McGraw-Hill, New York, 1913, believe 1^st as no other dates or printings stated.  Red leather over card covers with gilt lettering on spine; 391 pages including Index.  Spine shows some wear with short tears and tiny loss at spine head.  Binding sound.  Prior owner’s name on FEP and sketch in light pencil on REP; remainder of interior clean and unmarked with occasional age spot.  Fifteen chapters; illustrated with black & white photos, drawings, tables and maps; fold-outs; extra information sheets laid in at rear.  ‘The scheme of treatment of each division of the subject is to first give the principles and general methods of procedure such as a student or an engineer familiar with general surveying might need in taking up mine work, and then follow with examples showing variations in practice.’ (from Preface)