The Lumberman's Actuary (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781023772259)

The Lumberman's Actuary, by John W. Barry, originally published in 1893, is a comprehensive treatise on the application of actuarial science to the lumber industry. This work provides detailed methods for assessing and managing the risks associated with lumbering, including timber valuation, fire risks, and operational hazards. Barry's book offers insights into the insurance practices of the late 19th century, specifically tailored to the unique challenges faced by lumbermen. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the historical development of risk management in industrial settings and the evolution of actuarial techniques.

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