博客來This volume presents the official report of the Fourth International Rubber Congress, held in London in 1914. Titled ＂The Rubber Industry,＂ it offers a comprehensive look into the state of the rubber industry at the time, featuring papers and discussions from leading experts. The report includes numerous papers dealing with fibres, cotton, oils, and other related materials, providing valuable insights into the broader context of rubber production and its associated industries.
A valuable historical resource for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the history of industrial technology and the rubber industry, this report captures a pivotal moment in the development and globalization of rubber production. It provides a window into the challenges, innovations, and international collaborations that shaped this essential industry during the early 20th century.
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