U.S. Congressional Serial Set Finding List: Minerals Yearbook (I 28.37:)

When the Mines Bureau returned to Interior in 1934, the former Minerals Resources of the United States series evolved into what is today known as the Minerals Yearbook. The yearbook includes general information and various statistics about the minerals industries in the United States as well as internationally. The Yearbook split into three volumes in 1952, and further into four volumes in 1963: volumes 1 and 2 covered metals, minerals, and fuels; volume 3 covered domestic area reports; and volume 4 covered international area reports. When the Mines Bureau was abolished in 1996, the Yearbook fell under the auspices of the Geological Survey and was given the I 19.165: call number. (Andriot 493)

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