Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 2 (January 1902)
An issue of the weekly popular-science magazine Scientific American, published by Munn & Co. in New York in January 1902 for American readers interested in engineering, invention, and industry. The plates are fine-line wood-engraved machine portraits and cutaway sections — gas and gasoline engines, flywheels and dynamos, a Remington typewriter — many lifted from advertising cuts with set type still attached, useful as crisp black-and-white hardware silhouettes, hatched shading samples, and technical-diagram reference.
