REFERENCES
- Marten Triewald, Kort beskrifning, om Eld-och Luft-Machin wid Dannemora grufwor, Stockholm: Benjamin Gottl. Schneider, 1734. Translated as: Marten Triewald's Short description of the atmospheric engine . . . 1734 (Newcomen Society, London, Extra Publication No. 1, 1928).
- Svante Lindqvist, "The First Newcomen Engine in Sweden (1726–1728) ..", Trans. 55 (1983–84), pp113–130 ( above).
- Emil Sahlin, British Contributions to Sweden's Industrial Development: Some Historical Notes, General Export Association of Sweden, preface dated June 1964, pp 65–67: see also Carl Sahlin, Trans. VIII, (1927–28), p. 158.
- Trans., 48 (1976–77), p. 124; Library of Congress Union catalog. Not seen.
- here is a good note on Polzunov in the Great Soviet encyclopedia, xx, London and NY: Macmillan, 1979.
- odleian Library, MS Rawl. D. 871 ff.78r-80v ( Rawlinson MSS). Richard Rawlinson (1690–1755), FRS 1714, Topographer, traveller and antiquary, left his MS collections to the Library (DNB).
- Trans., XVIII (1937–38), pp. 300–301 ( obituary).
- C Union cat.; BM cat. (both under Are Waerland); no Times or NYT obituary.
- Phil. Trans., no. 408 ( March-April 1729), in Vol. xxxvi (1729–30), London, 1731, p. 39. These are Swedish feet, so 891 mm, or 35.1 English inches (see Lindqvist, op. cit., (2) p. 129), about the maximum size by that date.
- ee Biographie universelle (Michaud); Nouvelle biographie generale (Hoefer). In 1720, he met Thomas Barney (who drew and engraved the 1719 copperplate of the Dudley Castle engine) at Wolverhampton (L. T. C. Rolt and J. S. Allen, The Steam Engine of Thomas Newcomen (1977), p. 51).
- ouncil minutes, 30 April and 15 October 1930.