"Inverted Liberty Zenith Carburetors" (Bulletin of the Experimental Department, Airplane Engineering Division, U.S.A, Vol. II, No. 4) [Photocopy], 1919-01

Item — Box: MC-019-001, Folder: 001.A.008

Identifier: 20140708

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Document Type: Technical Research Report Authority: Government Military (authoritative reference) Document Number: Bulletin of the Airplane Engineering Department, U.S.A. [United States Army], Vol. II, No. 4 (dated January 1919). This section on pages 107 through 118 and 139.

Scope: By the Experimental Department. Intended for limited, controlled distribution (see General note on publication data).

Contents: article includes "New Arrangement for Mounting Above Intake Headers to Increase Accessibility and Reduce Fire Hazard"

Dates

Publication: 1919-01

Creator

United States. War Department (1789-1947) (Publisher, Organization)
United States. Bureau of Aircraft Production. Airplane Engineering Division. Experimental Department (Author, Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research in the Archives & Special Collections reading room. Handling guidelines and use restrictions will be communicated and enforced by archives staff members.

Extent

13 Pages (Part of one volume, total of 62 pages including front cover.)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Physical Description

Format: loose-leaf booklet, 8.5"x11" (reduced from 9”x12” during photocopying); 62 total pages in this copy, including Table of Contents; 13 pages in this section). Includes black & white photographs, drawings and charts.

General

Publication Data: Photocopy of document published and printed in January 1919 by the "War Department, Bureau of Aircraft Production, Airplane Engineering Division, Experimental Department" at McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio. Partial photocopy of original document with Table of Contents, pages 5-51, 107-118 and 139.

Note: This was a controlled item, marked "CONFIDENTIAL" and "The Registered Nimber of this book is: 3480" in red ink on the Table of Contents.