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33 volumes in 24 : illustrations, portraits ; 23-31 cm. monthly.
Imprint varies: 1904-05, Allentown, Pa., The Chemical engineer publishing co.--1905-07, Philadelphia, The Chemical engineer publishing co.--1907-16, Chicago, Ill., The Chemical engineer publishing co.--1917-25, New York, McCready publishing company.
Editors: Nov. 1904-Apr. 1910, R. K. Meade; May 1910-Jan. 1916, Harry McCormack; Dec. 1916-Sept. 1918, L. T. Clark (with T. H. Norton, June 1917-June 1918); Oct. 1918-Apr. 1920, A. G. Sclater and others; May 1920-Dec. 1924, Lloyd Lamborn; Feb. 1925, A. G. Sclater.
Absorbed the Chemical age (published in New York from 1919 to 1920) in May 1920, and assumed its title.
Merged into Chemical, color and oil record, which continued as Chemical record-age (Mar. 23-May 18, 1925) later as Chemicals.