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IA Vol. 31/2 (2005): Evaluating Authenticity: Reconstructed Timber Swing Bridges; The F. & H. Benning Company Grinding Mill: A Case Study; Trace Element Constraints on the Source of Silica Sand used by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. (c. 1826-1888), Massachusetts
IA Vol. 31/1 (2005): Extant Approach Spans of the Dunleith and Dubuque Bridge; Surplus Water, Hybrid Power Systems, and Industrial Expansion in Lowell; GPR and Archaeological Excavations at the West Point Foundry, New York
IA Vol. 30/2 (2004): The "Poor Man's Mill": A Rich Vernacular Legacy; The Locomotives at Betchworth Lime Works in Southern England
IA Vol. 30/1 (2004): Designing American Lenticular Truss Bridges 1878-1900; A Large Business: The Clintonville Site, Resources, and Scale at Adirondack Bloomery Forges
IA Vol. 29/2 (2003): Gold and Tailings: The Standard Mill at Bodie, California; Cutting it Back and Burning it Back: Archaeological Investigations of Charcoal Production in the Missouri Ozarks; Heads, Tails, and Decisions In-Between: The Archaeology of Mining Wastes
IA Vol. 29/1 (2003): Theme Issue: Waterpower, the Lachine Canal, and the Industrial Development of Montreal, Canada; Behind the Scene of the Lachine Canal Landscape; Navigation and Waterpower: Adaptation and Technology on Canadian Canals; Steam or Water Power ? Thomas C. Keefer and the Engineers Discuss the Montreal Waterworks in 1852; A Precipitous Decline, Steam as a Motive Power in Montreal: A Case Study of the Lachine Canal Industries.
IA Vol. 28/2 (2002): The Aldrich Change Bridge (Erie Canal/New York State): Evaluation of the Strength of Historic Bridge Iron:Enlightening the Past: The Phoenix, (AZ) Illuminating Gas & Electric Liight Co.; Gravity Unloading Carts & Wagons: A century of Experimentation.
IA Vol. 28/1 (2002): Theme Issue: IA in Art; The Art of American Industry; Pennsylvania's Anthracite Mines & Miners: A portrait of Industry in American Art (1860-1940); Picturing the Pennsylvania Coal Industry in Word & Image; Deep Tunnels & Burning Flues: The Unexpected Political Drama in 1930s Industrial Production Prints; Vulcan: Birmingham's (AL) Industrial Colossus (History of the 65 ft, 60 ton Vulcan statue)
IA Vol. 27/1 (2001) : Covered locks of Wood Creek, sites & construction process (Oneida County, NY); Montevecchio Mining District (lead & zinc mining, 1848-1991), Sardinia Italy; IA: assess its future, admire its past.
IA Vol. 27/2 (2001): Carp River Bloomery Iron Forge, Jackson Iron Co. U.P. of Michigan; America's 19th Century British-Style Fireproof Factories; History of Steamrollers .
IA Vol. 26/1 (2000): Roland W Robbins & Iron Industry Sites in the N.E. U.S.; O'Brien Malting Co. site, Klondike City, Yukon; Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, Wilkes-Barre, PA; IA & the 20th Century, Alameda CA corridor; Experimental IA; IA & Heritage Preservation; Analysis & Interpretation of Artifacts in IA.
IA Vol. 26/2 (2000): IA of retail coal yards of Upstate NY; requirement for Hardy Hydro plant (Mich.); World Heritage Convention & promoting industrial heritage; Multiple voices of fieldwork in IA; Archeology of heritage management: conflict in training Industrial Archeologists; Landscapes as industrial artifacts; changing perceptions of the British industrial past.
IA Vol. 25/1 (1999): Theme Issue:The Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), Recording of Technological Heritage: Reflections on 30 Years' Work; HAER Project Listing: HAER Recording Projects conducted by the Washington Office 1969-1998.
IA Vol. 25/2 (1999) : I.A. of New Jersey's Terra Cotta Industry; William Sellers and the Rationalization of Mechanical Engineering; Whither IA Conference; Private Sector Industrial Archaeologists; IA in the State Historic Preservation Offices; Industrial Archaeology in Canada.
IA Vol. 24/2(1998): National Bridge & Iron Works & Original Parker Truss;19th Century Iron Bridges of NE Scotland; Technological Evolution of Riveting Machines.
IA Vol. 23/1 (1997): Documenting Complexity: The Historic American Engineering Record and America’s Technological History. Window glass technology, fertilizer and munitions, electrical power for the New Haven RR, measured and interpretive drawings.
IA Vol. 23/2 (1997): Structural steel field riveting, pneumatic riveting hammer; The Turcot Riveted Arch-Truss Bridge, Quebec, Canada
IA Vol. 22/1 (1996): Theme Issue, Western Hydroelectricity: First high-head turbine in CA; needle valve technology in large dams; struggle for control in Pacific Northwest.
IA Vol. 22/2 (1996): Albert Kahn and factory architecture; aesthetics of building in D, L & W RR Scranton yards; Cornish buddles and technology transfer in historic copper mining. SOLD OUT
IA Vol. 21/1 (1995): Aesthetics in Canadian concrete bridges; rafts and river driving in Italy; American bridge technology in New South Wales; St. Clair tunnel.
IA Vol. 20/1&2 (1994): Theme Issue, IA in New Hampshire; Brickmaking, knitting mills, granite quarries, extensive photo essays, Alphabetical Index of Volumes 1-20. REDUCED PRICE - This reduced price reflects that the binding on this double issue will come loose with normal use.
IA Vol. 19/2 (1993): Theme Issue, Cast and Wrought-Iron Bridges: Surviving examples in US; First Cast-Iron bridge in US; Wrought-Iron Tubular Bowstring Bridge.
IA Vol. 14/1 (1988): Theme issue, Springfield Armory: Innovative manufacturing system for small arms; metallurgical evidence in lock mechanism; Blanchard’s production line, 1840’s-1850’s; engineering kinks for bolt-action rifles, 1892 & 1903 models.
IA Vol. 12/1 (1986): Federal Tax incentives for IA (CT); Shaker Mills in Canterbury (NH); An Industrial smithy: Bear Creek, Yukon
IA Vol. 11 (1985): Role of the Historian in Reconstructing Historic Engineering Structures: Parks Canada's experience on the Rideau Canal, 1976-1983; Hydraulic gold mining techniques by Chinese on the Oregon Frontier; IA as a Museum Tool: Prospecting Drills in Northern Saskatchewan; The Lower Cove Grindstone Quarries, Nova Scotia.
IA Vol. 9 (1983): Collins Axe Factory (CT), metallurgical evidence; New England Glassworks (NH); concrete arch bridge, Prospect Park (Brooklyn, NY); US fire insurance plans. SOLD OUT
Brooklyn 2002 SIA Conference IA Tour Guide Book: Introduction to Brooklyn’s Industry, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn & Manhattan Bridges, South Brooklyn Waterfront, The Atlantic Gateway, East New York, North Brooklyn, Queens Borough. 93 pp. (Includes photographs & maps). SOLD OUT
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