The Smith's Pocket Companion, Containing Useful Information and Tables on Iron and Steel, for the use of Smiths and Steel Workers (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024016802)

"The Smith's Pocket Companion" is a valuable resource, originally published in 1893, offering a wealth of practical information and tables for smiths and steel workers. This compact guide, authored by Julius Marquardt, provides essential data on iron and steel, covering various aspects of their properties, treatment, and applications.

Designed for ease of use in the workshop, the book includes tables and formulas useful for daily tasks. It remains a fascinating glimpse into late 19th-century metalworking practices, offering insights into the techniques and materials used by craftsmen of the era. "The Smith's Pocket Companion" is a worthwhile addition to the library of anyone interested in the history of technology, metallurgy, or the traditional skills of the blacksmith.

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