1906 The Surveyor & Municipal County Engineer Antique Architecture Book Vol XXX

1906 The Surveyor & Municipal County Engineer Antique Architecture Book Vol XXXThe Surveyor and Municipal and County EngineerIncludes 'The Surveyor Supplement' - For Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Builders and Public Health EngineersVolume XXX - July 6 to December 28 1906Published by The St Brides Press Ltd: London 1906A scarce reference work including significant textual content, illustrations, plans etc.Light wear to covers and spine with some minor rub through as shown. A few ink stamps present (examples shown). Pages with heavy age toning and are somewhat crispy/fragile. Binding is excellent with no loose pages. Good condition overall. Please study photos to further understand condition.Size 34cm x 24cm x 6cm - 712 Pages + Supplement

The Surveyor and Municipal and County Engineer

Includes 'The Surveyor Supplement' - For Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Builders and Public Health Engineers

Volume XXX - July 6 to December 28 1906

Published by The St Brides Press Ltd: London 1906

"The Surveyor and Municipal and County Engineer, Volume XXX (July 6 to December 28, 1906), published by The St. Bride's Press Ltd. in London, is a comprehensive professional journal chronicling the technological, architectural, and civic developments of Edwardian Britain. Issued weekly, it provided in-depth coverage of municipal engineering projects, public works, sanitation systems, urban infrastructure, and road construction, alongside technical analyses of emerging materials and construction techniques. The inclusion of The Surveyor Supplement—aimed at architects, quantity surveyors, builders, and public health engineers—further broadened its appeal, offering practical insights into design standards, cost estimation, and contemporary engineering innovations across the British Isles.

This 1906 volume reflects the intellectual rigor and civic ambition that characterized early twentieth-century public works, capturing an era of expanding cities, evolving public health standards, and the growing professionalization of engineering disciplines. Rich in technical articles, illustrations, and trade notices, it serves as both a historical record and a professional resource for understanding the infrastructure that shaped modern Britain. This volume would appeal to collectors of early engineering periodicals, architectural historians, and researchers of Edwardian municipal planning and public works."

Light wear to covers and spine with some minor rub through as shown. A few ink stamps present (examples shown). Pages with heavy age toning and are somewhat crispy/fragile. Binding is excellent with no loose pages. Good condition overall. Please study photos to further understand condition.