Iron and steel
Subtitle: An account of another holiday outing of the boys and girls
By: By a man of the Great Rock Island Route. ; Respectfully dedicated to the boys and girls of America, by the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Contributors: Hall, Samuel W.; St. John, Everitte, 1844-1908, copyright holder; B. A. C., illustrator; Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railway Company; J.M.W. Jones Stationery and Printing Co; Marr & Richards Engraving Co
Publisher: the J.M.W. Jones Stationery and Printing Co.
Published: 1888
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 98
Subjects: Steel industry and trade; Iron mines and mining; Fer; Mines et extraction; Iron mines
Notes: "A large majority of the 'boys and girls of America' (to whom this Christmas annual is dedicated) do not need to be told that the practical uses to which 'iron and steel' are applied are numberless."--Preliminary, p. [2] of printed wrapper.

"The 'boys and girls of America' ... are indebted for this 'complimentary benefit' ... to the general manager of the Great Rock Island Route who hopes to provide ... a similar 'feast of reason and flow of soul' ... for many years to come."--Supplementary, p. [3] of printed wrapper; signed "E. St. John, general manager." Attributed to Samuel W. Hall in NUC.

Copyright 1888 by Everitte St. John.

In chromolithographed wrapper.

Wood-engraved illustration, p. 37, signed "BAC" and "Marr-Richards Mil."