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ConditionUsed vintage condition. No dust jackets.1. Introductory Electrical Engineering: Circuits and Machines — Willis & Chandler
Hardcover shows normal age and shelf wear, including rubbing/wear at the corners and spine, light staining and a few small indentations. The upper-right corners of the first two pages have been torn away; one affected page is preliminary/front matter. Interior has general age toning. A small number of pages contain light pencil writing. Rear inside cover has a few spots and age-related discoloration. Binding remains usable and text is readable.
2. Transistor Circuit Analysis and Design — Franklin C. Fitchen, Second Edition
Hardcover is relatively clean with normal vintage shelf wear and a light sticker/residue mark near the upper-right area of the front cover. The upper-right corners of the first two blank/front-matter pages have been torn away. There are light pencil notes and markings on scattered pages throughout. Text and diagrams remain readable.Please review all provided images carefully for exact condition, page wear, markings and missing portions of the preliminary pages.Item DescriptionLot of two vintage electrical and electronics engineering textbooks, spanning early electrical-machine fundamentals through transistor-era circuit design.Included:1. Introductory Electrical Engineering: Circuits and Machines
Clodius H. Willis & Henry M. Chandler Jr.
D. Van Nostrand Company, copyright 1952. Covers electrical laws, DC and AC circuits, generators, motors, polyphase systems and electrical machines with numerous diagrams, photographs and engineering problems.2. Transistor Circuit Analysis and Design — Second Edition
Franklin C. Fitchen
D. Van Nostrand Company, 1966. Covers transistor fundamentals, semiconductor devices, FETs, biasing, equivalent circuits, amplifiers, oscillators, communication circuits, pulse circuits and design analysis. The 1966 second edition is documented as a 412-page engineering text. A useful vintage reference lot for electrical engineers, electronics collectors, technical libraries, engineering students, restoration shops or anyone interested in mid-century engineering education.
