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FOREWORD
The purpose of this book is to assist teachers in securing the
best, and just the books on the manual arts, which are suited to their
needs. The description given is necessarily brief. Should additional
information be desired, this will be freely given and without cost or
obligation. If requested, assistance will also be given in the selection
of textbooks, reference books, and manuals for both teachers' and
students' use. The Subject Index on page 3 and the Author and Title
Index on page 60 will be found convenient helps in locating titles of
interest.
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THE MANUAL ARTS PRESS

PEORIA, ILLINOIS
1915
FROM 'PAYNES ART METALWORK WITH INEXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT"
SUBJECT INDEX
See also Author and Title Index, page 60.
Page
Page
Joinery
53
Agriculture
5
Architectural Drawing
15
Laundry Work
...33
Art Crafts
6
Leather Work
6
Art and Design
9
Lettering
15
Art Metalwork
, 6
Machine Design
19
Automobiles
57
Machine Drawing
19
Machine Shop Work
39
Basketry
25
Benchwork
53
Machine Tool Work
39
Manual Training
35
Bookbinding
6
Building Arts
13
Mathematics
37
Cabinet Work
5a
Metal and Metalworking
39
Carpentry
13
Millinery
45
Cement Construction
43
Miscellaneous
57
Clay Working
25
Modeling
43
Molding
39
Clothing
45
Paper and Cardboard
25
Color
9
Pattern-making
41
Concrete Construction
13
Cooking and Serving
29
Perspective
9
Decorative Arts
15
Plastic Arts
43
Paster and Plastering
13
Design
9
Domestic Training
15
Plumbing
13
Drawing, Architectural
15
Pottery
43
Drawing, Machine
19
Printing Arts
43
Drawing, Mechanical
21
Printing Materials
43
Electricity
57
Proof-Reading
43
Elementary Handwork
25
Punctuation
43
Farm Buildings
5
Sanitation
33
Farm Machinery
5
Sewing and Needlework
45
Farm Metalworking
5
Sheet-Metalwork
39
Farm Woodworking
5
Sketching
9
Freehand Drawing
9
Stenciling
6
Food and Food Preparation
29
Structural Drawing
15
Foods and Dietetics
....29
Textile Arts
45
Forging
39
Textiles
45
Foundry
39
Thin Woodworking
25
Furniture
31
Topographical Drawing
15
Vocational Training
47
Furniture Design
31
Furniture Making
31
Vocational Education
47
.Furniture Styles
31
Vocational Guidance
47
Gardening.
5
Weaving
25
Gas Engines
57
Wood and Trees
51
Harnessmaking
5
Wood-Carving
6
Home Making
33
Wood Pattern-Making
41
House Decoration
33
Wood-Turning
41
Household Management
33
Woodworking
53
Working Drawings of Furni
Inventions
57
Iron and Steel
57
ture
31
Jewelry
6
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ten days after the books have been received, return any or all
of them and his money will be refunded promptly.
Agriculture
Agriculture
Farm Buildings, Farm Machinery, Farm Metalworking, Farm
Woodworking, Harness Making, Gardening. See also Archi
tectural Drawing, Woodworking, Metal and Metalworking.
Davidson and Chase
Farm Machinery and Farm Motors
A textbook treating of the modern machines and motors used on

the farm. 376 illustrations, 504 pages.
$2.00
Farm Buildings
A compilation of plans for farm barns and other buildings.
Illustrated with photographs, floor plans and elevations. 354 pages.
Size 7 :>i x 1 0 '/, .
$2.00
Fiske, G. B.
Poultry Architecture
A treatise on poultry buildings of all grades, styles and classes.

$ .50
Fiske. G. B.
Poultry Appliances and Handicrafts
Illustrated descriptions of a great variety of home-made nests,

roosts, windows, ventilators, incubators, brooders, etc.
$ .50
Hasfuck, Paul N.
Harness Making
A popular handbook treating of the tools, materials and processes

used in harness making.
t .50
Hemenway, H. D.
How to Make School Gardens

$1.00
Holmstrom, J. G. Standard Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing and
Wagon Making
An illustrated practical treatise by a successful blacksmith.
Powell, Edwin C.
f1.OO
Barn Plans and Out Buildings
A comprehensive treatise of all forms of barns and farm build

ings. A valuable book of reference for the student of agriculture
and for the practical farmer.
$1.00
Powell, F. E.
Wind Mills and Wind Motors
Contains many good Ideas valuable to the student of agriculture.

Illustrated with working drawings.
$ .50
Verrill, A. Hyatt
Knots, Splices and Rope Work
Gives simple directions for making all the most useful and or
namental knots in common use.
$ .60
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Arts Crafts
Art Crafts
Art Metal Work, Bookbinding, Jewelry, Leather Work,
Stenciling, Wood-Carving. See also Woodworking, Furni
ture, Elementary Handwork.
Adams, John D.
Metal Work and Etching
A handbook illustrated with photographs and working drawings.

Tells how to make such articles as desk sets, hinges, drawer pulls
and arts and crafts jewelry.
$ .50
Adam and Evans
Metal Work
A handbook for teachers and students. It outlines a course of

study and gives much information on tools and equipment, tool
processes, methods of teaching, etc. 332 pages. One of the best
books on the subject.
$1.40
Bailey, Henry Turner
Booklet Making
A handbook for grade, art and art-craft teachers giving all the
steps in making a booklet from the selection of material to the fin
ished product.
$ .75
Bean, Florence O.
Bookbinding for Beginners
A teachers' manual outlining a course of 14 problems in elementary

bookbinding. It is based on the work done in the fifth grade of
Boston Public Schools.
$1.25
Cockerell, Douglas
Bookbinding, and the Care of Books
A well-written and fully illustrated book on the technical pro

cesses of bookbinding by a famous English binder. (Artistic Craft
Series.)
$1.25
Cunynghame, H. H.
on Metals
Theory and Practice of Art-Enameling
A complete treatise for reference use.
Davidson, P. Wylie
$2.00
Educational Metalcraft
A practical treatise on Repousse, Fine Chasing, Silver Smithing.

Jewellery and Enamelling.
$1.40
Hasluck, Paul
Wood Carving
This book treats of the processes, tools and appliances used in

wood-carving. It contains photographs of old work.
$3.00
Hooper, J., and Shirley, A. J.
Handcraft in Wood and Metal
A valuable reference book on craftwork in wood and metal. It

treats of historic craftwork, materials used in handcrafts, designing,
decorative processes, the historical development of tools, the theory
of the cutting action of tools, and the equipment of the school work
shop. It Is notable because of its application of design to handwork.
Beautifully bound and abundantly illustrated. See page 14.
$3.00
Jack, George
Wood-Carving, Design and Workmanship
An exposition of technical processes and the fundamentals of

design. (Artistic Craft Series.)
$1.40
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Art Crafts
Mickel, Adelaide
Leather Work
A manual on art leather work for students, teachers, and art work
ers. It gives detailed descriptions of the various processes of working, treating of flat modeling, embossing or repousse, carved leather
and cut work. It is well illustrated with photographs of finished
work and working drawings of twenty useful and beautiful articles
suitable for school and home work. See page 32.
$ .75
Payne, Arthur F.
Art Metalwork
A textbook written by an expert craftsman and experienced teach

er. it treats of the various materials and their production, ores,
alloys, commercial forms, etc.; of tools and equipments suitable for
the work, the inexpensive equipment of the practical craftsman, and
the correlation or art metalwork with design and other school
subjects.
It describes in detail all the processes involved in making articles
ranging from a watch fob to a silver loving-cup. It gives new methods
of construction, new finishes, new problems. It is abundantly and
beautifully illustrated, showing work done by students under ordi
nary school conditions in a manual training shop. The standard
standard book on the subject. See page 8.
$1.50
Pellew, Chas. E.
Dyes and Dyeing
A book prepared especially with the needs of the craft worker

and amateur dye users in mind.
$2.00
Rathbone, R. LL. B.
Simple Jewellery
A good historical outline of the subject with clear description of

processes of designing and making jewelry of the commercial type.
$2.00
Ried, Frederick W.
Designs in Leather
A portfolio consisting of nineteen plates showing designs for use

ful articles adapted to school use.
$ .50
Rose, Augustus F.
Copper Work
A fully illustrated handbook for teachers and art metal workers.

Tells you just "how to do it."
$1.50
Rowe, Eleanor
Practical Wood-Carving
This is an excellent book on the art of wood-carving. It is illus

trated with photographs and drawings of tools, processes, and fine
examples of carving.
$3.00
Sanford, Frank G.
This book gives help to
tical way, it describes and
metal work, leather work,
ing, pyrography and work
The Art Crafts for Beginners

a beginner in the art crafts. In a prac
illustrates elementary processes in sheetpottery, basketry, bead-work, bookbind
in thin wood.
$1.20
Simmonds, Thomas C.
Wood-Carving
An elementary treatise with suggestions on chip carving.
Stephenson, John W.
$ .50
Furniture Upholstering
A handbook for the upholsterer, valuable as a reference book to

the manual training teacher. Deals in a simple way with elementary
processes; Is comprehensive and contains over 700 illustrations. $3.50
Whall, C. W.
Stained-Glass Work
One of the admirable handbooks of the "Artistic Crafts Series."

$1.50
Wilson, H.
Silverwork and Jewelry
A good book for rather advanced students of metal work.

tains many good designs. (Artistic Crafts Series.)
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Con
$2.00
MANUAL ARTS
ART METALWORK
WITH INEXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT
BY ARTHUR F. PAYNE
ASSISTANT FuorBsaoR OF MANUAL ARTS
BRADLVT POLYTBORNIO INSTITUTB. I'KORI*. ILLINOIS
For
STUDENTS
TEACHERS
And
INDEPENDENT
CRAFTSMEN
186 "Pages
759 Illustrations
PRICE, POST PAID
$1.50
_This book was written by a practical art metalworker, expert craftsman and
experienced teacher ; one who understands the needs of the manual training
teacher. It contains detailed information for the teacher introducing art metalwork into his courses.
Part I deals mainly with materials and equipment describing the production
of copper, the ores, the method of extracting, the commercial forms, and copper
alloys. It also tells how to color and finish art metalwork, and the sources of
materials and equipment. Two chapters treat of the influence of the Arts and
Crafts Movement upon Manual Training and The Correlation of Metalwork and
Design. Part ii deals with problems, describing in detail all the processes to
be followed in making articles varying from a watch fob to a silver loving cup,
including etching, piercing, annealing, planishing, modeling, chasing, enameling,
spoon making, etc., etc. It tells about new methods of construction, new finishes
and new problems. It also gives methods and valuable information that have
hitherto been guarded as trade secrets. Beautiful illustrations show work done
by students under ordinary school conditions in a manual training shop. It
shows tools, processes, and the most practical inexpensive equipment of the
practical craftsman.
Author and publisher have united to make this the standard book on the
subject. It contains twenty chapters, and is well printed and attractively bound.
"I consider Art Metalicork by far the most valuable treatment of this sub
lect for general purposes I know. The author knoics his sublect, the related
design, and how to teach them. We expect to use the book in our work, both
in the University High School and the University. The press work ie as good
as the sublect matter and illustrations, and that is saying a very great deal."
Respectfully,
IRA S. GRIFFITH,
Associate Professor of Manual Arts, University of Missouri.
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Art and Design
Art and Design

Color, Design, Freehand Drawing, Perspective, Sketching.
See also Furniture.
Art Education for High Schools

A discussion of basic principles with illustrative problems.
as a text and a reference book.
Batchelder, E. A.
Good
$1.25
Design in Theory and Practice
A very comprehensive work, abundantly illustrated. The theory

is sound and the examples of practice are of a high standard of
excellence.
$1.75
Batchelder, E. A.
Principles of Design
This book discusses the fundamental principles of design, and

illustrates each.
3.00
Nature Drawing
A collection of articles by various authorities.

The flower of picture interpretation.
Inimitable in style.
Branch, Elizabeth G.
$1.50
Twelve Great Paintings

An inspiration and a guide.
$1.50
Illustrated Exercises in Design
A book of large clear half-tone plates with forceful explanations

of the principles illustrated. A splendid aid for teaching design.
$1.50
Brown, F. H. and Rankin, H. A. Simple Pictorial Illustration

A guide to enable one to visualize any object or scene in color.
Profusely and well illustrated with line drawings and full-page
plates, over 20 of which are colored.
$1.35
Clark, Ernest E.
A Handbook of Plant Form
One hundred plates of line drawings from nature intended for

reference and use in decorative design. Brief notes accompany each
plate. The draftsmanship of the plates Is excellent.
$2.50
Crane, Walter
The Bases of Design
A most stimulating book, beautifully illustrated. Mr. Crane is

one of England's most noted designers, and for many years he was
the president of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society of London.
$2.25
Cross, Anson 'K.
Color Study
A comprehensive discussion of the established theories of color.

