Stationary steam engines, simple and compound; especially as adapted to light and power plants
An 1899 technical manual by Robert Henry Thurston, published in New York by John Wiley & Sons, explaining simple and compound stationary steam engines to engineers and operators of light and power plants. Engravings show named commercial engines in side elevation and cut-open section, with lettered part keys, heavy flywheels, governors, valve gear and riveted bedplates rendered in fine line hatching against white grounds.
