The Naval Stores Industry, Issues 207-272 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781023834605)

This volume, "The Naval Stores Industry, Issues 207-272," by Arlie William Schorger, provides a detailed look into the American naval stores industry during the early 20th century. Focusing primarily on the production of turpentine and rosin, the text explores various aspects of the industry, including distillation methods, economic factors, and the chemical properties of naval stores products. These issues offer a comprehensive overview valuable to historians, chemists, and anyone interested in the economic and technological landscape of the period.

Readers will find insights into the daily operations of turpentine farms and distilleries, the challenges faced by producers, and the evolving technologies that shaped the industry. This work serves as a crucial historical record of a significant American industry.

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