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				Country/Region	USA/Sacramento
	Started	Nov-15-00 18:45:34 PST		mail this auction to a friend
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	Seller (Rating)	howitzer (184)
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	High bid	halsey@flash.net (5)
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A Manual of the Principal Instruments Used in American Engineering and Surveying
by
W. & L.E. Gurley Co., Troy, N.Y., 21st edition, 1874

This is the popular and authoritative GURLEY'S MANUAL that contains a price list and descriptive information on the use and adjustment of surveying instruments. There are 234 total pages. Coverage includes the solar compass; solar attachment for transits; plain and vernier compasses; tripods and Jacob's staffs; railroad compass; pocket vernier and plain compasses; miner's compass (Norwegian Needle); vernier transit; engineers transit; surveyors transit; wye levels of 16 to 22 inch lengths; dumpy levels; Locke hand level; Philadelphia, New York and Boston leveling rods; aneroid barometers; Gunter, engineers, vara, Philadelphia (Wing), and Grumman link chains; Chesterman's and Paine's tapes; and more. There is also a full line of drafting supplies and tools.

This is an original copy in green boards with gold lettering. The covers are in remarkably good shape although the inside string binding on the top portion of the book is loose or broken. The bottom strings are good. There is a red moisture stain along the bottom edge of most of the pages as seen in the pictures. Otherwise this is a nice copy of an early edition of this popular collector item. The instruments shown are early models, such as transits with the straight A-shape standards before the bend was added to the legs. The telescope attachment for compasses reaches completely across the instrument and connects to both of the vertical sighting vanes.

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California residents/recipients add 7.25% sales tax. Domestic book rate shipping where available is $2.00. Insurance, priority mail or international shipping is available at extra cost. Insurance is optional although recommended as seller will not be responsible for lost, damaged or misdirected packages once mailed. Cashier's check or money order preferred for faster shipping. Personal check OK but item held until check clears. Search words: survey, surveyor, surveying, theodolite, plumb.

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