 by William Laxton for engineers, architects and railway men. Its wood-engraved plates are keyed sectional and elevation diagrams of machinery, valves, boilers and bridge works, with lettered parts, hatched cut surfaces and fine ruled linework useful as technical-drawing texture or diagram motifs.