$ .60
Cross, Anson K.
Freehand Drawing
A well-written treatise on model drawing.
Cross, Anson K.
A companion volume
Dow, Arthur W.
to "Freehand
$ .80
Light and Shade

Drawing."
$1.00
Composition
A series of exercises in art structure for the use of students and

teachers. Revised and enlarged edition with new illustrations and
color plates.
$4.oo
CLAY WORK
BY KATHERINE MORRIS LESTER
A HANDBOOK FOR TEACHERS IN THE

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
THIS book was written by a grade teacher and art worker to help teachers
in acquiring the technique of clay working, and to give them suggestions
concerning the teaching of the several f types of clay work suited to pupils
in the elementary schools. It covers the study of natural forms, human figure
in relief, and the round, animal forms, story illustration, architectural ornament,
tiles, hand-built pottery, and pottery decoration. The book is richly illustrated
with more than fifty half-tone and line cuts showing processes, designs, and
the work of children 'from ten to twelve years of age. Printed in duotone ink
on coated paper and appropriately bound in boards.
93 pages, 23 plates and 34 illustrations
Price, postpaid, $1.00
SIMPLIFIED MECHANICAL
PERSPECTIVE
By FRANK FORREST FREDERICK
Director of School of Industrial Art,
Trenton, N. J.
A COURSE OF STUDY DESIGNED TO

DEVELOP THE PERSPECTIVE SENSE
A course of 37 problems that has been evolved through an
experience of twenty years in teaching the subject.
'T'he problems are simple and cover the essentials of mechan
ical perspective.
J t is simple, direct and practical.
planned for pupils of the high school age who have already
received some elementary training in mechanical drawing.
Price, postpaid, 75 cents.
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Art and Design

Dow, Arthur W.
Theory and Practice of Teaching Art
Presents the synthetic method which is having wide and Important

influence on the teaching of art. No art teacher's bookshelf com
plete without it.
$1.50
Frederick, F. F.
Wash Method of Handling Water-Colour
"This little book is a helpful guide and affords a stimulus to the

use of water-color as practiced by the earlier painters, whose beau
tiful work is unexcelled." See page 8.
$ .50
Garesche, Marie R.
Art of the Ages
A reference history of art which gives the development of art in

the western civilization from the earliest times down to the present.
Well illustrated.
.
$1.25
The Manual Arts Drawing Books

A series of nine books, one for each of the eight grades. ShopWork, the ninth book, treats of woodworking and metalworking,
and gives some excellent designs.
$1.70
Hall, James
With Pen and Ink
An extremely attractive book by a master of pen handling. Illus

trations and text well classified. Invaluable for the teacher or stu
dent of art in the high school.
$1.50
Haney, James Parton
Classroom Practice in Design
A concise, up-to-date, richly illustrated booklet on the teaching of

applied design. Very suggestive. See page 65.
$ .50
Haney, James Parton
Pencil Sketching from Nature
A brief comprehensive treatment of the vital points in the art of

pencil sketching. Beautifully illustrated.
$ .50
Johnston, Edward
Writing, Illuminating and Lettering
A good treatment of the history, development, technique and meth

ods. It is well illustrated with many excellent examples. (Artistic
Craft Series.)
$2.00
Koch, George W.
Pencil Sketching
A thoroughly commendable book, artistic in makeup, helpful and

explicit in text, and excellent in its examples of direct pencil ren
dering.
$1.50
Lawrence, M. and Sheldon, C.
The Use of the Plant

in Decorative Design
Handbooks for the use of teachers and pupils showing the use of
the plant in decorative design as applied to different raaterlals. It
contains well arranged subject matter with unusual illustrations.
Pupils' EditionGrade
$ .35
Pupils' EditionHigh School
.50
Teachers' EdlttonGrade
1.25
Teachers' EditionHigh School
1.25
Maginnis, C. D.
Pen Drawing
An excellent handbook for teachers and a good reference book.

Shows an acquaintance with the best technique and the work of the
best artists. Well illustrated.
$1.00
Norton, Dora M.
Freehand Perspective and Sketching
This book consists of a series of carefully selected exorcises with

explanatory text covering the principles of freehand obj< ct drawing.
It is richly illustrated and attractively bound.
$3.00
Ross, D. W.
A Theory of Pure Design
Dr. Ross of Harvard University has been called "the most widely
influential teacher of design in America." This book is the state
ment of his theory of design.
$2.50
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HANDWORK IN WOOD
By WILLIAM NOYES, M. A.
Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial Arts
Teachers College, Columbia University
A HANDBOOK FOR TEACHERS AND A TEXTBOOK
FOR NORMAL SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS
The Best Book on Woodworking Ever Written for Teachers

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Logging
Sawmilling
Sawing and Measuring Woods
Wood Hand Tools
Wood Fastenings
CONTENTS
6. Equipment and Care of the Shop
7. The Common Joints
8. Types of Wooden Structures
9. Principles of Joinery
10. Wood Finishing
COMPREHENSIVE
::
SCHOLARLY
"I have examined with much interest the book "Handwork in Wood" by William Noyes. It_ i_. to me that it is quite the best book of its kind which has appeared. The subject is logically subdivided,
and each topic is clearly, yet broadly treated. The amount of accurate and pertinent information given
in so brief a work is truly remarkable." Frank M. Leavitt, Professor of Industrial Education, University
of Chicago.
"The book is well proportioned. Descriptions and definitions are clear and concise, working direc
tions are fully and correctly handled and the illustrations with which the book abounds are well suited to
their purpose and excellent in quality. Both teachers and students need just such a textbook as you have
placed within their reach." William F. Vioom, Instructor of Manual Training Public Schools, New York City.
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED, GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
PRICE, POSTPAID, $2.00
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Building Arts
Sargent, W.
Fine and Industrial Arts in Elementary Schools
Indispensable as a practical guide for teachers, as a serious effort

at standardization and as a source of inspiration.
t .75
Whitney, Frederick
Blackboard Sketching
A handbook that "shows how, step by step, from the first prac
tice strokes to completed and effective sketches." Contains 29 plates
with descriptive text.
$ .60
Building Arts
Carpentry, Concrete Construction, Plaster and Plastering,
Plumbing. See also Architectural Drawing, Woodworking.
Bates, E. L. and Charlesworth F.
Mechanics for Builders
A textbook on mechanics as applied to building construction. Con

tains an abundance of examples, exercises and diagrams, with the
necessary tables. 200 pages.
$1.00
Hodgson, Fred T.
Plasters, Plastering, Mortars and Cements
A popular handbook telling "how to make and how to use." $ .50
King, Charles A.
Constructive Carpentry
A textbook on carpentry and house constructipn.
King, Charles A.
$ .70
Inside Finishing
A teacher's handbook on the interior finishing of frame houses.
$ .80
Lewis and Chandler

Handbook for Cement and Concrete Users
A reference book covering the uses of plain and reinforced con
crete, the principles involved, and methods employed in the design
and construction of concrete work.
$2.50
Maginnis, Owen B.
Bricklaying
A practical treatise on the tools, materials and processes of brick

laying.
$1.50
Meloy, D. H.
Progressive Carpentry
$1.00
Cement and How to Use It
A system of framing roofs by a practical architect and builder.
Radford, William A.
A working manual of the practice in the manufacture and testing

of cement. The proportioning, mixing and depositing of concrete,
and its application to various forms of concrete construction. Chap
ters on tools, machinery, waterproofing and working rules.
$1.00
Roehl, L. M.
Problems in Carpentry
A modern textbook on practical carpentry presenting a series of 16

projects covering all features of house construction.
$1.00
Starbuck, R. M.
Standard Practical Plumbing
An exhaustive treatise on all branches of plumbing construction.

including drainage and venting, ventilation, hot and cold water sup
ply and circulation. A valuable reference book.
$3.00
IS
MANUAL ARTS
HANDCRAFT
AND
IN
WOOD
METAL
By John Hooper
AND
Alfred J. Shirley
A VALUABLE REFERENCE BOOK
TEACHERS' MANUAL AND
PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR
CRAFTSMEN
A unique book in many respects. It is
unique because it successfully combines the
qualities of a reference book, a teachers'
manual and a practical guide for work in
both wood and metal ; because of its suc
cessful application of art to handcraft; be
cause it is so beautifully illustrated with
pen drawings and photographs of processes
and finished work; and because of its pre
sentation of historic notes on materials and
the development of tools.
In brief the book treats of drawing, designing and lettering; decora
tive processes used in wood and metal work ; tools, their early forms and
historic development; maferials, their characteristics, properties, and
methods of working; processes and data used in craftwork; the theory of
the cutting action of tools; buildings and equipment for handcraft shops;
models involving the application of art to handcraft in both wood and
metal. The models are shown by full page line drawings giving details,
suggestive designs for decoration as well as construction, and a perspective
drawing of the finished piece.
The book is a complete treatment, for example it discusses forty-seven
metals and alloys and processes of working including casting, welding,
forging, milling, soldering, cleaning, finishing, preserving, etc., etc. The
book is notable, however, because of the unusual treatment of decorative
processes which includes inlaying, veneering, applique, engraving, enam
eling, punch-work, bronzing, embossing, shellacing, etc., etc. It is re
markable because of the amount and great variety of practical informa
tion it contains and because of its successful treatment of the artistic
side of handwork. From cover to cover it is an inspiration to make our
work more useful and especially to make it more beautiful.
Price, postpaid, $3.00.
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Decorative Arts, Domestic Training
Decorative Arts
See also Art and Design.
Brannt, W. T.
Painter, Gilder and Varnisher's Companion
The most comprehensive book available on the subject.
$1.50
Kelly, A. A.
Expert Wood Finisher
A complete manual on the finishing of woods. Contains 339 pages
and describes all kinds of finishes with a special treatment of fur
niture finishing.
$3.00
Domestic Training
Bailey, Pearl L. Domestic Science Principles and Application
A textbook so arranged and graded as to cover the work of two
successive years of standard public school courses.
$1.00
Cooley, Anna M.
Domestic Art in Woman's Education
A valuable reference book for teachers of domestic art. Treats of

domestic art in its relation to elementary, secondary and higher edu
cation and the difficulties confronting the teaching of the subject.
$1.25
Kinne and Cooley

Shelter and Clothing
A textbook of the household arts.
$1.10
Kinne, Helen
Equipment for Teaching Domestic Science
A discussion with practical solutions of the problems met in plan
ning domestic science equipments. Illustrated with drawings, dia
grams and photographs of typical equipments.
$ .80
Trowbridge, Ada Wilson
The Home School
Presents an interesting elaboration of a plan for the training of

girls in the arts of home making under conditions approximating
the homes in which the girls live.
$ .60
Architectural, Lettering, Structural, Topographical. See also
Mechanical Drawing, Building Arts.
Brigham, Percy A.
How to Draw a Bungalow
A set of 11 plates showing all the necessary architectural drawings,

including the perspective of a small bungalow.
$ .50
Brown, Frank C.
Letters and Lettering
This book Is especially valuable in teaching the Roman alphabet

and the spacing of Roman letters.
$2.00
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MANUAL ARTS
BEGlNNlNG WOODWORK
AT HOME AND lN SCHOOL
By CLINTON S. VAN DEUSEN
Kent State Normal School, Kent. Ohio
A definite statement of the steps that should he followed by a beginner in learning the elements of wood
working. A combined textbook and manual that is well adapted for rural and village schools in which
the teacher has had but little experience m the use of woodworking tools. The book explains the readmg
of working drawings, and contains a helpful discussion of equipment and materials. Each process is described
and illustrated by means of specific examples, and each tool needed in the work u also illustrated and described
tn detail. In fact, no work has ever aimed more definitely to give a clear description of the elementary processes
in woodworking.
Effective Methods in Mechanical Drawing

By FREDERICK H. EVANS
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria. Illinois
THIS textbook will be welcomed by instructors in mechanical drawing
and especially those having had commercial drafting experience, as it
is essentially a text on methods with its aim speed and practical
effectiveness. It is well adapted to classes in trade schools, evening schools,
continuation schools, and particularly vocational classes. The book is
essentially a reprint from the author's larger work, "THE DRAFTING
ROOM SERIES" and comprises "The Geometry of Drafting," and
"Kinks and Short Cuts." The geometrical problems presented are those
which have risen in the author's work in machine drafting, covering a
period of over ten years, and the solutions given are the best solutions
arrived at after many hours of study. The problems are presented in their
own languagein the drawing board language of conventional lines.
Mathematical formulae are reduced to a minimum. "Kinks and Short
Cuts" demonstrate the use of paper as a tool in such a way as to render
the mechanical work of solving the problems in this subject much more
accurate, less difficult, and, we believe, more interesting. The book
presents an extremely efficient and simple method of making working
drawings of bevel gears, especially when the axes are not at right angles.
CLOTH BOUND, PRICE, POSTPAID, 50 CENTS
16
Conklin, C. D. Jr.
Structural Steel Drafting and Elementary Design
A book of special value and the first to give successfully practical
information in the preparation of shop detail drawings of structural
steel work. Well illustrated.
$2.50
Daniels, Frank T.
A Text-Book of Freehand Lettering
An excellent mani:al, including plates of alphabets.
$1.00
Daniels, Frank T.
A Text-Book of Topographical Drawing
A textbook presenting a course of study.
$1.60
Edminster, C. F.
Structural Drawing
A satisfactory text for use in high schools or evening classes. Out
lines a thorough course including a short treatment of elementary
mechanical drawing.
$2.50
Edminster, C. F.
Treats of architectural drawing from the use of instruments to the

details of a frame house. A good text for high school classes. $2.00
French and Meiklejohn
The Essentials of Lettering
A textbook on lettering equally good for students of both art and

engineering. It treats of the fundamentals in a clear. interesting,
helpful way and gives excellent examples.
$1.00
Frederick, Frank F.
Simplified Mechanical Perspective
A book of simple practical problems with sufficient explanations

to make it a good textbook. It alms to develop "the perspective
sense" as well as to teach the drawing of lines. The cuts are well
made, and the text is very clear and easily understood. An excellent
book for beginners in the study of perspective drawing. See
page 10.
$ .75
Greenberg and Howe
Architectural Drafting
A satisfactory textbook on architectural drawing; practical, and

adaptable to any course.
$1.50
Howe, Charles B.
Agricultural Drafting
A textbook treating of practical drafting as related to farm life.

