Featuring popular titles by authors like Bernard Waber and Jan & Stan Berenstain, these illustrated paperback books cater to children of all ages, from preschool to early teens.
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"Mechanical Drawing for High Schools" by Thomas French & Carl Svenson is a vintage textbook published by McGraw-Hill in 1919. This 1st edition, 12th printing book is targeted towards young adults interested in mechanical engineering and technology. With a focus on mechanical drawing, this nonfiction book features illustrations and is written in English. It is
"Mechanical Drawing for High Schools" by Thomas French & Carl Svenson is a vintage textbook published by McGraw-Hill in 1919. This 1st edition, 12th printing book is targeted towards young adults interested in mechanical engineering and technology. With a focus on mechanical drawing, this nonfiction book features illustrations and is written in English. It is
"Mechanical Drawing for High Schools" by Thomas French & Carl Svenson is a vintage textbook published in 1927 by McGraw-Hill. This 2nd edition book, intended for young adults, focuses on mechanical engineering and is written in English. With 221 pages, this illustrated text is a valuable resource for those interested in the field of engineering
This book lot is comprised of Ex-Library copies in Acceptable Used Condition. All books bear marks, stamps, labels, writing, etc. indicative of their former status. Normal shelf wear is present. Cover wear such as scuffing may be present. Substantial shop wear present. Age-related yellowing of pages present on all volumes. The texts and bindings are
Southeast Asia Hardcover 1963 byWilliam Withington & Margaret Fisher. Hardcover Does Have Some discoloration spots and aging
East Africa (Library of Nations) by Time-Life Books (1987, Hardcover). Condition is Very Good. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
This book is in good condition. Stated First Printing. 160 pages.
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