1927 Electrical Engineering Laboratory Experiments Ricker Tucker McGraw Hill

1927 hardcover textbook titled Electrical Engineering Laboratory Experiments by C. W. Ricker and Carlton E. Tucker. Published by McGraw-Hill Book Company (New York & London). Second Edition, Fifth Impression. This volume was written for university electrical engineering laboratory courses and emphasizes practical experimentation and measurement. Subjects include direct-current motors, transformers, efficiency testing, alternating-current machinery, and mercury arc rectifiers, with detailed formulas, diagrams, and experimental procedures. A solid example of early 20th-century engineering education from the pre-electronics era, suitable for collectors of technical books, engineering history, or academic display. Measures approximately 9.25" x 6" and contains 310 numbered pages.

Vintage condition. Cloth boards show surface wear, scuffing, light spotting, and edge wear, with heavier wear at spine ends and corners. Spine lettering remains legible. Interior pages show age toning and scatter