It is comprehensive, well written, and well balanced.
$1.25
Martin, A. C.
Details of Building Construction
A cloth bound book containing a collection of 31 plates of architec

tural details. The drawings are well made and present considerable
information by notes. A practical book of reference.
$2.00
Mathewson, Frank E.
Architectural Drawing Plates
In folio form and of convenient size for classroom use. Pt. I $ .75
Pt. ii $ .75
Radford, W. A.
A good reference book, bountifully illustrated, and clearly and

concisely written.
$1.50
Radford, W. A.
Details of Building Construction
A collection of drawings showing in detail everything pertaining

to thoroughly modern building construction.
$1.50
Reinhardt, C. W.
Students
Lettering for Draftsmen, Engineers and
A practical system of freehand lettering for working draw

ings.
$1.00
Windoes, Ralph F.
Architectural Drawing Plates
A set of 18 plates, size 7"x9" presenting a course of study in

architectural drawing.
$ .50
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THE DRAFTING ROOM SERIES

By FREDERICK H. EVANS, M. E.
Assistant Professor of Manual Arts
Bradley Polytechnic institute, Peoria, Illinois
AN EXTREMELY PRACTICAL TREATMENT

OF COMMERCIAL DRAFTING
A MODERN AND SUCCESSFUL TEXTBOOK RICH IN

CONTENT AND EXTREMELY ADAPTABLE IN FORM
THIS unique work is the result of a new analysis of the processes of commer
cial drafting by a practical draftsman, engineer and teacher. The book
points out the quickest, most exact and most practical method of work to
obtain the desired results.
Altho essentially a textbook containing problems, explanations, information
and necessary data, it is an inspiration to collect from time to time additional
material for ready reference and constant use. The scope of the book ranges
from tools and their uses to gears and moving parts. It is a textbook worthy in
form, in content and in adaptability to be considered for adoption by every
teacher of machine drawing.
It is divided into three parts. The first part, READiNG MACHINE DRAW
INGS, is intended for beginners' use. It is designed to teach reading of drawings,
and requires the use of only an ordinary lead pencil and a pad of cross-lined paper.
The second part, MACHINE DRAFTING, contains practical information on
the common instruments, materials and tools of the draftsman and is a treat
ment at length of the practical work of the designer, detailer, checker and tracer,
and a discussion of drafting room records, systems, etc. It contains a general
treatment of "The Drafting Room," "Detailing," "Checking," "Tracing," "The
Geometry of Drafting" and "Kinks and Short Cuts." It presents problems in
drawing, detailing, assembling, checking, tracing, etc., and contains 9 pages
of sketches and notes on the fundamental mechanical principles and their com
mon applications in machinery.
The third part, INTERFERENCE OF MOVING PARTS AND TOOTH
GEARS, contains an entirely new presentation of gears, avoiding technical
language and difficult formulae, yet going to the bottom of the matter with
perfect clearness. The subjects treated are "interference of Moving Parts,"
"Transmission of Motion by Moving Contact," "Tooth Gears" and the "General
Principles of Conjugate Curves." It presents problems in calculation, laying
out, dimensioning, working drawings and detailing of gears.
The series consists of three pamphlets and fifty-four cards, all of standard
filing card size, 5"x8", assembled in a strong cloth-covering filing box.
PRICE, COMPLETE, $2.00
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Drawing, Machine
Drawing, Machine
Machine Drawing and Design. See also Architectural Draw
ing, Mechanical Drawing.
Anthony, Gardner C.
Essentials of Gearing
Designed for students having no previous knowledge of kine

matics.
$1.50
Anthony, Gardner C.
Machine Drawing
A handbook and text, valuable as a brief course, covering the

essentials of the subject.
$1.50
Evans, F. H.
The Drafting Room Series
A modern and successful textbook, rich in content, practical in

methods and extremely adaptable in form. The result of a new
analysis of the processes of practical drafting by an experienced
draftsman, engineer and teacher. It consists of 54 cards and 3 pam
phlets of standard filing-card size5" x 8", in a filing box. The form
is convenient, practical, and capable of unlimited expansion. Se<i
page 18.
92.00
Low, D. A.
Introduction to Machine Drawing and Design
This revised and enlarged edition is a near approach to a success

ful text for high school classes. Valuable for reference use and as
a source book.
t .75
Low and Bevis
A Manual of Machine Drawing and Design
Contains a large number of dimensioned illustrations ranging from

the simple to the complex machine details.
$2.50
Machinery's Handbook
A reference book on machine design and shop practice. Contains
in compact form yet adequately and specifically presenting the
established principles and working data of machine design, construc
tion and operation. The most complete collection of practical
mechanical data ever published. Invaluable. 1400 pages bound in
leather.
$5.00
Merriman, M.
The Strength of Materials
A textbook for manual training schools.
$1.00
Rautenstrauch and Williams
Machine Drafting and Em
pirical Design. Part I.
A textbook containing a short course in machine drafting, with
chapters on general principles, conventions and standards, sketching
and isometric drawing. Contains excellent examples of machine
drafting.
$1.25
Reid and Reid Mechanical Drawing and Elementary Machine

Design.
A textbook for college students.
vanced high school classes.
Unwin, W. C.
Not too difficult for use in ad

$2.50
Elements of Machine Design. Part I.
Treats of the general principles of machine design, strength of

materials and machine parts.
$2.50
Unwin, W. C.
Elements of Machine Design. Part II.
Devoted chiefly to engine details.
$2.00
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PROBLEMS IN.
MECHANICAL
DRAWING
By CHARLES A. BENNETT
Professor of Manual Arts, Bradley Polytechnic Institute
With drawings
By FRED D. CKAWSHAW
Professor of Manual Arts, University of Wisconsin
TEACHES STUDENTS TO THINK AS WELL AS TO DRAW
THiS hook is a collection of problems for the use of students beginning

mechanical drawing. It is the result of years of experience in teaching
the subject and in directing others in such teaching. Although intended
essentially to cover tb ground of a first-year high school course, the first part
of the book is not too difficult for pupils of the upper grammar grades if the
inking be omitted. The accompanying cut illustrates one of the plates,
of which there are 88, offering 82 problems. The problems are arranged in
groups, each presenting an important division of the subject. In each group
the problems are arranged approximately in the order of their difficulty of solu
tion. The proper sequence so necessary for successful instruction in mechanical
drawing is an important feature of the book. With but few exceptions the
problems are presented in an unsolved form with a skillfully arranged balance
between the part given and the part required. Thus copying from the text
is prevented and students are forced to develop their powers to think in the
graphic language as well as to use pencil and instruments. The problems are
both theoretical and applied, and include working drawings, orthographic and
isometric projection, revolution, developments and intersections. The wide
variety, the skillful arrangement and the natural human interest make it a
fascinating course to the student. The book has been adopted and is in success
ful use in high schools and normal schools and has come to be looked upon
as the standard beginning text. Loose leaf and bound in board covers. Price
postpaid, $1.00. Discount in quantities.
Drawing, Mechanical
Drawing, Mechanical
See also Architectural Drawing, Machine Drawing.
Anthony, Gardner C.
Elements of Mechanical Drawing
A textbook for use in colleges and technical sch9Ols, giving a thor

ough drill in geometric construction and the theory of projection as
applied in a wide range of practical drawing. It is also a good
reference book for teachers.
$1.50
Babbitt, Arthur B.
Working Drawings
A practical textbook covering one year's work in mechanical

drawing. Contains a large number of problems well presented. $1.00
Bennett, Charles A.
Problems in Mechanical Drawing
Its purpose ls to furnish teachers of classes beginning mechanical

drawing with a large number of simple, practical problems. These
have been selected with reference to the formation of good habits in
technique, the interest of the pupils and the subjects generally in
cluded in a first year high school course. Each problem given is
unsolved and therefore in proper form to hand the pupil for solution.
Loose leaf and bound in board covers. See page 20.
$1.00
Blessing and Darling
Elements of Drawing
A textbook on mechanical and machine drawing for beginning

engineering students, based on the first year course in Sibley College,
Cornell University.
$1.50
Chase, A. W.
Elementary Course in Mechanical Drawing
A text based on the principles of orthographic projection.
Cross, Anson K.
A standard text for the elementary schools.

adapted to the needs of untrained teachers.
Evans, F. H.
$1.50
Mechanical Drawing
Particularly well
$1.00
Effective Methods in Mechanical Drawing
A practical textbook of drafting methods. The methods presented

are those which meet the requirements of speed and* practical effect
iveness as sought in commercial drafting. The book deals with
"The Geometry of Drafting" and "Kinks and Short Cuts," including
a simple and practical method of making working drawings of bevel
gears. The book is essentially a reprint of selected sections of
"The Drafting Room Series," a larger work by the same author.
Cloth bound. See page 16.
$ .50
Faunce, L.
A textbook for high school students.
$1.25
Follows, G. H. Universal Dictionary of Mechanical Drawing

A practical book of reference for drawing room use. Defines the
conventions, abbreviations,, and short cuts in use in commercial
drafting rooms.
$1.00
French, T. E.
Engineering Drawing
The best book on the subject. A thoroughly modern treatise on

industrial drawing. Valuable as a teachers' reference book or text
book for college students.
Contains chapters on architectural
drawing, duplication and drawing for reproduction, and commercial
practice. It is well written and equally well illustrated.
$2.00
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FURNITURE MAKING
ADVANCED PROJECTS IN WOODWORK
By IRA S. GRiFFITH
A book of problems for the use of high school pupils. It consists of fifty
plates and accompanying notes. It is essentially a collection of problems
in furniture making selected or designed with reference to school use. On
the plate with each working drawing is a good perspective sketch of the com
pleted object. In draftsmanship and refinement of design these problems are
of superior quality. /* is in every way an excellent collection and is sure to
establish a high standard in any school where it is used with reasonable
intelligence.
PRICE. POSTPAID, $1.00.
PROJECTS FOR BEGINNING WOODWORK

AND MECHANICAL DRAWING
By IRA S GRiFFiTH
H
R
H HH
HHRH
H
Abook of problems for the use of grammar grade pupils. it consists of

working drawings and working directions. The projects are such as have
proven of exceptional service where woodworking and mechanical drawing
are taught in a thoro, systematic manner in the seventh and eighth grades. The
aim has been to provide successful rather than unique problems. The 50 projects
in the book have been selected and organized with the constant aim of securing
the highest educational results. The book is especially suited for use in
connection with "Essentials of Woodworking" by the same author.
1'RICE, POSTPAID, 75 cents.
22
Drawing, Mechanical
Jamison, Alpha P.
Advanced Mechanical Drawing
A book suitable for advanced students. Treats of oblique, isometric,

and perspective drawing.
$1.80
Jamison, Alpha P.
Written primarily as a textbook for first year college students.

Treats of shading and stippling.
$2.25
Jamison, Alpha P,
Isometric Drawing
A practical treatise and a good textbook.

study.
Johnston, Philip D.
Outlines a course of
$1.00
A Manual of Mechanical Drawing
A textbook for high school classes in mechanical and machine

drawing.
$2.00
Leeds, Charles C.
Mechanical Drawing for Trade Schools
A brief course of lessons leading directly to machine drafting. It

contains 31 plates, each presenting a very high standard of tech
nique.
$1.25
Mathewson, Frank E.
Notes for Mechanical Drawing
A practical book for the use of high school or evening school

pupils. It contains good problems in projections and working draw
ings, and a more comprehensive series of problems in kinematics
than we have seen in any other treatise in this class. Loose leaf,
with board covers.
$1.25
Mathewson, Frank E.
Drawings
Perspective Sketching from Working
A good elementary course of study correlating constructive and

perspective drawing.
$1.00
Mathewson and Stewart
Applied Mechanical Drawing
A textbook for first and second year high school classes. It corre
lates with the shops and endeavors to avoid abstract problems. $1.00
Miller, H. W.
Mechanical Drafting
A textbook on mechanical drawing, for first year engineering and

advanced high school students. It supplements the work of the in
structor in such a way as to reduce lecture work to a minimum. It
is written about a flexible course, but may be used equally well with
any course. The books abounds in illustrations, both line drawings
and half-tones. It shows a wise selection of material, a keen insight
into the work of the draftsman, and a thorough knowledge of the
principles and methods of teaching. Above all it is a practical treat
ment of subject matter and a students' text easily adaptable to varied
schools and conditions. Contains 219 pages and 225 illustrations, and
Is bound in black flexible leather, pocket book size.
$1.50
Reinhardt, C. W.
The Technic of Mechanical Drafting
Contains many excellent examples of machine, engineering, and

topographical drawing.
$1,00
Rouillion, Louis
Mechanical Drawing
A complete and well written course for elementary high school

classes.
$1.25
Simpson, L. L.
Mechanical Drawing Conventions
A compact and convenient set of plx cards, giving practical infor

mation on conventions used in mechanical drawing. They treat of
Gothic alphabet, lines and their uses, dimensions, methods of showing
breaks, and shading.
t .20
Windoes, R. F. Drafting Instruments and How to Use Them

Illustrates and describes a variety of drawing instruments and
materials.
t .79
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Paper and Cardboard Construction

By G. F. Buxton and F. L. Curran
Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wis.
A MANUAL FOR TEACHERS OF PRIMARY HANDWORK
AMONG books for the primary grades this book is notable because
of the fund of information, the excellent selection and classification
of material, and the completeness of treatment. Unlike other similar
books the directions for each problem are unusually clear, detailed, and
complete.
It presents courses in cutting, measuring, folding, pasting, glueing,
sewing, punching, tying, and decorating a variety of paper materials, with
a definitely organized series of problems in the making of boxes, card
mounts, and envelopes. The book not only gives a variety of problems in
each of the four types, but also gives an analysis of the scope of paper
and cardboard construction for the primary grades of public schools and a
large amount of information on courses, equipments, supplies and methods
of handling the work. In the appendix are mounted and described 24
samples of paper suitable for all forms of primary construction work.
The book is well illustrated with line .drawings and half tones of
finished work, and contains a bibliography of the entire subject.
WELL ORGANIZED -THORO - COMPLETE PRACTICAL
191 pages, clothbound; price, $1.50, postpaid.
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Elementary Handwork
Elementary Handwork
Basketry, Clay Working, Paper and Cardboard, Thin Wood
working, Weaving. See also Plastic Arts, Textile Arts, Art
Crafts, Woodworking.
Blanchard, M. M.
The Basketry Book
Twelve lessons in reed weaving. Treats of tools, materials and

processes. Illustrated with excellent examples.
$2.00
Brown, F. H.
Clay Modelling
A guide for teachers of clay work in the lower grades. Illustrates

and gives notes on the modelling of over 70 interesting and suitable
objects.
$ -75
Buxton and Curran
Paper and Cardboard Construction
A handbook for teachers covering book problems, box problems,

card problems and envelope problems far the first four grades.
Contains outlines of courses, working directions, suggestions con
cerning equipment, supplies and methods of teaching. A book of
special value. See page 24.
$1.50
Daniels, Fred H.
School Drawing, A Real Correlation
Sand table and poster work which well illustrates language, history
and geography.
$1.20
Dobbs, E. V.
Primary Handwork
A book that gives practical' help to the grade teacher who has had
no training in handwork. The projects outlined are such that can
be made in an ordinary schoolroom with small expenditure. The
book is full of suggestions for making projects, rich in subject mat
ter.
$ ,75
Eppendorf, Lina
Handwork Construction
A series of problems in basketry and bead work arranged for firstyear students of normal art and manual training classes. For
each problem there are definite instructions and practical illustra
tions.
$1-50
Frenkel, R. Die Leichte Holzarbeit in Verbindung mit dem

Linearzeichnen.
The new Berlin course in thin woodwork and drawing.
$1.00
Goetze, Dr. W.
Normallehrgang fur den Papparbeitsunterricht
Working diagrams of the normal course in cardboard work at
Leipzig. Contains 13 plates (size 9%xl3) and IS pages of text. The
plates show the completed article, details of construction with
dimensions and samples of paper.
$1.00
Holton and Rollins
Industrial Work for Public Schools
A handbook for primary teachers and teachers of construction.

