B 1 /  The Volatile Matter of Coal, 1910, $ 25

B 2 /  North Dakota Lignite as a Fuel for Power-Plant Boilers, 1910, $ 28

B 3 /  The Coke Industry of the United States as Related to the Foundry, 1910, $ 18

B 4 /  Features of Producer-Gas Power-Plant Development in Europe, 1911, $ 23

B 5 /  Washing and Coking Tests of Coal, 1910, $ 36

B 6 /  Coals Available for the Manufacture of Illuminating Gas, 1911, $ 50

B 7 /  Essential Factors in the Formation of Producer Gas, 1911, $ 35

B 8 /  The Flow of Heat through Furnace Walls, 1911, $ 35

B 9  /  Recent Development of the Producer-Gas Power Plant in the United States, $ 35

B 10 /  The Use of Permissible Explosives, 1912, $ 35

B 11  /  Purchase of Coal by the Government under Specifications with Analysis of Coal Delivered for the Fiscal Year 1908-09, 1910, $ 20

B 12  /  Apparatus and Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Furnace Gases, 1913, $ 25

B 13  /  Resume of Producer-Gas Investigations October 1, 1904 - June 30, 1910, 1911, slight chipping to the tops of several pages, afb, $ 20

B 14  /  Briquetting Tests of Lignite at Pittsburgh, PA., 1908-9 with a Chapter on Sulphite-Pitch Binder, 1911, $ 24

B 15  /  Investigations of Explosives Used in Coal Mines with a chapter on the natural gas used at Pittsburgh, 1912, afb, $ 100

B 16  /  The Uses of Peat for Fuel and Other Purposes, 1911, $ 24

B 17  /  Primer on Explosives for Coal Miners, 1911, $ 59

B 18  /  The Transmission of Heat into Steam Boilers, 1912, $ 20

B 19 /  Physical and Chemical Properties of the Petroleums of the San Joaquin Valley of California with a chapter on Analysis of Natural Gas from the oil fields of Southern California, 1912, $ 36

B 20  /  The Explosibility of Coal Dust, 1911, afb, $ 100

B 21 / The Significance of Drafts in Steam-Boiler Practice, 1911, $ 25

B 22 I, II  /  Analyses of Coals in the United States with Descriptions of Mine and Field Samples Collected between July 1, 1904, and June 30, 1910 Part I Analyses, afb, < and> Analyses of Coals in the United States with Descriptions of Mine and Field Samples Collected between July 1, 1904, and June 30, 1910 Part II Descriptions of Samples, afb, $ 125

B 22  /  Analyses of Coals in the United States with Descriptions of Mine and Field Samples Collected between July 1, 1904, and June 30, 1910, Part II Descriptions of Samples, $ 55

B 23 / Steaming Tests of Coals and Related Investigations, September, 1904 to December, 1908, 1912, $ 60

B 24  /  Binders for Coal Briquets Investigations made at the Fuel-Testing Plant St. Louis, MO., 1911, afb, $ 30

B 27  /   Tests of Coal and Briquets as fuel for House-Heating Boilers, 1911, afb, $ 20

B 28 /  Experimental Work Conducted at the Chemical Laboratory, U.S. Fuel-Testing Plant at St. Louis, MO, 1911, $ 20

B 29 /  The Effect of Oxygen in Coal, 1911, $ 68

B 30  /  Briquetting Tests at the United States Fuel-Testing Plant, Norfolk, Virginia, 1907-8, 1911, $ 20

B 31 /  Incidental Problems in Gas-Producer Tests, 1911, $ 24

B 32 /  Commercial Deductions from Comparisons of Gasoline and Alcohol Tests on Internal-Combustion Engines, 1911, $ 26

B 33  /  Comparative Tests of Run-of-Mine and Briquetted Coal on the Torpedo Boat Biddle made with the collaboration of Lieut. Commander Kenneth McAlpine, U. S. N. and Ensign J, W. Hayward, U. S. N., 1911, $ 26

B 34 /  Tests of Run-of-Mine and Briquetted Coal in a Locomotive Boiler, 1911, $ 26

