Description
Papers of T.A.M. Brownlie, agricultural engineer and educator.
- Diary of a lecture tour to the United States in 1927. Notes of expenses and of visits to irrigation facilities. Detailed notes of machinery and procedures.
- Road map of Northern India, prepared by the Automobile Association of Northern India, c. 1910.Booklet, ‘Instructions for operating the Remington portable typewriter’.
- 1 page of hand-written notes detailing prices of pipe tracks.
- Photocopy of the Punjab Agricultural College Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 7, April 1934.
- Correspondence and notes relating to previous use of T.A.M. Brownlie’s papers.
- Assorted letters relating to patent applications, lectures and the construction of tube wells in Punjab.
- Assorted published papers and offprints:
- S.I. Mahbub, Punjab Engineering Congress, Paper No. 257, ‘Densification of canal banks’, n.d.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, ‘Rise of subsoil water level in canal-irrigated areas’, offprint from unidentified publication, n.d.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, Notes on tube wells in theory and in practice for irrigation purposes and public water supplies, 1912.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, ‘Convoluted tube wells for irrigation’, offprint from the Agricultural Journal of India, 1913.
- ‘Replies to questionnaire by T.A.M. Brownlie, Agricultural Engineer to Government, Punjab’, from unidentified publication.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, Reclamation of waterlogged and alkalined land in the Western States of America, 1928.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, ‘A new type winnowing machine, for the separation of grain and bhoosa’, offprint from Agriculture and livestock in India, vol. 4, 1, January 1934.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, ‘Mechanics of tillage implements’, offprint from The agricultural journal of India, vol. 17, 2, March 1922.
- T.A.M. Brownlie, ‘Plain and reinforced concrete construction simplified’, offprint from The agricultural journal of India, vol. 21, 1, January 1926.
- Paper from the Second All-India sanitary conference, Madras, 1912, ‘Tube wells as a source of public water supply’.
- Three advertising booklets for wells and well strainers designed by T.A.M. Brownlie.
- Three patent provisional specification documents for tube well improvements, 1913-1920.