The text is enriched with appropriate quotations. Weaving, papercutting, braiding, basketry.
$ .90
Hoxie, J. L. Suggestions for Handwork in School and Home

Contains many helpful suggestions on various forms of handwork
for the kindergarten teacher.
$ .75
James, G. W. Indian Basketry and How to Make Indian and

Other Baskets
An historical and practical treatise of great value.
photographs of hundreds of baskets and collections.
Illustrated by
$2.50

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MANUAL TRAINING REPRINTS

SERiES A
NUMBERS 1. 2, 8 AND 4
The MANUAL TRAINING REPRINTS are pamphlets published from time

to time, containing articles or a series of articles of special value that have been
published in the "Manual Training Magazine. " Four of these reprints
are now ready.
SELECTED SHOP PROBLEMS, By George A. Seaton.
A collection of projects for
woodworking classes proj
ects that have been "tried
out" and have proven satis
factory to the teachers who
designed them and to the stu
dents who made them.
1 5 full-page plates of working drawings and
1 5 pages of notes with perspective illustra
tions of each article.
Price, postpaid. 20 cents.
COPING SAW WORK, By Ben W. Johnson.

This booklet presents a course of study that is in successful
use in the public schools of Seattle, Washington.
The models are full of fun
for the children and afford
ample means for training in
form study, construction, in
vention and careful work.
Treats of tools, materials
and equipment. Outlines and
illustrates a course of study
and gives working, drawings
of a number of projects. The
course is developed in the
spirit of modern pedagogy, it
has the play spiritthe child's point of view in his work.
THE CONSTRUCTION AND FLYING OF KITES,

By Charles M. Miller.
A book of unusual interest to the boy. It contains
7 full-page plates of kites and IS figuresover 40
kites shown. Gives the details of construction.
Describes a kite tournament. Full of interesting
suggestions.
JUST WHAT EVERY LIVE BOY WANTS
INEXPENSIVE BASKETRY, By William S. Marten.

A manual for elementary school teachers. A practical book on the
construction of coiled baskets. It is richly illustrated and contains an
outline of a course of study for grades three to six and a bibliography
on basketry.
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Elementary Handwork
James, G. W.
Practical Basket Making
A handbook on basketry that illustrates and describes methods of

making all forms and styles of baskets. Authoritative.
$1.25
Jessup, Anne and Logue, Annie
The Handicraft Book
A good primary work in cord-looping and knotting and in chaircaning.

$1.00
Johnson, Ben W.
Coping Saw Work
Outlines and illustrates a course of study using the coping saw

in thin wood. A very helpful book for teachers in the fourth grade.
(Manual Training Reprint Series.) See page 26.
$ .20
Marten, William S.
Inexpensive Basketry
A teachers' manual presenting in detail the processes of colled bas

ket construction. The book gives a complete treatment of the neces
sary equipment, and the preparation of raw materials, and outlines a
course for grades three to six. In addition it contains a bibliography
of books and magazine articles treating of basketry. It is unique
among books on basketry, as it shows by a series of excellent photo
graphs every step in the construction of colled baskets. The illustra
tions "really illustrate" and show the hand full-size in the different
positions assumed in making a complete basket. (Manual Training
Reprint Series No. 4.) See page 26.
$ .25
McCormack, Mary A.
A handbook of spool
Miller, Charles M.
Spool Knitting
$ .75
Kitecraft and Kite Tournaments
knitting problemsdoll's garments.
An authoritative and comprehensive treatment of kltecraft. The

book deals with the construction and flying of all kinds of kites,
and the making and using of kite accessories. Also aeroplanes,
gilders, propellers, motors, etc. Four chapters are devoted to pre
senting a detailed description of kite flying tournaments. Abund
antly illustrated and attractively bound. See page 34.
$1.00
Miller, Charles M.
The Construction and Flying of Kites
A study in kite building. Illustrates over 40 different kinds of

kites. Tells how to make and fly kites, describes a kite tournament.
Bibliography. (Manual Training Reprint Series.) See page 26. $ .20
Palen and Henderson
What and How
Contains suggestions on various forms of handwork useful to the

kindergarten teacher.
$2.00
Sage and Cooley
Occupations for Little Fingers
Problems in elementary handwork developed in the Department

of Domestic Art at Teachers College, New York. They include sug
gestions for the use of cord, string, rafflla, and clay, sewing, papercutting and folding, weaving, crocheting and knitting, and the fur
nishing of a doll's house.
$1.00
Seegmiller, W.
Primary Handwork
Definite directions for very effective work in inexpensive yet at

tractive materials. Adapted to the first four grades.
$1.00
Tinsley, Laura Rollins
Practical and Artistic Basketry
A compact and helpful book for teachers. It contains an outline

of a course in basketry for the elementary schools.
$1.00
Todd, Mattie Phipps
Hand-Loom Weaving
This book contains suggestions for teachers in the primary grades.

$ .90
Trybom, J. H.
A course of instruction
Turner, Luther Weston
for the lower
Cardboard Construction
grammar grades.
$1.00
The Basket Maker
An excellent handbook on the construction of reed baskets.
$ .75
MANUAL TRAINING TOYS

FOR
THE BOY'S WORKSHOP

By HARRIS W. MOORE
Supervisor of Manual Training, Watertown, Mass.
A COLLECTION OF FORTY-TWO PROJECTS

OVERFLOWING WITH "BOY" INTEREST
A popular boys' book that is truly educational. The projects are all
new in the manual training shop. The text gives instructions for
making each project and treats of tools and tool processes. The
following is a partial list
Darts
Swords
Water Motors
Buzzers
Boxes
Pumps
Tops
Telephone
Boat
Guns
Windmills
Pile Driver
Whistles
Kites
Kite String Reel
Bow and Arrows
Water Wheels
Cannon
THIRTY-FIVE FULL-PAGE PLATES OF WORKING DRAWINGS
Adapted to the Upper Grades of the Elementary School

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Food and Food Preparation
Food and Food Preparations

Cooking and Serving, Foods and Dietetics. See also Home
Making, Domestic Training.
Campbell, Matilda G.
A Textbook of Domestic Science
A textbook and laboratory manual treating of food and nutrition

andthe application of h'eat to foods.
t .90
Child, Georgie Boynton
The Efficient Kitchen
Definite directions for the planning, arranging and equipping of

the modern labor-saving kitchen. A practical book for the home
maker.
$1.25
Farmer, Fannie M.
The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book
A well known and authoritative cook book. Contains over 2000

recipes ranging from the simple and economical to the elaborate and
expensive.
$1.80
Farmer, Fannie M.
A New Book of Cookery
A sequel to the "Boston Cooking-School Cook Book" by the same

author. Contains over 800 recipes with special emphasis on the
proper serving and garnishment.
$1.60
Flagg, Etta P.
A Handbook of Home Economics
A textbook on cooking for students' use.

years' course.
Greer, Edith
Intended for a two

$ .75
FoodWhat It Is and Does
A textbook presenting a comprehensive and readable treatment

of food.
$1.00
Hill, Janet McKenzie
Practical Cooking and Serving
A complete manual of how to select, prepare and serve food. A

very comprehensive book. 731 pages.
$1.50
Hill, Janet McKenzie
Up-to-date Waitress
A manual and reference book on the duties of the waitress. $1.50
Hutchinson, Robert
Food and the Principles of Dietetics
A comprehensive treatise on foods and dietetics.

reference use.
Metcalf, Martha L.
Valuable for
$3.50
Food and Cookery
A students' manual presenting 21 lessons with accompanying text.

Space is provided for laboratory notes.
$1.00
Mitchell, Margaret J.
The Fireless Cook Book
A manual of the construction and use of appliances for cooking by

retained heat. Contains many recipes for use in fin-less cookers. $1.25
Robinson and Hammell

Preparation of Meals
Lessons in Cooking Through
A series of lessons presenting a systematic course in the cooking

of meals with detailed directions for the preparation of each dish
and the meal as a whole.
$2.00
Soyer, Nicolas
Paper-Bag Cookery
A book of recipes and directions for paper-bag cookery.
Wardell and White
$ .60
A Study of Foods
A satisfactory textbook for high school classes.

cise treatment.
.
A simple, con
$ .70

29
FURNITURE DESIGN
FOR SCHOOLS AND SHOPS
By FRED. D. CRAWSHAW
Professor of Manual Arts, University of Wisconsin.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIVE HELPFUL
A Companion volume to "Problems in Furniture Making" by the same author.

This book is intended to stimulate and encourage designing and initiation
on the part of the student. It contains plates showing perspective drawings
of typical designs representing particular types of furniture accompanied by
suggestive drawings for the rearranging of parts, and modeling of parts.
Of some, as many as six or eight different and suggestive designs are given.
Group I treats of Taborets and Low Pedestals and suggests 52 possible designs ;
Group II, Stools and Small Seats45 designs ; Group III, Umbrella Racks10
designs ; Group IV, Book Shelves 5 designs ; Group V, Wall Cabinets3 de
signs ; Group VI, Screens9 designs ; Group VII, Long seats and Chests13
designs ; Group VIII, Small Tables15 designs ; Group IX, Writing and Serving
Tables11 designs ; Group X, Large Tables4 designs ; Group XI, Costumers7
designs ; Group XII, Chairs15 designs.
It also discusses principles of design as applied to furniture in a very
helpful way and treats of practical helps and important details. A valuable
feature of the book is a list of the average sizes of furniture as constructed in
commercial shops.
As a book of practical help on the designing of simple pieces of furniture
this book stands unique.
PRICE. POSTPAID, $1.00

SO
Furniture
Williams and Fisher
and Practice of Cookery
Elements of the Theory
This book combines the features of a working guide for the

kitchen laboratory with those of a handbook for study and reference.
$1.OO
Furniture
Furniture Design, Furniture Making, Furniture Styles, Work
ing Drawings of Furniture. See also Woodworking, PatternMaking, Art Crafts.
Crater and Holt

Easy-to-Make Furniture
Contains 100 designs of up-to-date furniture.
$2.00
Crawshaw, Fred D. Furniture Design for Schools and Shops
A manual on furniture design. A book that will stimulate and
encourage designing and initiation on the part of the student. It
contains a collection of plates showing perspective drawings of
typical designs, representing particular types of furniture. Each
perspective Is accompanied by suggestions for rearrangements and
the modeling of parts. The text discusses and illustrates principles
of design as applied to furniture. A practical and helpful book that
should be in the hands of every teacher of cabinet making and de
signing. See page 30.
$1-00
Crawshaw, Fred D.
Problems in Furniture Making
Sixth edition now ready. This book, revised and enlarged', consists
of 43 plates of working drawings suitable for use in grammar and
high schools, and 36 pages of text including chapters on "design."
"construction" and "finishes," and notes on the problems. The chap
ter on finishes describes over iS different finishes all adapted to
school use. See pa<<- 58.
$1.00
Griffith, Ira S.
Advanced Projects in Woodwork
This book is similar to "Projects for Beginning Woodwork and Me

chanical Drawing," but is suited to high school needs. It consists
of fifty plates of problems and accompanying notes. It is essen
tially a collection of problems in furniture making selected or de
signed with reference to school use. On the plate with each working drawing is a good perspective sketch of the completed oblect.
In draftsmanship and refinement of design these problems are of
superior quality. It is in every respect an excellent collection. See
page 22.
$1.00
Griffith, Ira S.
Woodworking for Amateur Craftsmen
A clearly written and well illustrated practical handbook for ama

teurs. Describes woodworking tools and their uses and tells how
to make several simple articles of furniture.
$ .50
Halstead, F. Working Drawings for Cabinet-Making Models

A collection of working drawings of furniture for high school
classes.
$2.00
Kimerly, W. L.
How to Know Period Styles in Furniture
A brief history of furniture from the days of ancient Egypt to the

present time.
$1.50
WE CAN SUPPLY ANY BOOK I N PRINT ON THE MANUAL ARTS
81
LEATHER WORK
By ADELAIDE MICKEL
Department of Manual Arts,
Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Peoria, Illinois
A TEACHERS' MANUAL ON LEATHER WORK
THE MOST COMPLETE AND SUGGESTIVE BOOK

published on leather-work for the art craft teacher and the craft
worker in leather. The book is intended to be of practical assistance to
teachers and students in acquiring the technique of the various kinds of
leather-work. It describes the tools, processes and materials used in
working leather and gives detailed descriptions of the various processes of
working, treating of flat modeling, embossing, repousse, carved leather
and cut work.
The book is well illustrated with half-tones and line drawings, showing
photographs of many finished articles and full-page working drawings of
twenty useful and beautiful articles suitable for school and home work.
THE BEST MANUAL ON ART LEATHER-WORK AVAILABLE
PRICE, POSTPAID, 75 CENTS
Home Making
Mission Furniture. How to Make It
Tells in a popular way, how to make articles of furniture. Well
illustrated with photographs and working drawings.
Parts I, II
and III.
Bach $ .50
Nye, A. C.
Furniture Design and Drafting
Treats of the elementary forms, methods of construction, and

dimensions of common articles of furniture. It contains 25 full page
plates and numerous illustrations and the addendum which has just
been added treats of the "Louis" furniture styles.
$2.00
Rudd, J. H.
Cabinet Making
For the practical cabinet maker, the manual training teacher, and
the ambitious student.
$1.50
Wells and Hooper

and Fitments
Modern Cabinet Work, Furniture
A rare book of reference. The best and most comprehensive book

on cabinet-making. Very fully illustrated, more than 1000 line drawings and photographs.
$5.00
Home Making
House Decoration, Household Management, Laundry Work,
Sanitation. See also Foods and Food Preparation, Domestic
Training, Textile Arts.
Balderston, L. Ray
Laundering
A comprehensive textbook on washing and cleaning fabrics. It

describes processes, materials, tools, and equipment. It also outlines
courses and gives suggestions to teachers.
J1.25
Daniels, Fred H.
Furnishing of a Modest Home
Invaluable for homemakers and a splendid reference book for

teachers of home-making.
$1.00
Dillaway, Theodore M.
Decoration of the School and Home
Beautifully illustrated with photographs of the good and bad in

furniture and decoration, and with many color plates. An inspira
tion to more beautiful surroundings.
$2.00
Kinne and Cooley