B 35 /  The Utilization of Fuel in Locomotive Practice, 1911, $ 24

B 36  /  Alaskan Coal Problems, 1911, $ 26

B 38  /  The Origin of Coal with a chapter on the Formation of Peat, 1913, $ 55

B 39 /  The Smoke Problem at Boiler Plants, A Preliminary Report, 1912, $ 28

B 40  /  The Smokeless Combustion of Coal in Boiler Furnaces with a Chapter on Central Heating Plants, 1912, $ 38

B 41  /  Government Coal Purchases Under Specifications with Analysis for the Fiscal Year 1909-1910 with a Chapter on the Fuel Inspection Laboratory of the Bureau of Mines, 1912, $ 20

B 42  /  The Sampling and Examination of Mine Gases and Natural Gas, 1913, $ 50

B 43  /  Comparative Fuel Values of Gasoline and Denatured Alcohol in Internal-Combustion Engines, 1912, $ 50

B 44  /  First National Mine-Safety Demonstration Pittsburgh, PA., October 30 and 31, 1911 with a Chapter on the Explosion at the Experimental Mine, 1912, $ 55

B 45  /  Sand Available for Filling Mine Workings in the Northern Anthracite Basin of Pennsylvania, 1913, $ 25

B 46  /  An Investigation of Explosion-Proof Motors, 1912, $ 45

B 47  /  Notes on Mineral Wastes, 1912, $ 30

B 48  /  The Selection of Explosives used in Engineering and Mining Operations, 1914, $ 95

B 49  /  Smoke Abatement and City Smoke Ordinances, 1912, $ 35

B 50  /  A Laboratory Study of the Inflammability of Coal Dust, 1913, $ 55

B 51 / The Analysis of Black Powder and Dynamite, $ 60

B 52  /  Ignition of Mine Gases by the Filaments of Incandescent Lamps, 1913, $ 25

B 53  /  Mining and Treatment of Feldspar and Kaolin, $ 75

B 54  /  Foundary-Cupola Gases and Temperatures, $ 25

B 55  /  The Commercial Trend of the Producer-Gas Power Plant in the US, 1913, $ 40

B 56  /  First Series of Coal-Dust Explosion Tests in the Experimental Mine, 1913, $ 55

B 58  /  Fuel-Briquetting Investigations, 1904 - 1912, 1913, $ 30

B 59 / Investigations of Detonators and Electric Detonators, $ 60

B 60  /  Hydraulic Mine Filling - Its Use in the Pennsylvania Anthracite Fields, A Preliminary Report, $ 60

B 61  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from October, 1912, to March 1913, $ 20

B 62  /  National Mine-Rescue and First-Aid Conference Pittsburgh, PA., September 23-26, 1912, $ 26

B 63  /  Sampling Coal Deliveries and Types of Government Specifications for the Purchase of Coal, $ 24

B 64  /  The Titaniferous Iron Ores in the United States, Their Composition and Economic Value, $ 40

B 65  /  Oil and Gas Wells Through Workable Coal Beds, $ 30

B 66  / Tests of Permissible Explosives, $ 38

B 67  /  Electric Furnaces for Making Iron and Steel, $ 38

B 68 / Switches for Use in Gaseous Mines, 1913, $ 35

B 69 /  Coal-Mine Accidents in the United States and Foreign Countries, $ 28

B 70  /  A Preliminary Report on Uranium, Radium, and Vanadium, $ 45

B 71  /  Fuller’s Earth, $ 10

B 72 / Occurrence of Explosive Gases in Coal Mines, 1915, $ 95

B 73 / Brass-Furnace Practice in the United States,1914, $ 65

B 74 / Gasoline Mine Locomotives in Relation to Safety and Health with a Chapter on Methods of Analyzing Exhaust Gases, 1915, afb, $ 55

B 75  / Rules and Regulations for Metal Mines, 1915, afb, $ 45

B 76  / United States Coals Available for Export Trade, 1914, $ 15

B 77  / The Electric Furnace in Metallurgical Work, 1914, afb, $ 45

B 78 /  Approved Explosion-Proof Coal-Cutting Equipment, $ 45

B 79  / Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from March to December, 1913, 1914, afb, $ 30

B 80 /  A Primer on Explosives for Metal Miners and Quarrymen, $ 30

B 81 / The Smelting of Copper Ores in the Electric Furnace, $ 45

B 83  / The Humidity of Mine Air with especial reference to coal mines in Illinois, 1914, $ 30

