A sixteenth-century German treatise
Subtitle: Von stahel und eysen
By: translated with explanatory notes by Hermann W. Williams, jr. Steel and iron; how to make steel and iron soft and tempered artificially very useful for all armoreres, goldsmiths, girdlemakers, seal- and die-cutters, etc. to know; and many other little artifices for making gold and silver colors in numerous ways upon any metal whatever; also how to do etching in steel and iron, or upon armor; and several ways besides for soldering iron and brass, hot and cold. Cammerlander at Strasburg, 1539 ...
Published: 1935
Place of publication: Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Translated from: ger
Number of pages: 92
Work titles: Von Stahel und Eysen
Notes: "Reprinted from Technical studies, vol. IV. no. 2, October, 1935."