Foods and Household Management
A textbook of the household arts.
$1.10
Marsh, E. L.
Laundry Work in Theory and Practice
Valuable as a reference book because of the large amount of prac
tical information on processes and materials used in the laundry and
in the proper care of clothing and household materials.
$ .75
Parloa, Maria
Home Economics
A comprehensive and practical book of reference treating of all

branches of the subject of the making and the management of a
home.
$1.50
Price, G. M.
Handbook on Sanitation
A manual of theoretical and applied sanitation. A comprehensive

treatment, valuable for reference use. 305 pages.
$1.50
38
KITEORAFT
AND KITE TOURNAMENTS
By Charles M. Miller
Assistant Supervisor of Manual. Training. Los Ahsilm, California
A VALUABLE BOOK FOR BOYS
KITES - AEROPLANES - TOURNAMENTS

Acomprehensive and reliable treatment of kites and kite
flying. Mr. Miller, the author of the book, has made a
wonderful success of kite flying in the schools of Los
Angeles, California, for a number of years past. This book is
the result of his work, and will at once take its place as the
best book on the subject. It deals with general kite construc
tion, tells how to make all kinds of kites and how to fly them.
Describes kite accessories and how to decorate kites. It also
describes the construction and use of moving devices, mes
sengers, suspended figures and appliances, balloons and para
chutes.
Four chapters treat of aeroplanes, gliders and model aero
planes, together with one on propellers, motors, gears and
winding devices.
Two chapters are devoted to tournaments and present
detailed information on organizing and conducting kite flying
tournaments.
The book contains over 267 illustrations, photographs,
drawings, and diagrams. The binding is similar to the second
edition of "Manual Training Toys," and bears an attractive
three color cover design.
THE STANDARD BOOK ON THE SUBJECT
Price, Postpaid, $1.00.
34
Manual Training
Priestman, M. T.
Art and Economy in Home Decoration
A reference book for teachers of home decoration.

cal and authoritative.
Quinn, Mary J.
Simple, practi
$1.00
Planning and Furnishing the Home
Interesting and well illustrated. A book of practical suggestions

for the home maker, and equally helpful to teachers of domestic and
applied arts.
$1.00
Richards and Elliott

Cleaning
The Chemistry of Cooking and
An elementary manual on the chemistry of cooking and of cleaning.

Not too technical for the average reader.
$1.00
Shepperd, J. L.
Laundry Work
A small but comprehensive treatment of the laundry, its processes

and problems.
$ .60
Talbot, Marion
House Sanitation
A manual for housekeepers on the sanitary problems of the home.

It is non-technical and a suggestive treatment.
$ .80
Talbot and Breckenridge
The Modern Household
A very suggestive discussion of the economic and social problems

of the modern household.
$1.00
Manual Training
See also Vocational Training.
Baldwin, W. A.
Industrial-Social Education
Industrial-social education at the state normal school at Hyannls,

Massachusetts. The author makes industrial work the center corre
lating with the humanities.
$1.50
Ballard, P. B.
Handwork as an Educational Medium
A recent discussion from the English point of view.
$1.00
Binns and Marsden
Principles of Educational Woodwork
A concrete helpful book on the pedagogy and psychology of
manual training.
$1.50
Dewey, John
The School and Society
A book that has had great influence in the development of hand

work in the elementary schools.
$1.00
Goetze, Woldemar
Hand and Eye Training
An English translation of a notable German book on the history,

principles and practice of manual training.
$1.50
Hoffman, B. B.
The Sloyd System of Woodworking
Explains clearly the Swedish system of sloyd in theory and prac

tice. Has a good chapter on the history of manual training.
$1.00
Larsson, Gustaf
Sloyd
A collection of nine papers on the theory and principles of sloyd.

$1.00
Pabst, Dr. Alwin
Handwork Instruction for Boys
This is a remarkably clear and stimulating book on the develop

ment of principles of manual training by the director of the training school for teachers in Lelpslc, Germany. Translated by Bertha
Reed Coffman. See page 36.
$1.00
35
MANUAL ARTS FOR VOCATIONAL ENDS

By FRED D. CRAWSHAW
Professor of Manual Arts, University of Wisconsin.
A STRONG AND CONVINCING PLEA FOR THE DEVEL

OPMENT OF THE PRESENT SCHOOL MACHINERY
TO SERVE THE ENDS OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.
C. This book discusses such live topics as the following:
(I The line which divides manual training and vocational education.
G The most appropriate form of lower grade construction work.
C. How the manual arts in the lower grades may emphasize the
economic and industrial in life and still retain the cultural values.
C The value of vocational guidance.
C. The limitations of the school to furnish a complete preparation for
life and for making a living.
C What can and should be done to vocationalize the manual arts in
the grammar grades.
C. The organization of the high school to give the greatest possible
opportunities for future development.
(I What training manual arts teachers should have.
C What the manual arts teacher should do to keep abreast of the
times.
Price, postpaid, 85 cents
HANDWORK INSTRUCTION FOR BOYS

By DR. ALW^N PABST
Director of School for Training Teachers of Handwork. Leipsic, Germany.
Translated by BERTHA REED COFFMAN.
A COMPLETE TREATISE ON THE THEORY OF HAND

WORK AS VIEWED BY A NOTED GERMAN EDUCATOR
This book is a notable addition to the literature of educational hand
work. In a masterly way it discusses handwork from the sociological,
technological, psychological and art points of view. It traces instruction
in handwork thru the history of education, points out its place in the
several types of schools and gives a rapid survey of modern systems of
handwork in the leading civilized countries of the world. It comes from
the very center of manual training influence in Germany, and from a man
whose reputation is world-wide. Before being translated, it received high
praise in Europe. The book has been so well translated that it loses but
little, if any, of the excellence of style in which it was originally written.
In fact, Dr. Pabst himself, has expressed entire satisfaction with the trans
lation, and it is published with his co-operation and hearty approval.
"No other book covers so wide a field, nor is so valuable on the his
torical or comparative side."American Library Association Book List.
Mathematics
Rouillion, Louis
Economics of Manual Training
The only book treating comprehensively the cost of equipping and

maintaining manual training schools.
$1.50
Rowe, R. K.
The Educational Meaning of the Manual Arts
and Industries
A psychological discussion.
$1.25
Salomon, O.
The Theory of Educational Sloyd
A good historical background by the great Swedish authority with
which every manual training teacher should be familiar.
$1.25
Woodward, C. M.
Manual Training in Education
An exposition of the manual training Idea written for English

readers three years after the publication of "The Manual Training
School." A feature of the book is a chapter devoted to "A Reply to
Criticism."
$1.50
Woodward, C. M.
The Manual Training School
One of the earliest books on manual training by "the father of

manual training." Discusses aims and methods, and gives details
of courses in the St. Louis Manual Training School.
$2.00
Mathematics
Breckenridge, Mersereau and Moore
Mathematics
Shop Problems in
A collection of problems adapted for use in shop classes or as a

source of practical problems for classes in algebra and geometry.
$1.00
Cobb, Herbert E.
Elements of Applied Mathematics
Closely relates arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigonometry to

one another and to shop problems.
$1.00
Holton, Edward E.
Shop Mathematics
A collection of problems for use in machine shop classes.
Hunt, Brenelle
$1.25
Simple Problems in Industrial Arithmetic
Contains practical problems for the upper grammar grades. $ .30
Marsh, Horace Wilmer
Industrial Mathematics
Designed to furnish the mathematics which is indispensable to the

shop foreman or master mechanic in the pursuit of industrial
studies.
$2.00
Morris, Earle B. and Smith, Kenneth G.
Shop Arithmetic
A textbook prepared to teach the fundamental principles of math

ematics to shop men, using familiar terms and processes.
$1.50
Vincent, H. D.
Vocational Arithmetic
Thoroly practical and unlike the formal arithmetic.

100 lessons each bearing on a different vocation.

37
It contains
$ .55
MANUAL ARTS
Problems in Wood-Turning
By FRED D. CRAWSHAW, B. S. , M. E.
Professor of Manual Arts.Univerity of Wisconsin.
A TEXTBOOK FOR STUDENTS' USE
A much more simple treatment than is usually found in books on wood*" turning.
It shows the reason for handling the tool in a particular way for each
cut.
It presents a series of problems far superior to those usually found in
books on this subject.
' I ' HE book contains 35 pages of text, illustrated with 50 pen sketches,
^
treating of Form and Proportion, Care of Wood- Turning Chisels,
Spindle Turning, Face-Plate Turning, Chuck Turning, Face-Plate
and Chuck-Turning Combined, Finishing and Polishing. The 25 plates of
working drawings show 55 projects and outline a progressive course of
study.
THE leading feature of the book is the collection of working drawings,
all excellent in technique. The projects shown are of good design
a quality heretofore unknown in books on wood-turning. The choice
of projects is good and the arrangement is correct, being based upon the
cuts used and the methods of handling the tool.
THE HOST SATlSFACTORY TEXTBOOK PUBLlSHED ON WOOD-TURNlNG

PRICE, POSTPAID, 80 CENTS.
Discount in Quantities.
38

Moulding, Sheet Metalwork, Forging, Foundry, Machine
Shop Work, Machine Tool Work. See also Arts Crafts,
Mechanical Drawing, Machine Drawing.
Atkins, E. A.
Practical Sheet and Plate Metal Work
A practical treatise on all forms of sheet metal work.

491 pages and over 400 illustrations.
Bacon, John Lord
Contains
$2.00
Forge Practice
"The book is written in clear, brief terms, very much to the point,
and profusely illustrated with very well-made line drawings, which
almost tell the story at a glance."
$1.40
Casterlin, Warren S.
Steel Working and Tool Dressing
A valuable reference book of practical information for the teacher

and student of forging.
$2.00
Colvin and Stanley
Machine Shop Primer
Illustrates with clear outline drawings, the tools and machines

used in the machine shop. Also gives the name and use of each
tool. Very elementary.
(1.00
Crawshaw, Fred D.
Metal Spinning
A well-written handbook on the art of metal spinning. Describes

and illustrates tools, methods of working, and types of problems.
$ .50
Dewey, L. C.
Sheet Metal Drafting
A collection of 94 blue prints, size 3% x 611, of problems in projec

tions, intersections and developments, as applied to drafting sheet
metal patterns. Good practical technique.
$1.25
Googerty, T. F.
Ornamental Work
Hand-Forging and Wrought-Iron
A textbook treating of the tools, principles and processes of handforging. Deals largely with ornamental hand-forging and interior
Iron work.
.
$1.00
Hart, Richard N.
Welding
A reliable book on the welding of metals.

and soldering.
Kaup, W, J.
Also considers brazing

$2.50
Machine Shop Practice
A valuable reference book and not too difficult for use as a text
in elementary machine shop classes.
$1.25
Leonard, W. S.
Machine Shop Tools and Methods
A reference book of convenient size. Sixth edition revised and

enlarged. Contains 573 pages and over 700 illustrations.
$3.00
Littlefield, James D.
Notes for Forge Shop Practice
A textbook. Contains working drawings of a course, and notes on

metal, tools, and processes.
$1.05
Moore, S. H.
Practice
Mechanical Engineering and Machine Shop
This book is the outgrowth of shop notes prepared for classes in

machine shop practice. It is comprehensive enough to constitute a
valuable book of reference. It la well illustrated.
$4.00
WOOD
PATTERN-MAKING
By HORACE TRAITON PURFIELD
instructor in Pattern
attem-Making
-Making and Foundry Work, High School, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Formerly instructor in the Shops of the Engineering Department of the Urn
University of Michigan.
Drawings by EDWIN V. LAWRENCE
A TEXTBOOK
FOR THE USE OF HIGH SCHOOL, TRADE SCHOOL,
TECHNICAL SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS
The result of seventeen years experience in
teaching pattern-making and kindred subjects.
CONTENTS
CHAP. IHand Tools for Wood. CHAP. IILumber. CHAP. IllReading Working Drawings. CHAP. IVPattern Turning. CHAP. V
Introduction to Pattern-Making. CHAP. VIMolding. CHAP. VIIGen
eral Principles. CHAP. VIIIMaterials. CHAP. IXFillets. CHAP. X
Cores. CHAP. XIMoulders' Joints or Partings. CHAP. XIIConstruc
tional Joints. CHAP. XIIITypical Patterns. CHAP. XIVPulley Pat
terns. CHAP. XVPatterns for Cast Gears. CHAP. XVIPipe Fittings.
CHAP. XVIIEstimating Weight of Castings. CHAP. XVIIIMiscel
laneous Pattern Work.
PRESENTS THE BEST METHODS OF

CONSTRUCTION
EQUALLY VALUABLE AS A REFERENCE
BOOK FOR ENGINEERS AND DRAFTSMEN
Price, postpaid, $1.25.
Pattern-Making
Palmer, R. H.
Foundry Practice
A textbook for molders, students and apprentices. Equally valu

able for reference use. Practical.
$2.00
Richards, W. A.
Elementary Foundry Practice
An elementary treatment suitable for beginners.
Smith, Robert H.
$1.25
Elements of Machine Work
One of the few books adapted for use as a text in elementary ma

chine shop work. Clearly illustrated and practical.
$2.00
Smith, Robert H.
Principles of Machine Work
A practical textbook for use in the machine shop.

entirely with machine tools.
Tate and Stone
Dealing almost
$3.00
Foundry Practice
An elementary treatise on moulding and casting. '
$1.80
Van Dervoort, W. H. Machine Shop Tools and Shop Practice

A reference book for use in the machine shop.
and 672 illustrations.
Woollatt, George H.
Contains 552 pages

$3.00
Laboratory Arts
Treats of woodwork, metalwork and gives much attention to glasswork.