B 84  / Metallurgical Smoke, 1915, afb, $ 30

B 90  / Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from December, 1913, to September, 1914, 1915, afb, $ 34

B 90  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from December, 1913, to September, 1914, 1915, afb, $ 30

B 94 /  United States Mining Statutes Annotated, $ 45

B 95 /  A Glossary of the Mining and Mineral Industry cl, $ 40

B 95 /  A Glossary of the Mining and Mineral Industry pb, $ 20

B 95 /  A Glossary of the Mining and Mineral Industry pb, more wear, $ 10

B 97  /  Sampling and Analyzing Flue Gases, 1915, $ 28

B 98 /  Report of the Selby Smelter Commission with accompanying papers, afb, $ 150

B 99  /  Mine-Ventilation Stoppings with Especial Reference to Coal Mines in Illinois, 1915, $ 45

B 100  /  Manufacturing and Uses of Alloy Steels, 1915, $ 28

B 110  /  Concentration Experiments with the Siliceous Red Hematite of the Birmingham District, Alabama, 1917, 1 plate, afb, $ 40

B 111  /  Molybdenum: Its Ores and Their Concentration with a Discussion of Markets, Prices, and Uses, 1916, $ 35

B 113  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from May to September, 1915, 1916, $ 30

B 114 /  Manufacture of Gasoline and Benzene-Toluene from Petroleum and other Hydrocarbons, $ 40

B 118  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from October to December, 1915, 1916, $ 30

B 119  /  Analysis of Coals purchased by the Government during the Fiscal years 1908-1915, $ 20

B 120 /  Extraction of Gasoline from Natural Gas by Absorption Methods, $ 20

B 122  /  The Principles/Practice of Sampling Metallic Metallurgical Materials with special reference to the Sampling of Copper Bullion, $ 20

B 124 /  Sandstone Quarrying in the United States, $ 30

B 125  / The Analytical Distillation of Petroleum, 1916, $ 45

B 126  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from January to April, 1916, 1917, afb, $ 30

B 129  /  The Fusibility of Coal Ash and the Determination of the Softening Temperature, $ 30

B 131  /  Approved Electric Lamps for Miners, 1917, $ 38

B 133  /  The Wet Thiogen Process for Recovering Sulphur from Sulphur Dioxide in Smelter Gases, A Critical Study, 1917, $ 28

B 134 /  The use of Mud-Laden fluid in Oil and Gas Wells, 1917, $ 20

B 135 /  Combustion of Coal and Design of Furnaces, 1917, $ 48

B 136 /  Deterioration in the Heating Value of Coal during storage, 1917, $ 24

B 137  /  The Use of Permissible Explosives in the Coal Mines of Illinois, 1917, $ 36

B 138  /  Coking of Illinois Coals, 1917, $ 24

B 139 /  Control of Hookworm Infection at the Deep Gold Mines of the Mother Lode, California, 1917, $ 30

B 140  /  Occupational Hazards at Blast-Furnace Plants and Accident Prevention, 1917, $ 50

B 141 / Yearbook of the United States Bureau of Mines, 1917, $ 25

B 143  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from May to August, 1916, 1917, $ 27

B 144 /  Report of a Joint Committee Appointed from the USBM and the USGS by the Secretary of the Interior to Study the Gold Situation, 1919, $ 35

B 145 /  Measuring the Temperature of Gases in Boiler Settings, 1918, $ 35

B 146 /  Technology of Salt Making in the United States, 1917, $ 45

B 147  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from September to December, 1916, 1917, $ 30

B 148  /  Methods for Increasing the Recovery from Oil Sands, 1917, $ 60

B 149 /  Bibliography of Petroleum and Allied Substances, 1915, $ 15

B 151 /  Recovery of Gasoline from Natural Gas by Compression and Refrigeration, $ 20

B 152  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining reported from January to April, 1917, 1917, $ 25

B 153  /  The Mining Industry in the Territory of Alaska during the Calendar Year 1916, 1917, $ 30

B 154 /  Mining and Milling of Lead and Zinc Ores in the Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma Zinc District, 1918, $ 75

