Fifty years of iron and steel
By: by Joseph G. Butler, jr.; an address delivered at the thirteenth general meeting of the American iron and steel institute in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 26, 1917, together with additional data concerning the early use of iron and steel, a brief historical reference to the formation and organization of the United States steel corporation and the American iron and steel institute, some facts concerning the American steel industry during and subsequent to the world war, and a short chapter dealing with the open hearth steel process.  Embellished with portraits of men who have been and are now most distinguished in the development of American iron and steel industries, and interesting reproductions and illustrations depicting the earlier conditions in these industries.
Edition: 7th ed.
Publisher: The Penton Press co.
Published: 1923
Place of publication: Cleveland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 183
Subjects: Iron industry and trade -- United States; Steel industry and trade -- United States
Notes: "Five hundred copies of this edition have been printed."  This copy not numbered.