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Title Page from Electric Lighting for Marine Engineers more
Electric Lighting for Marine Engineers
or
How to light a ship by the electric light / and how to keep the apparatus / in order
With 103 illustrations
By Sidney F. Walker M.I.E.E., M.I.M.E., Assoc. M.I.C.E., M Amer. I.E.E.
Author of “Electricity In Our Homes and Workshops”
“How To Light A Colliery,” etc.
Second Edition
London
Whittaker & Co.
2 White Hart Street, Paternoster Square, E.C.
All Rights Reserved
There is also the mark of a stamp, “JOHN DISSETT,” presumably a former owner of the book.
Comments:
Added by Russ Ward on Mon Nov 5 20:41:23 2007
John Dissett was a sea captain who lived in Buffalo New York and was a distant relative of mine. I believe his father Thomas, a shipbuilder, emigrated from County Kerry, Ireland to Prescott, Ontario in the 1820’s. I can’t be sure this is the same man whose name is stamped in your book, but it would make sense.