B 155  /  Oil-Storage Tanks and Reservoirs with a brief discussion of losses of oil in storage and methods of prevention, 1918, $ 40

B 156  /  The Diesel Engine, its fuels and its uses, 1918, afb, $ 50

B 157 /  Innovations in the Metallurgy of Lead, $ 35

B 158  /  Cost Accounting for Oil Producers, $ 15

B 159  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining, May - August, 1917, $ 30

B 160  /  Rock Quarrying for Cement Manufacture, $ 18

B 161  /  California Mining Statutes Annotated including all California Mining Laws, 1918, $ 28

B 162 /  Removal of the Lighter Hydrocarbons from Petroleum by Continuous Distillation, 1919, $ 65

B 163  /  Methods of Shutting Off Water in Oil and Gas Wells, 1918, $ 40

B 164  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining, September - December, 1917, $ 30

B 165 /  Bibliography of Petroleum and Allied Substances in 1916, $ 18

B 166 /  A Preliminary Report on the Mining Districts of Idaho, $ 75

B 167 /  Coal-Dust Explosion Tests in the Experimental Mine, 1913 to 1918 inclusive, 1922, $ 85

B 168  /  Recovery of Zinc from Low-Grade and Complex Ores, 1919, $ 55

B 170 /  Extinguishing and Preventing Oil and Gas Fires, $ 28

B 171  /  Melting Brass in a Rocking Electric Furnace, 1918, $ 50

B 174  /  Abstract of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining, reported from May to September, 1918, 1919, $ 26

B 176 /  Recent Developments in the Absorption process for recovering Gasoline from Natural Gas, $ 18

B 177  /  The Decline and Ultimate Production of Oil Wells, with Notes on the Valuation of Oil Properties, 1919, $ 60

B 179  /  Abstract of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining, reported from September to December, 1918,1919, $ 26

B 180  /  Bibliography of Petroleum and Allied Substances, 1917, 1920, $ 25

B 181  /  Abstracts of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining Reported from January to May, 1919, 1919, $ 26

B 182  /  Casing Trouble and Fishing Methods in Oil Wells, $ 18

B 183  /  Abstract of Current Decisions on Mines and Mining, reported May-August, 1919, 1920, $ 26

B 184  /  The Manufacture of Sulphuric Acid in the United States, 1920, $ 28

B 185  /  Pennsylvania Mining Statutes Annotated, $ 45

B 187  /  Treatment of the Tungsten Ore of Boulder County, Colorado, 1921, $ 75

B 188  /  Lessons from the Granite Mountain Shaft Fire, Butte, Montana, 1922, $ 50

B 189 /  Bibliography of Petroleum and Allied Substances in 1918, 1921, $ 20

B 190  /  Coal-Mining Problems in the State of Washington, 1924, $ 35

B 191 /  Quality of Gasoline Marketed in the United States, 1920, $ 40

B 192  /  Carbon Black – Its Manufacture, Properties, and Uses, 1922, $ 65

B 193  /  Analyses of Mine and Car Samples of Coal Collected in the Fiscal Years 1916 to 1919, 1922, $ 65

B 194  /  Some Principles Governing The Production of Oil Wells, 1921, $ 35

B 195  / Underground Conditions in Oil Fields, 1921, afb, $ 45

B 196 /  Coal-Mine Fatalities in the United States, 1919, $ 30

B 197 /  Sampling and Examination of Mine Gases and Natural Gas, 1921, $ 45

B 198  /  Regulation of Explosives in the US, Explosives Act of October 2, 1917, 1921, $ 20

B 199 / Experimental Production of Alloy Steels, 1922, $ 30

B 200 /  Evaporation Loss of Petroleum in the Mid-Continent Field, $ 28

B 201 /  Prospecting and Testing for Oil and Gas, 1922, $ 40

B 202 /  Electric Brass Furnace Practice, $ 65

B 203 /  Central District Bituminous Coals as Water-Gas Generator Fuel, 1924, $ 26