$1.00
Pattern Making
Wood Pattern-Making, Wood-Turning. See also Woodwork
ing, Furniture.
Chase, I. McKim.
The Art of Pattern Making
A reference book for advanced courses in pattern-making.
Crawshaw, Fred D.
$2.50
Problems in Wood-Turning
This is a book of problems25 plates covering spindle, face-plate,

and chuck turning. It is a textbook on the science and art of woodturning, illustrated by fifty pen sketches. It gives the mathematical
basis for the cuts used in turning. It is a helpful discussion of the
principles of design as applied to objects turned in wood. A clear,
practical and suggestive work. See page 38.
$ .80
Purfield, Horace T.
Wood Pattern-Making
A thoroughly practical and well-written textbook and shop manual

for high school and college students. See page 40.
$1.25
Resides and Diemer

Wood-Turning. The Uses
of Woodworking Machines and Pattern-Making.
A textbook for student's use, treating of wood-turning, use of
woodworking machines and pattern making.
$1.50
Ross, G. A.
Wood-Turning
A textbook for student's use. Treats of the lathe, lathe tools and
gives a course of study with instructions on each exercise.
$1.00
Selden, Frank H.
Elementary Turning
A convenient textbook and guide in the technique of wood-turning.
$1.00
Turner and Town
Pattern-Making
A book intended for inexperienced pattern makers. Not too dif
ficult and well adapted for textbook use. Treats of the tools, materi
als and processes of the trade. Well illustrated.
$1.00
Willard, G. H.
Pattern-Making
A practical treatise for reference use.
$1.00

41
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

IN WOOD
Assistant Professor. Department of Industrial Arts,
Teachers' College, Columbia University.
FULL OF CHARM AND DISTINCTION

COMPANION volume to "Hand
work in Wood" and "Wood and
Forest," and the third in the
' Woodworkers' Library by the same
author. This will be welcome news to
the large number of readers of the first
two books by Mr. Noyes and especially
to be commended to those who have not
yet made their acquaintance. The book
is just the kind of a course of study that
many teachers have been asking for.
It is the first book to give due considera
tion to the esthetic side of woodworking.
Like the other volumes by Mr. Noyes, it
handles the subject in a masterful way.
The book is an inspiration and a de
light to those who desire not only the
best in methods and construction but also
beauty.
The purpose of the book as stated by
the author is to give to beginners in
woodworking practice in designing simple projects in wood, and an oppor
tunity to acquire skill in handling tools. The author illustrates a series
of projects and gives suggestions and illustrations for other projects
involving the same or similar processes. He has as nearly as possible
reduced the work of the shop to words and pictures to heip the one who
must work alone, and at the same time suggesting and encouraging the
student worker to "design good things."
The book shows the work of the artist craftsman in treating common
projects in an uncommon way. The book is a pleasing volume and is
abundantly and beautifully illustrated.
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF YOUR TEACHING

PRICE, POSTPAID. $1.50
42
Plastic Arts
Plastic Arts
Cement Construction, Modeling, Pottery. See also Art Crafts,
Elementary Handwork.
Binns, Charles F.
The Potters' Craft
"A practical guide for the studio and workshop." The result of
over twenty years of practical experience as a potter and several
years as a teacher of pottery making.
$2.00
Cox, George J.
Pottery
A book for "artist craftsmen and teachers." It includes the impor

tant in the craft of pottery both from the scientific and art points of
view. An abundance of splendid drawings accompany the descrip
tion of processes.
$1.25
Davidson, Ralph C.
Concrete Pottery and Garden Furniture
"A practical book giving directions for various methods of con

struction, with working drawings."
$1.50
Frederick, F. F.
Plaster Casts and How They are Made
A practical treatise on clay-modeling and cast making, with his

torical notes and valuable receipts.
$1.50
Lester, Katherine M.
Clay Work
This book covers the whole range of clay work for the elementary
schooltechnique of clay modeling, study of plant form, human
figure, story illustration, simple architectural ornament, the making
of tiles and elementary pottery. See page 10.
$1.00
Sargent, Walter
Modeling in Public Schools
A handbook for special teachers. Sound theorygood suggestions.

$ .60
Printing Arts
Proof-Reading, Punctuation, Printing Materials.
Davenport, Cyril
The Book. Its History and Development
A valuable reference book for teachers of book-making or printing.

$2.00
Lectures to Printers' Apprentices

A report of a series of lectures delivered at the North End Union
School of Printing, Boston. It includes chapters on Typographical
Design, Book Composition, The Linotype, Engraving, Making of
Printing Ink, Printing Press and Presswork, Etc.
$ .50
Parsons, F. A.
Principles of Advertising Arrangement
A comprehensive discussion of art in its application to advertising.

Well illustrated. Valuable for use by art students and students of
advertising and printing.
$2.00
WE CAN SUPPLT ANT BOOK IN PRINT ON THE MANUAL ARTS
43
Practical
Typography
By GEORGE E. McCLELLAN
Instructor of Printing, Lakeside Press School of Printing, Chicago
For the Teacher and Student of Printing
A Series of Exercises Explaining and Illustrating the Most Approved

Methods used in Correct Composition.
A COURSE of printing ready to place in the hands of the pupils.
It is especially intended to meet the present demand for problems
that will set a high standard in school printing. Contains practical examples
intended to give an accurate knowledge of the principles of correct
composition to meet conditions as found in the printing office. Each
example covers a distinct phase of good typography, and while it gives
the student actual practice, it also presents a clear explanation of the
theory underlying the work upon which he is engaged. This system of
instruction has been thoroly tested, and has been found to be equally well
adapted to the printer-instructor and to the teacher whose technical training
is incomplete. The suggestions offered for teachers are based upon the
actual experience of instructors, both in factory and public schools.
Includes information regarding the following:
Proof Readers' Marks and their use.
Lay of the Type Case.
Correct Spacing.
Proper Justification.
Points on Good Typography.
Distribution and Care of Type.
Proper Use of Quotation Marks.
Initial Letters.
Proper Margins.
Sizes of Paper, Cards and Envelopes.
A UNIQUE AND REMARKABLE BOOK ON PRINTING
PRICE. POSTPAID, $1.50. DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES
44
Printing Arts
Manual of Style
A compilation of typographical rules governing the publications
of the University of Chicago, with specimens of type used at the
University Press. Cloth.
$1-00
McClellan, George E.
Practical Typography
A textbook on printing that illustrates a course of exercises ready

to place in the hands of the pupils, and explains and illustrates the
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Smith, A. M. Printing and Writing Materials, Their Evolution

A handbook discussing the history of printing, writing materials,
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$1.25
Smith, A. M.
Proof-Reading and Punctuation
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Printing and Bookbinding for Schools
A teachers' manual. The first part treats of tools, materials and

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Clothing, Millinery, Sewing and Needlework, Textiles.
also Art Crafts, Elementary Handwork, Home Making.
Day, Lewis F.
See
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A practical handbook on embroidery, describing many stitches and

designs. Admirable illustrations showing back as well as face of
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$2.00
Dooley, William H.
Textiles
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their process of manufacture into cloth. Adapted for those engaged
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$1.25
Dooley, William H.
A Manual of Shoemaking
A comprehensive discussion of the processes and materials of shoemaking, including a chapter on the history of footwear.
$1.50
Gibbs, Charlotte M.
Household Textiles
A treatise on textiles that presents the general facts of most inter

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$1.25
Hooper, L.
Hand-Loom Weaving, Plain and Ornamental
Well illustrated with line drawings by the author and with collo
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$2.25
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A Course of Instruction and Manual for Teachers
A PRACTiCAL BOOK ON SEWiNG FOR

GRADES THREE TO EiGHT iNCLUSiVE
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pages, many half-tone illustrations of processes and completed work.
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The School Artt Book.
""This volume supplies a need which has been deeply felt by teachers and
A school! of domestic science.
Education
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Textile Arts
Hicks, Amy Mali
The Craft of Hand-Made Rugs
A practical guide for those interested in the handcraft rugs.

Contains designs and directions for makingthe braided rug, the
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rag rug.
$2.00
Hughes, Talbot
Dress Design
An account of costume for artists and dressmakers. Illustrated

with line drawings and 35 pages of collotypes. (Artistic Craft
Series.)
$3.00
Ingalls, Carrie Crane

The section on drafting
Matthews, J. M.
Text Book on Domestic Art

$1.50
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Is especially good.
A comprehensive treatise on the physical, microscopical and chem

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McGauflin, Idabelle
Handicraft for Girls
A handbook for teachers, detailing a five-year's course In sewing

for girls in the public schools. Chapters on stitches, fibers and
fabrics, cloth and cardboard construction, basketry, dress in its
relation to art, and home furnishing. With many illustrations. An
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$1.00
Reeve, Amy J.
A manual for teachers.
Swanson and Macbeth
Practical Home Millinery

$ .90
Educational Needlecraft
The best book yet produced combining art and needlework in

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$1.35
Watson, Kate Heintz
Textiles and Clothing
About half of the book Is given to the origin and methods of working textile materials, and the remainder to sewing and dressmaking.
Richly illustrated, especially the part on textiles. A valuable text
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$1.50
Woolman, Mary Schenck
A Sewing Course
A course of study, description of stitches and instruction in meth

ods of teaching. The author was formerly the head of the Domestic
Arts Department, Teachers' College, New York.
$1.50
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Woolman and McGowan
Textiles
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$2.00
Vocational Training
Vocational Education, Vocational Guidance. See also Manual
Training.
Bloomfield, Meyer
The Vocational Guidance of Youth
One of the Riverside Educational Monographs. A forceful treat

ment by the Director of the Vocation Bureau of Boston.
t .60
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Education ,and Industrial Evolution
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Standards in Education, Including
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Vocational Education in Europe
This book describes some of the typical vocational schools of
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Manual Arts for Vocational Ends
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Education for Efficiency
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Vocational and Moral Guidance
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Beginnings in Industrial Education
Essays on current educational problems.
Kerschensteiner, Georg
A strong presentation.
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Education for Citizenship
A translation of a prize thesis by the eminent German authority

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Vocations for Girls
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One of the "Educational
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49
Problems in Woodworking
By M. W. Murray
A COLLECTION OF WORKING DRAWINGS
Ity W. MURRAY
40 PROJECTS
Suitable for the seventh and eighth grades and the first year
in high school
There is a descriptive note on each project and a suggested arrangement
of projects to aid teachers in planning courses of study.
CONTENTS
Hat- rack
Whisk-broom holder
Broom holder.
Stationery box
Sleeve-board
Footstool (with padded top)
Knife-polishing box
Shelf
Box
Coathanger
Flower-pot stand
Flower table
Key Boards
Bench-hook
Pen-tray
Drawing-board and T-square
Printing frame
Tool-rack
Coat-and-trousers hanger
Towel-roller
Bread board
Mirror
Book shelves
Footstool
Umbrella stand
Plate-rack
Blotter
Toothbrush holder
Solitaire board
Pressing board (for butterflies)
Knife-box
Desk-tray
Canoe paddle
Taboret
Towel-rack
Folding table
Medicine cabinet
Dovetailed book rack
Book-rack
Boat
Every Project Has Been Tried Out and Proven Successful
Loose leaf and bound in board covers,
50
Vocational Training
Martin and Post
Vocations for the Trained Woman
Studies in economic relations of women. Considers agriculture,

social service, secretarial service, real estate business.
$1.50
Parsons, Frank
Choosing a Vocation
Treats of the ways and means of vocational guidance, with a part

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Boston by its late director.
$1-00
Person, Harlow Stafford
An unusually clear, concise and suggestive presentation of the

problems of industrial education.
$1.00
Puffer, J. Adams
Vocational Guidance
By the director of the Beacon Vocational Bureau. It gives con

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mechanic arts, salesmanship, office work, etc. It is illustrated, inter
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Sadler, M. E. Continuation Schools in England and Elsewhere

Treats in detail of the establishment, curricula, types of students
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S2.75
Shadwell, Arthur
Industrial Efficiency
A comparative study of industrial life in England, Germany and

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$2.00
Snedden, David S.
The Problem of Vocational Education
One of the Riverside Educational Monographs by the Commissioner

of Education in Massachusetts.
$ .35
Taylor, Joseph S.
Handbook of Vocational Education
Shows how certain American communities have solved the problem

of vocational education, and gives a digest of the most important
literature of the subject.
$1.00
Walker, F. A.
Discussions in Education
Discusses educational problems emphasizing the need of industrial

education.
$3.00
Washington, Booker T.
Working with the Hands
A description of the industrial work at Tuskegee Institute.
Weaver, E. W.
$1.50
Vocations for Girls
An excellent book to place in the hands of girls of high school age.

A summary of information on the conditions and admission to gain
ful occupations and methods of self-advancement.
$ .75
Woolman, Mary S.
The Making of a Trade School
A practical exposition which should be in the hands of every com

mittee that Is planning a trade school for girls.
$ .50
Wood and Trees

See also Woodworking, Pattern-Making, Furniture.
Baterden, J. R.
Timber
A reference treatise dealing with the most generally used timbers

of all countries. (Westminster Series.)
$2.00
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SI
WOOD AND FOREST

Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial Arts,
Teachers College, Columbia University.
A COMPANION VOLUME TO
Handwork in Wood
And
Design and Construction in Wood.

By the same author.
Profusely and
beautifully illustrated. Contains
475 illustrations.
Line drawings and half-tones.
Size 6J/2X954 309 pages.
A THORO, COMPREHENSIVE AND
SCHOLARLY REFERENCE BOOK
WOOD AND FOREST brings
within reach in attractive and con
venient form much information val
uable to the woodworker which has
not previously been obtainable ex
cept at great expense. The book
contains a chapter on the Structure
of wood and one on the Properties
of Wood. The latter is an elaborate chapter containing 140 pages and 335
illustrations describing 67 principal species of the North American woods.
The illustrations include a map of the habitat of each species, a drawing
of the leaf, life-size photographs and microphotographs of sections of the
woods taken especially for this book by the author. Then follow chapters
on the Distribution of the American Forests, the Life of the Forest, (he
Enemies of the Forest, the Destruction of the Forest, Forest Conservation
and the Uses of the Forest.
The appendix contains a Key to the Common Woods by Filibert Roth,
the standard American authority on the subject. For the convenience of
those who wish to make further investigation, a complete bibliography of
books and articles on the subjects discussed is included together with a
carefully compiled list of references at the end of each chapter. The
book is not only a comprehensive and scholarly treatise but is also a
handsome volume. The paper has a highly enameled surface enabling the
printers to reproduce with wonderful clearness, the minute details of grain
shown in the wood sections. The foreman of the pressroom, an expert of
thirty years' experience, says that this book contains, without exception,
the finest lot of engravings he has even seen. The book is uniform in size
with "Handwork in Wood" but contains a third more pages.

