Pocket Companion for Engineers, Architects and Builders, Containing Useful Information and Tables Appertaining to the Us, (Hardcover)

A timeless resource, the "Pocket Companion for Engineers, Architects and Builders" offers a wealth of essential information and tables pertaining to the use of steel. Originally published in 1913 by the Carnegie Steel Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, this compact volume was designed to be a practical, on-the-job reference guide. Providing quick access to crucial data, this companion proved invaluable for professionals working with steel in various construction and engineering projects. Its enduring appeal lies in its concise presentation of data, making it a valuable historical snapshot of early 20th-century engineering practices and steel manufacturing.

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