B 204 /  Underground Ventilation at Butte, Montana, 1923, $ 50

B 205 /  Flotation Tests of Idaho Ores 1921, $ 60

B 206 /  Petroleum Laws of All America, 1921, $ 10

B 207 / The Analytical Distillation of Petroleum and its Petroleum, 1922, $ 20

B 208 /  The Electrothermic Metallurgy of Zinc, 1923, $ 28

B 209 /  Fusibility of Ash from Coals of the United States, 1922, $ 18

B 210 /  Oil-Shale, An Historical, Technical, and Economic Study, 1922, $ 90

B 211 / The Chloride Volatilization Process of Ore Treatment, 1923, $ 38

B 212 /  Analytical Methods for Certain Metals including Cerium, Thorium, Molybdenum, $ 25

B 213  /  Talc and Soapstone: Their Mining, Milling, Products and Uses, 1923, $ 75

B 214 / Tests of Marine Boilers, 1924, $ 50

B 215 /  Timbering of Metal Mines, 1923, $ 95

B 217 /  Preparation, Transportation, and Combustion of Powdered Coal, $ 8

B 220 /  Bibliography of Petroleum and Allied Substances, 1921, 1923, $ 15

B 221 /   Production and Briquetting of Carbonized Lignite, $ 8

B 222 /  The Metallurgy of Quicksilver, $ 65

B 224 /  Surface Machinery and Methods for Oil-Well Pumping, $ 35

B 228  /  Estimation of Underground Oil Reserves by Oil-Well Production Curves, 1924, $ 45

B 231 /  Investigation of Toxic Gases from Mexican and other High-Sulphur Petroleums and Products, $ 18

B 232 /  Manual for Oil and Gas Operations including Operating Regulations to Govern the Production of Oil and Gas, 1923, $ 10

B 233 /  Protection of Oil and Gas Field Equipment Against Corrosion, $ 12

B 234 /  Screen Sizing of Coal, Ores and other Minerals, $ 26

B 235 / Mine Timber: Its Selection, Storage, Treatment, and Use, $ 38

B 236 /  Plastic Magnesia, $ 5

B 240 /  Electric Shot-firing in Mines, Quarries, and Tunnels, $ 28

B 243 /  Diamond Drilling with Special Reference to Oil-Field Prospecting and Development, $ 28

B 246 /  Quarry Accidents in the United States, $ 16

B 247 /  Sources of Limestone, Gypsum and Anhydrite for Dusting Coal Mines to Prevent Explosions, $ 30

B 248 / Metal-Mine Accidents in the United States - 1923, $ 18

B 249  /  Manual of Testing Methods for Oil Shale and Shale Oil, $ 30

B 250 /  Oil-Field Emulsions, $ 15

B 251 /  Coal-Mine Fatalities in the United States - 1924, $ 18

B 252 /  Beneficiation and Utilization of Georgia Clays, $ 10

B 253 /  Possibilities for the Commercial Utilization of Peat, $ 22

B 254 /  Smoke-Abatement Investigation at Salt Lake City, Utah, $ 28

B 255 / Investigations of the Preparation and Use of Lignite, 1918- 1925, $ 18

B 256 /  Garnet: Its Mining, Milling, and Utilization, $ 30

B 258 / Suggestions for the Design of Electrical Accessories for Permissible Mining Equipment, $ 20

B 259 /  Placer-Mining Methods and Costs in Alaska, $ 60

B 261 /  Resistance of Metal-Mine Airways, $ 38

B 262 /  Underground Limestone Mining, $ 30

B 264 /  Metal-Mine Accidents in the United States - 1924, $ 18

B 265 /  Leakage from high-pressure Natural-Gas Transmission Lines, $ 18

B 266 /  Technology and Uses of Silica and Sand, $ 18

B 268 / Coal-Dust Explosion Tests in the Experimental Mine, 1919 to 1924, Inclusive, $ 26

B 269 /  Quarry Problems in the Lime Industry, $ 15

B 270 / Production of Sponge Iron, $ 18

B 271 /  Problems in the Firing of Refractories, $ 30

B 272 /  Safeguarding Workmen at Oil Derricks, $ 18

B 273 / Drilling and Blasting in Open-Cut Copper Mines, $ 42

B 274 /  Potash Mining in Germany and France, $ 10

B 275 /  Coal-Mine Fatalities in the United States - 1924, $ 18

B 277 /  Safety in Coal Mining [A Handbook], $ 20

B 278 /  Magnetic Concentration of Iron Ores of Alabama, $ 22

B 284 /  Production and Development Problems in the Powell Oil Field, Navarro County, Texas, $ 12

