A handbook and catalogue of Engineers' and Surveyors' Instruments of Precision made by C.L. Berger & Sons, of Boston, Massachusetts. Issued in 1907.

Begins with 4 pages of photos of the exterior and interior of the factory. The next 119 pages are devoted to explanations of the use of the instruments the Company produces. Pages 121 to 210 contain excellent, clear pictures of levels, transits, plane tables, tachymeters, theodolites, astronomical telescopes and sextants. A two page index. Back cover shows the factory on 37 Williams Street, Boston. Size 9" x 6". Slight water damage on the last 3 pages has resulted in two small tears. Otherwise in excellent shape.

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