Electrical Group, 6 Books

NY: McGraw-Hill, 1961. Later Printing . Hardcover. Good+/No Jacket. This listing is for 6 electrical books (includes 1 pamphlet) sold as a group at the listed price, with ONE-Book priced domestic media mail shipping. . Name stamped inside cover, hardcovers a bit scarred, text unmarked, corners bumped. To summarize quickly the other hardcovers are, 1.Timbie, "Elements Of Electricity,"4th-1956-2.Hausmann, "Swoope's Lessons in Practical Electricity"18th rev. and enl. 1946-3.Suffern, "Basic Electrical Principles," 2nd-1956-4.Buschbaum, "Tested Electronics Troubleshooting Methods."1974- and 5th. Also grouped is pamphlet, "Allied Dictionary of Electronic Terms,"-6th-1962- an 83 page saddle stitch charmer. Many will have stamped owner name, alll bindings sound, covers decent. Foto of the group will follow. This listing is for 6 hardcovers, briefly summarized, sold as a group with one book priced domestic media mail shipping. All are in the Very Good- or better range. Titles/authors as follows, Moses, Printed Circuits, 1959; Garner, Transistor Circuit Handbook, 1956: Prensky, Manual of Linear Integrated Circuits, operational amplifiers and analog ICS, 1974; Hughes, Practical Guide To Digital Electronic Circuits, 1977; Barber, Practical Guide To Digital Integrated Circuits, 1976; USGPO, Handbook of Semiconductor Circuits, after 1960; Moses, How To Build Tiny Electronic Circuits, 1963. All decent, some with jackets, generally unmarked, owner name stamped first endsheet. Foto to come. PLEASE NOTE, this item is from a large group, recently acquired. We will make groups of some of the lesser value items and put them in our ELECTRONICS/TV/RADIO/AUDIO catalog as e.g. Color TV Goup, Picture Tube Group, Transistor Group, Semiconductor Group, Stereo Group. Some of them are products produced for a technicians book club. We will make separate listings for many other items from this group as well. *We feel that books offered for internet sale should be described thoroughly and accurately. Books listed by Brass Dolphin are so described, and graded, using the strict, traditional standards. For this reason, we have virtually zero returns.*