History of the Incandescent Lamp (1927) 1st Ed Howell & Schroeder Illustrated Rare

This is a first edition original printing from 1927, written in English by John W. Howell and Henry Schroeder. A beautifully illustrated early history of the incandescent lamp, ex libris and in very fine condition. The binding is tight with flat, uncreased pages. In a few places there is some light handwriting in pencil, along with ex libris marks. Please see pictures for details.

Bound in cloth and printed in Schenectady, New York, by The Maqua Company. Maqua was a subsidiary of General Electric that printed books, newsletters, and more during the early 20th century to mid-century.

The illustrations alone are quite beautiful. A great find for collectors and enthusiasts of antique science and engineering books.

Explore the fascinating evolution of lighting with History of the Incandescent Lamp by Howell and Schroeder, a 1927 first edition richly illustrated with diagrams and historical details. This rare vintage book offers an in-depth look into the development of the incandescent lightbulb, including the contributions of Edison and other pioneers in electrical engineering. A must-have for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of early technology.

Title: History of the Incandescent Lamp
Authors: Howell and Schroeder
Publication Year: 1927
Edition: First Edition
Format: Hardcover, Illustrated
Condition: clean pages, tight binding, some wear on cover and edges - please see pics
Special Features:
Richly illustrated with diagrams and historical references
First edition, rare and collectible
Focus on early electrical engineering and lighting technology
This book is not only a historical reference but also a collectible treasure for those passionate about the history of science and technology. Perfect for display or research, it makes an excellent addition to any library or collection.