The Metallurgy of Gold

This copy of "The Metallurgy of Gold" is in good condition. It is spiral-bound with a grey cover, which shows minimal wear. There is no dust jacket, as it appears to be a practical edition for field use. The pages are intact and clean, with no inscriptions or library markings. The binding remains strong, ensuring durability for continued reference.

"The Metallurgy of Gold" by T. Kirke Rose, D.Sc., is a seminal work published by Charles Griffin and Company, Limited in 1902. This fourth edition, originating from London, is part of a series of treatises on metallurgy associated with the Royal School of Mines. Edited by Sir W. C. Roberts-Austen, this edition features numerous illustrations, enhancing its utility for scholars and practitioners in the field. T. Kirke Rose was a noted figure in metallurgy, contributing significantly to the understanding of gold processing techniques. This edition is particularly valuable for its historical insights into early 20th-century mining practices. The book is in a spiral-bound format with a grey cover, indicative of a practical, working copy. Condition is good, with no dust jacket, and it remains a crucial reference for those interested in the technical and historical aspects of metallurgy.