62
Wood and Trees

Hough, R. B. Handbook of the Trees of the Northern States
and Canada
A unique and profusely illustrated reference book on trees, author
itative, convenient, with excellent illustrations and compact text.
$6.00
Noyes, William
Wood and Forest
A companion volume to "Handwork in Wood" by the same author.

A thorough treatise on wood, its structure and properties with de
scriptions of 67 principal species of North American woods. Pro
fusely illustrated with photographs from the United States Forest
Service. Bibliography. See page 52.
$3.00
Snow, C. H. The Principal Species of Wood. Their Charac

teristic Properties.
A definite, scientific, reliable treatise covering information a shop
instructor would like to give his pupils.
$3.50
Woodworking
Benchwork, Cabinet Work, Joinery.
Trees, Pattern-Making, Furniture.
Allen and Cotton
See also Wood and
Manual Training for Common Schools
A comprehensive discussion of woodworking. A handbook for un

trained teachers of the subject. Contains a course of study.
$1.00
Baily and Pollitt
Woodwork for Schools on Scientific Lines
The American edition of an English book containing 99 practical

problems, many of which have been designed to correlate mathe
matics and physical science with manual training.
$ .75
Fischer, Raymond
Elementar-Laboratorium
A book containing 40 full pages of colored illustrations of a large

number of pieces of science apparatus which may be constructed by
pupils. Contains 57 pages of text. Size 8%xl2.
$1.25
Goss, F. M.
Benchwork in Wood
Treats of bench tools, their uses, elements of construction, timber

and Its preparation for use.
$ .70
Griffith, Ira S.
Correlated Courses in Woodwork and
Mechanical Drawing
This book is designed to meet the every-day needs of the teachers
of woodworking and mechanical drawing for reliable information
concerning organization of courses, subject matter and methods of
teaching. It covers classification and arrangement of tool operations
for grades 7, 8, 9 and 10, shop organization, allotment of time, design,
shop excursions, stock bills, cost of materials, records, shop conduct,
the lesson, maintenance, equipment, and lesson outlines for grammar
and high schools. It is based on sound pedagogy, thoro technical
knowledge and successful teaching experience. It is practical. See
page 54.
$1.50
M
MANUAL ARTS
CORRELATED
COURSES
IN
WOODWORK AND
MECHANICAL DRAWING
By Ira S. Griffith
A MANUAL TRAINING
TEACHER'S EVERY
DAY HELPER
238 pages
Over 100
full page plates
of working drawings
A HANDBOOK ON ORGANIZATION, LESSON

OUTLINES AND METHODS OF TEACHING
This book is designed to meet the every-day need of the teacher of wood
working and mechanical drawing for reliable information concerning organization
of courses, subject matter, and methods of teaching. It covers classification
and arrangement of tool operations for grades 7, 8, 9 and 10, shop organization,
allotment of time, design, shop excursions, stock bills, cost of material, records,
shop conduct, the lesson, maintenance, equipment, and lesson outlines for gram
mar and high schools. It is based on sound pedagogy, thoro technical knowledge
and successful teaching experience ,and is extremely practical. For the con
venience of the teachers, the drawings used in "Projects for Beginning Wood
work and Mechanical Drawing" and "Advanced Projects in Woodwork," are
printed in this book. The notes and directions, however, are not included. See
pages 22, 55, 56 and 57.
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF THE
SUBJECT OF TEACHING WOODWORKING EVER PUBLISHED
54
Woodworking
Griffith, Ira S.
Projects for Beginning Woodwork and
Mechanical Drawing
A work book for the use of students in grammar grade classes.
It consists of working drawings and working directions. The pro
jects are such as have proven of exceptional service where wood
working and mechanical drawing are taught in a thoro, systematic
manner in the seventh and eighth grades. The aim has been to
provide successful rather than unique problems. The 50 projects in
the book have been selected and organized with the constant aim of
securing the highest educational results. The book is especially
suited for use in connection with "Essentials of Woodworking" by
the same author. See page 22.
$ .75
Griffith, Ira S.
Essentials of Woodworking
A textbook written especially for the use of grammar and high

school students. A clear and comprehensive treatment of woodwork
ing tools, materials and processes, to supplement, but not to take
the place of the instruction given by the teacher. The book does
not contain a course of models; it may be used with any course.
It is illustrated with photographs and numerous pen drawings by
Edwin V. Lawrence. See page 56.
$ .75
Greene, George G.
Workshop Note-Book, Woodworking
A small-size, boiled-down textbook and note-book combined. It

furnishes a few general, but extremely important directions about
tools and processes. It provides space for additional notes and space
for working drawings of articles the pupil is to construct. It is
essentially a collection of helps, Ideas, hints, suggestions, facts,
illustrations, etc. An effective teaching tool. See page 59.
$ .15
Halstead, F.
Manual Training in the Grades
A collection of working drawings of models for the 5, 6, 7 and 8

grades.
$2.00
Larsson, G.
Sloyd for the Three Upper Grammar Grades
Teachers' Edition. This book contains a brief discussion of sloyd,

drawing tools, etc., and contains over seventy working drawings of
sloyd models.
$1.25
Pupils' Edition. A portfolio of thirty-eight single sheets of working drawings. Working directions, 25c extra.
t .50
Moore, H. W.
Manual Training Toys
A popular boys' book that is truly educational. The book contains

111 pages and thirty-five full-page plates of working drawings illus
trating 42 projects. All the projects are overflowing with "boy"
interest, are well adapted to the upper grades of the elementary
school and are new in the manual training shop. The text treats of
tools and tool processes and gives instructions for making each pro
ject. See page 28.
$1.00
Murray, M. W.
A convenient collection of good problems consisting of forty plates

bound in heavy paper covers with brass fasteners. Each plate Is a
working drawing, or problem in benchwork that has been success
fully worked out by boys in one of the grades from seven to nine
inclusive. See page 50.
t .75
NEW EDITION, Price, 75 Cents
ESSENTIALS OF WOODWORKING
By IRA S. GRIFFITH
Associate Professor of Manual Arts, University of Missouri
THE
STANDARD TEXTBOOK
ON WOODWORKING
C For High Schools.
C For Upper Grades.
C Technically Correct.
C Pedagogically Sound.
C Properly Organized.
C Simple Language.
C Clear and Definite.
C Well Illustrated.
C Large Clear Type.
C Good Paper.
C Strong Binding.
Price, postpaid, $ .75.
Sent on Approval.
ADAPTED TO ANY COURSE OF PROJECTS

TREATS OF
I
JI
III
IV
V
Laying out Tools, Thdr Uses VIII Type Forms

Saws
IX Elementary Cabinet Work
Planes
X Wood
Boring Tools; Boring
XI Lumbering and Milling
Chiseling
XII Common Woods
VI Form Work: Modeling
XIII Wood Finishing
VII Laying Out Duplicate Parts; AppendixAdditional Joints, Wood
Scraping and Sandpapering,
Finishing Recipes Working
Fastening Parts
Drawings
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fundamental facts and presents them most interestingly and with abundant
illustrations."
Education
"ira S. Griffith has prepared the text with commendable clearness of style
and his description and comments are admirably chosen for a volume of this
type. The numerous engravings, the lucid text and the substantial shape must
please and inspire students of this book."
Wood Craft
Adopted and in successful use in large and small school systems in

all parts of the United States from Boston, Mass., to Seattle, Wash.
56
Woodworking
Noyes, William
Design and Construction in Wood
A book full of charm and distinction and the first to give due
consideration to the esthetic side of woodworking. It is intended
to give to beginners practice in designing simple projects in wood
and an opportunity to acquire skill in handling tools. The book
illustrates a series of projects and gives suggestions for other similar
projects together with information regarding tools and processes for
making. A pleasing volume abundantly and beautifully illustrated.
See page 42.
Jl,50
Noyes, William
Handwork in Wood
A handbook for teachers and a textbook for normal school and

college students. A comprehensive and scholarly treatise, covering
logging, saw-mllllng, seasoning and measuring, hand tools, wood
fastenings, equipment and care of the shop, the common joints, types
of wood structures, principles of joinery, and wood finishing. 304
illustrationsexcellent pen drawings by Anna Gausmann Noyes, and
many photographs. See page 12.
$2.00
Parks, J. E. Educational Woodworking for School and Home

A textbook intended for use under a skilled instructor.
$1.00
Seaton, George A.
Selected Shop Problems
A collection of working drawings of woodworking projects, to
gether with notes and perspective drawings of each project. (Manual
Training Reprint Series.) See page 26.
$ .20
Selden, F. H.
Woodwork for the Grades
Seventy-seven practical lessons in woodworking.

and illustrated.
Selden, F. H.
Well described
$1-25
Elementary Cabinet Work
A textbook covering the general principles of furniture con

struction used in the manual training shop.
$1.00
Selden, F. H.
Elementary Woodwork
A textbook containing forty-two lessons in elementary woodwork.
$1.00
Van Deusen, Clinton S.
Beginning Woodwork
A full and clear description in detail of the fundamental processes

of elementary" benchwork in wood.
This description is given
through directions for making a few simple, useful articles suitable
either for school or home problems. This book contains more than
one hundred original pen sketches and ten working drawings by
Edwin V. Lawrence. See page 16.
$1.00
Wheeler, Charles G.
Woodworking for Beginners
A practical book on woodworking for amateurs of all ages. It

does not carry the work far in any one line, but gives a very prac
tical start in many.
$2.50
Miscellaneous
Automobiles, Electricity, Gas Engines, Inventions, Iron and
Steel. See also Machine Drawing, Metal and Metalworking,
Art Crafts.
Forman, S. E.
Stories of Useful Inventions
A clear, simple and forceful presentation of the story of the

match, stove, lamp, forge, steam engine, plow, reaper, etc.
$1.00
67

By FRED D. CRAWSHAW
Professor of Manual Arts, University of Wisconsin
A Teacher's Manual Containing a Collection

of Working Drawings of Furniture
ULTHE revised and enlarged edition of this well-known book contains 43

full-page working drawings of articles of furniture. Every piece
shown is suitable for construction in high school classes, and is ap
propriate and serviceable in the home. In addition to the working draw
ings, there is a perspective sketch of each article completed. There are
36 pages of text giving notes on the construction of each project, chapters
on the "Design," and "Construction" of furniture, and one on "Finishes."
The last chapter describes 15 methods of wood finishing, all adapted for
use on furniture.
SHOULD BE IN THE HANDS OF EVERY TEACHER

OF BENCH WORK AND CABINET MAKING
LOOSE LEAF, BOUND IN BOARD COVERS
PRICE, POSTPAID, $1.00.
68
Miscellaneous
Page, Victor W.
Automobile Design
Questions and answers relating to the design, construction, driving

and repair of automobiles. Suitable for self instruction.
$1.50
Page, Victor W.
The Modern Gasoline Automobile
An up-to-date practical, comprehensive treatise on gasoline auto

mobiles. Contains 800 pages and is well illustrated with 500 illus
trations.
$2.50
Smith, J. Russell
The Story of Iron and Steel
A story of iron and steel making.

free from technical details.
Timbie, W. H.
Interesting, easy to read and

$ .75
Essentials of Electricity
A textbook for wlremen and the electrical trades. Suitable for

class and self instruction. Explains the underlying facts and laws
of good electrical practice.
$1.25
Verrill, A. Hyatt
Gasoline Engines
A simple non-technical treatise on the operation, use and care.

Intended especially for the owner and user.
$1.50
WORKSHOP NOTE-BOOK
WOOD WORKING
Arranged by
GEORGE G. GREENE
Instructor In Lane Technical High School, Chicago, 111.
A small-size, boiled-down textbook and note-book combined. It is a

note-book which saves the time of both teacher and pupil ; a prac
tical help to the pupil to remember "what the teacher did and what
the teacher said." It furnishes a few general and extremely important
directions about tools and processes. It provides space for additional notes
and space for working drawings of exercises and articles the pupil is to
construct. In a brief, concise, simple way it tells about
Shop Conduct
The Gage
The Plane
Nails
The Rule
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AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEX

See also subject index on page 3
(Author's names In small capitals)
Page
Page
Cardboard Construction
27
Adam
J
Adams, John D
J
Carlton, F. T
49
Advanced Mechanical Drawing.. 2.S
Casterlin. Warren S
39
Cement and How to Use It
13
Advanced Projects in Woodwork
Chamberlain, Arthur H
49,49
......
22, 31, 58
Chandler
13
Agricultural Drafting
17
Allen, E. G
. 53
Charlesworth, F
13
Anthony, Gardner C
19, 19, 21
Chase, L. W
5
Applied Mechanical Drawing. ... 23
Chase, A. W
21
Architectural Drafting
17
Chase, I. McKim
41
17,17,17
Chemistry of Cooking and Clean
Architectural Drawing Plates.. 17, 17
ing
35
Art and Economy in Home Dec
Child, Georgie B
29
oration
35
Choosing a Vocation
51
Art Crafts for Beginners
7
Clark, Ernest E
9
Art in Needlework
45
Classroom Practice in Design. .11, 65
Art Education for High Schools. 9
Clay Modelling
25
Art Metalwork
7, 8
Clay Work
10,43
Art of Pattern Making
"41
Cobb, Herbert E
37
Art of the Ages
11
COCKERELL, DOUGLAS
6
Atkins, E. A
39
Color Study
9
Babbitt, Arthur B
21
Colvin, F. H
39
Bacon, John Lord
39
Composition
9
Baily, J. T
53
Concrete Pottery and Garden
6,9,9
Furniture
43
Bailey, Pearl L
15
Conditions of Technical Educa
Balderston
33
tion, etc
49
Baldwin, W. A
35
Conklin, C. D., Jr
17
Ballard, P. B
35
Construction and Flying of
Barn Plans and Outbuildings... 5
Kites, The
26, 27
Bases of Design
9
Constructive Carpentry
13
Basket Maker
27
Continuation Schools in Eng
Basketry Book
25
land, etc
51
Batchelder, E. A
9,9
Cooley, Anna M
15, 15, 27, 33
Baterden, J. R
51
Cooley, Edwin G
49
Bates, E. L
13
Coping Saw Work
26,27
Bean, Florence 0
6
Copper Work
7
Beginnings in Industrial Educa
Correlated Courses in Wood
tion
49
work, etc
53, 54
Beginning Woodwork
16,57
Cotton, F. A
53
Benchwork in Wood
53
Cox, George J
43
Bennett, Charles A
20,21
Craft of Hand-Made Rugs
47
Bevis, A. W
19
Crane, Walter
9
Blnns, C. L
35
Crawshaw, Fred D
Binns, Charles F
43
30, 31, 31, 36, 38, 39, 41, 49, 58
Blackboard Sketching
13
Crater
31
Blanchard, M. M
25
Cross, Anson K
9,9,9,21
Blessing, G. F
21
Cunynghame, H. H
6
Bloomfield, Meyer
47
Curran, Fred L
24,25
Bookbinding and the Care of
Daniels, Frank T
17, 17
Books
6
Daniels, Fred H
25,33
Bookbinding for Beginners
6
Darling, L. A
21
Book, Its History and Develop
Davenport, Eugene
49
ment
43
Davenport, Cyril
43
Booklet Making
6
Davidson, RALpn C
43
Boston Cooking - School Cook
Davidson, J. B
5
Book
29
Davidson, W. P
6
Branch, Elizabeth G
9
Davis Jesse B
49
Brant, W. T
15
Day, Lewis F
45
Breckenridge
35
Dean, Arthur D
49
Breckenridge, W. E
37
Decoration of the School and
Bricklaying
13
Home
33
Brigham, Percy A
15
Design and Construction in Wood
Brown, Frank C
15
42, 57
Brown, F. H
9, 25
Designs in Leather
7
Buxton, George F
24,25
Design in Theory and Practice.. 9
Cabinet Making
33
Details of Building Construction17, 17
Campbell, Matilda G
29
AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEXContinued

