The explanations, and annexed plates, of the following improvements in mechanics, viz. 1st, a new constructed boiler. 2nd, a machine for raising water. 3d, a grist-mill. 4th, a sawmill, &c. are respectfully dedicated to the patrons of the plans, by the inventor
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 21439
Publisher: Printed by Joseph James.
Published: 1788
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Subjects: Steam-engines; Early works to 1850; Design
Other titles: Explanations, and annexed plates, of the following improvements in mechanics ...
Notes: Attributed to James Rumsey by Evans.

"Explanation of a steam engine, and the method of applying it to propel a boat. Invented by James Rumsey ..."--[4] p., [1] leaf of plates, with separate title page. "A specification of a boiler for generating steam, invented by James Rumsey, in the year 1788."--[2] p. at end.

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