B 295 /  Subsidence and Ground Movement in the Copper and Iron Mines of the Upper Peninsula, Michigan, $ 75

B 306 /  Mining Methods and Practice in the Michigan Copper Mines, $ 85

B 307 /  Flow of Gases through Beds of Broken Solids, $ 28

B 309 /  Rock Bursts in the Lake Superior Copper Mines, Keweenaw Point, Michigan, $ 48

B 310 /  Metal Mine Accidents in the United States - 1921, $ 18

B 311 /  Drilling and Blasting in Metal-Mine Drifts and Crosscuts, $ 32

B 312 /  Bauxite, Float-and-Sink Fractionations and Flotation Experiments, 1929, $ 20

B 313 /  Permissible Storage-Pathway Locomotives and Power Trucks, $ 16

B 314 / Quarry Accidents in the United States - 1927, $ 15

B 315 /  Construction and Operation of the Bureau of Mines Oil-Shale Pilot Plant, 1925 - 1927, $ 28

B 317  /  Rock-Strata Gases of The Cripple Creek District, Colorado and Their Effect on Mining, 1930, $ 45

B 321 / Permissible Methane Detectors, $ 10

B 322 /  Effect of Vacuum on Oil Wells, $ 8

B 323 /  Gas-Lift Method of Flowing Oil Wells (California Practice), $ 6

B 329 /  Agglomeration and Leaching of Slimes and other Finely Divided Ores, $ 36

B 330 /  Ventilation of the Large Copper Mines of Arizona, $ 75

B 332 /  Permissible Electric Mine Lamps, $ 6

B 333 /  Refining of Light Petroleum Distillates, $ 22

B 335 /  Quicksilver, $ 29

B 349 /  Liquid-Oxygen Explosives, $ 25

B 351 /  Mining Petroleum by Underground Methods, $ 12

B 356 /  Sampling and Estimation of Ore Deposits, 1932, $ 36

B 356 /  Sampling and Estimation of Ore Deposits, 1932, afb, $ 55

B 357 /  Shaft Sinking Practice and Cost, afb, $ 85

B 390 / Stoping Methods and Costs, afb, $ 125

B 396 /  Sponge-Iron Experiments at Morocco, $ 12

B 402 /  Crushing and Grinding, $ 38

B 405 /  Copper Mining in North America, $ 110

B 412 /  Composition of Coal Tar and Light Oil, $ 6

B 419 /  Metal-Mining Practice, afb, $ 85

B 419 /  Metal-Mining Practice, cl, $ 120

B 423  /  Mechanical Shoveling in Underground Metal Mines, $ 165

B 432  /  Quarry Accidents in the United States During the Calendar Year 1938, 1940, $ 28

B 433 /  Open-Cut Metal Mining, $ 195  [Photographs of mines, details of mining activity, comparisons between mines, etc.]

B 436 /  Sponge Chromium, $ 12

B 439 /  Some Essential Safety Factors in Tunneling, $ 30

B 460 /  Diatomites of the Pacific Northwest as Filter-Aids, $ 20

B 505 /  Studies of the Extraction and Coking of Coal and their significance in relation to its structure, $ 15

B 513 /  Core Drilling at Shaft Sites of Proposed Mine-Water Drainage Tunnel, $ 25

B 537 /  Air Pollution: A Bibliography, $ 5

B 575 /  Occurrence and Determination of Germanium in coal ash from power plants, $ 8

B 583 /  A Glossary of the Diamond-Drilling Industry, $ 25

B 589  /  troduction to Mine Ventilating Principles and Practices, $ 20

B 621 /  Some Statistical Techniques for Analyzing Mine & Mineral Deposit Sample and Assay Data, $ 20

B 644 /  Tunneling: Recommended Safety Rules (Revision of USBM B 439), $ 20

B 645 /  Mineral Resources and Industries of Arkansas, $ 60

B 669 / The Electroslag Melting Process, $ 45

B 692 /  An Appraisal of Minerals Availability for 34 Commodities, $ 25

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