PAGE
FOLLOWS, G. H
21
Food and Cookery
29
Food and the Principles of Di
etetics
29
Foods and Household Manage
ment
33
Food, What it is, etc
29
Forge Practice
39
FORMAN, 8. E
57
Foundry Practice
41, 41
FREDERICK, FRANK FOREST
8,10, 11,17,43,05
Freehand Drawing
9
Freehand Perspective and
Sketching
11
FRENCH, T. E
17, 21
FRENKEL, R
25
Furnishing of a Modest Home.. 33
Furniture Design
30, 31
Furniture Design and Drafting. 33
Furniture Upholstering
7
GARESCHE, MARIE R
II
Gasoline Engines
59
GIBBS, CHARLOTTE M
45
GILLETTE. JOHN M
49
GOETZE, DR. W
25, 35
GOOGERTY, T. F
39
GOSS, F. M
53
GREENE, GEOBOB G
55
GREENBDRO
17
GREER, EDITH
29
GRIFFITH, IRA 8
22, 22, 31, 31, 53, 54, 55, 55, 56
HALL, JAMES
11
HALSTKAD, F
31, 55
HAMMEL
29
Hand and Eye Training
35
Handbook for Cement and Con
crete Users
13
Handbook of Home Economics. . 29
Handbook of Plant Form
9
Handbook on Sanitation
33
Handbook of Trees of the North
ern States, etc
53
Handcraft in Wood and Metal.. 6-14
Handicraft Book
27
Handicraft for Girls
46, 47
Hand-Forging, etc
39
Hand-Loom Weaving
27
Hand-Loom Weaving, etc
45
Handwork as an Educational
Medium
35
Handwork Construction
25
Handwork Instruction for Boys
35,36
Handwork in Wood
12, 57
HANEY, JAMBS PARTON
11, 11, 65
HANUS, PAUL H
49
Harness Making
5
HART, RICHARD N
39
HASLUCK, PADL N
5, 0
HEMENWAY, H. D
5
HENDERSON, A. W
27
HICKS, AMY MALL
47
HILL, JANET MCKENZIE
29, 20
HODGSON, FRED T
13
HOFFMAN, B. B
35
HOLMSTROM, J. G
5
HOLT
31
HOLTON, EDWARD E
37
PAGE
DEWEY, JOHN
36
DEWEY, L. C
38
DIEMER, Huao
41
DILLAWAY, THEODORB M
33
Discussions in Education
SI
I 'onus, E. V
25
Domestic Art in Woman's Edu
cation
13
Domestic Science Principles.... 15
DOOLEY, WILLIAM H
45
Dow, ARTHUR W
9, 11
Drafting Instruments, etc
23
Drafting Room Series, The
18,10
Dress Design
47
Dyes and Dying
7
Easy to Make Furniture
31
Economics of Manual Training. 37
EDMINRTER, C. F
17, 17
Educational Meaning of tbc
Manual Arts, etc
37
Educational Metalcraft
6
Educational Needlecraft
47
Educational Woodworking, etc . . 57
Education and Industrial Evolu
tion
49
Education for Citizenship
49
Education for Efficiency
49
Effective Methods in Mechanical
drawing
16, 21
Efficient Kitchen
29
Elementar-Laboratorlum
53
Elementary Cabinet Work
57
Elementary Course in Mechan
ical Drawing
21
Elementary Foundry Practice. .. 41
Elementary Turning
41
Elementary Woodwork
57
Elements of Applied Mathemat
ics
37
Elements of Drawing
21
Elements of Machine Design. ... 19
Elements of Machine Work
41
Elements of Mechanical Draw
ing
21, 23
Elements of the Theory and
Practice of Cookery
31
ELLIOTT, S. M
35
Engineering Drawing
21
EPPENDOHF, LINA
25
Equipment for Teaching Domes
tic Science
IS
Essentials of Electricity
59
Essentials of Gearing
19
Essentials of Lettering
17
Essentials of Woodworking. . . .55 56
EVANS
6
EVANS, FREDERICK H. . . .16, 18, 19, 21
Examples of Industrial Educa
tion
49
Expert Wood Finisher
15
Farm Buildings
5
FARMER FANNIE M
29, 29
Farm Machinery
5
FACNCE, L
21
Fine and Industrial Arts, etc... 13
Fireless Cook Book
29
FISCHER, RAYMOND
53
FISCHER, K. R
31
FISCKB, G. B
5 5
FLAGO, ETTA P
29
81
AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEX Continued

Page
Holton, M. A
25
Home Economies
33
Home School
15
Hooper, John
0,14
Hooper, L
33,45
Hough, R. B
53
Household Textiles
45
House Sanitation
35
How to Draw a Bungalow
15
How to Know Period Styles in
Furniture
31
How to Make School Gardens. . . 5
Howe, Charles B
17, 17
Hoxie, J. L
25
Hughes, Talbot
47
Hunt, Brenellh
37
Hutchinson, Robust
29
Illustrated Exercises in Design.. 9
Indian Basketry, etc
25
49,51
Industrial Efficiency
51
Industrial Mathematics
37
Industrial-Social Education
35
Industrial Work (or Public
Schools
25
Inexpensive Basketry
26,29
Ingalls^ Carrie Crane
47
Inside Finishing
13
Isometric Drawing
23
Jack, George
6
James, G. W
25, 27
Jamison, Alpha P
23,23,23
Jessup, Anne
27
Johnson, Ben W
26,27,29
Johnston, Edward
11
Johnston, Philip D
23
Kaup, W. J
39
Kelly, A. A
13
Kerschensteiner, Georg
49
KlMERLY, W. L
31
King, Charles A
13,13
Kinne, Helen
15,15,33
Kitecraft and Kite Tournaments
27, 34
Knots, Splicing and Rope Work. 5
Koch, George W
11
Laboratory Arts
41
Larsson, Gustaf
35,55
Laselle M. A
49
Laundering
33
Laundry Work
33,35
Lawrence, Maude
11
Leake, A. H
49
Leather Work
7,32
Leavitt, Frank M
49
Lectures to Printer Apprentices. 43
Leeds, Charles C
23
Leichte Holzarbeit, etc
25
Leonard, W. S
39
Lessons in Cooking, etc
29
Lester, Katherine M
10,43
Lettering for Draftsmen
17
Letters and Lettering
15
Lewis
13
Light and Shade
9
Littlefield, James D
39
Logue, Annie
27
Low, D. A
19, 19
Macbeth
47
Page
Machine Drafting, etc
19
Machine Drawing, etc
19,19
Machine Shop Practice
39
Machine Shop Primer
39
Machine Shop Tools, etc
39,41
Maginnis, CD
11
Maginnis, Owen B
13
Making of a Trade School
51
Manual Arts Drawing Books. ... 11
Manual Arts for Vocational
Ends
36,49
Manual of Machine Drawing, etc. 19
Manual of Mechanical Drawing. 23
Manual of Shoe Making
45
Manual of Style
45
Manual Training in Education.. 37
Manual Training for Common
Schools
53
Manual Training in the Grades. 55
Manual Training School
37
Manual Training Toys
28,55
Marsden, R. E
35
Marsh, E. L
33
Marsh, Horace W
37
Martin
50
Martin, A. C
17
Martin, William S
26,27.29
Matthews, J. M
47
Mathewson, Frank E
17, 19, 23, 23, 23, 25, 25
McClellan, George E
44,45
McCormack, Mary A
27
McGowan
47
McGlaughliN, Idabelle
46, 47
Mechanical Drafting
23
Mechanical Drawing
25
Mechanical Drawing, etc
19,21,23,23
Mechanical Drawing Conventions 23
Mechanical Engineering, etc.... 39
Mechanics for Builders
13
Meiklejohn, Robert
17
Meloy, D. H
13
Merriman, M
19
Mersereau, S. F
37
Metal Spinning
39
Metal Work
6
Metal Work and Etching
6
Metcalf, Martha L
29
Mickel, Adalaide
7,32
Miller, Charles M
26,27, 27,34
Miller, H. W
23
Mission Furniture
33
Mitchell, Margaret J
29
Modeling in Public Schools
43
Modern Cabinet Work, etc
33
Modern Gasoline Automobile... 59
Modern Household
35
Moore, C. T
37
Moore, H. W
28, 55
Moore, S. H
39
Murray, M. W
50, 55
Nature Drawing
9
New Book of Cookery
29
Normallehrgang fUr den Papparbeltsunterricht
25
Norris, Earle B
37
Norton, Dora Merriam
11
Notes for Forge Shop Practice. . 39
62
AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEX Continued

Page
Projects for Beginning Wood
work, etc
22,55
Proof-Reading and Punctuation. 45
Puffer, J. Adams
51
Purfield, Horace T
40,41
Quinn, Mary J
35
Radford, William A
13, 17, li
Rankin, H. A
9
Rathbone, R., LL.B
7
Rautenstrauch
19
Reeve, Amy J
47
Reid, J. S
.19
Reinhardt, C. W
17-23
Resides, G. H
41
Richards, Ellen H
35
Richards, W. A
41
Ried, Frederick W
7
Robinson
29
Roehlb, L. M
13
Rollins, A. F
25
Rose, Augustus F
7
Ross, D. W
11
Ross, G. A
41
Rouillion, Louis
23,37
Rowe, Eleanor
7
Rowe, R. K
37
Rudd, J. H
33
Sadler M. E
51
Sage, Elizabeth
27
Salomon, 0
37
Sanford, Frank G
7
Sargent, Walter
13,43
School and Society
35
School Drawing, etc
25
Seaton, George A
26,27,57
Seegmiller, W
13,27
Seldon, Frank H
41,57,57,57
Selected Shop Problems
26,57
Sewing Course, A
47
Shadwell, Arthur
51
Sheet Metal Drafting
39
Sheldon, Caroline
11
Shelter and Clothing
15
Shepherd, J. L
35
Shirley, A. J
6-14
Shop Arithmetic
37
Shop Problems in Mathematics. 37
Silverwork and Jewelry
7
Simmonds, Thomas C
V
Simple Jewellery
7
Simple Pictorial Illustration
'J
Simple Problems in Industrial
Arithmetic
37
Simplified Mechanical Perspec
tive
10,17
Simpson, L. L
23
Sloyd
35
Sloyd for the Three Upper Gram
mar Grades
55
Sloyd System of Woodworking.. 35
Smith, A. M
45,45
Smith, Kenneth G
37
Smith, Robert H
41,41
Smith, J. Russell
59
Snedden, David S
51
Snow, C. H
53
Soyer, Nicolas
29
Spool Knitting
27
Stained Glass-Work
7
Page
Notes for Mechanical Drawing.. 23
Noyes, William . 12, 42, 52, 53, 57, 57
Nye
A C for Little Fingers.. 27
Occupation's
Pabst, Dr. Alwin
35,36
Page, Victor W
59, 59
Painter, Gilder and Varntsher. . 15
Palmer, R. H
41
Palen, H. 0
27
Paper and Cardboard Construc
tion
24,25
Paper-bag
Cookery
f'J
Park, J E
7
Parloa, Maria
Parsons, Frank A
43
Parsons, Frank M
51
Pattern-Making
41,41
Payne, Arthur F
7-8
Pellew Chas. E
7
Pen and Ink
11
Pencil Sketching from Nature. . 11
Pencil Sketching
11
Pen Drawing
11
Person, Harlow Stafford
51
Perspective Sketching, etc
23
Planning and Furnishing the
Home
35
Plant in Decorative Design
11
Plaster Casts, etc
43
Plasters, Plastering, etc
13
Pollitt, S
53
Post
50
Potters' Craft, The
43
Pottery
43
Poultry Architecture
5
Poultry Appliances
5
Powell, Edwin C
5
Powell, F. E
5
Practical and Artistic Basketry. 27
Practical Basket Making
27
Practical Cooking and Serving.. 29
Practical Home Millinery
47
Practical Sheet and Plate Metal
Work
39
Practical Typography
44,45
Practical Wood-Carving
7
Price, G. M
33
Priestman, M. T
35
Primary Handwork
25, 27
Principal Species of Wood
53
Principles of Advertising Ar
rangement
43
Princeples of Design
9
Principles of Educational Wood
work
35
Principles of Machine Work.... 41
Printing and Bookbinding, etc. . 45
Printing and Writing Materials,
etc
45
Problem of Vocational Education 51
Problems in Carpentry
13
31, 58
Problems in Mechanical Draw
ing
20,21
Problems in Wood-Turning. 38, 41, 58
50,55
Progressive Carpentry
13
OS
AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEXContinued

Page
Page
Standard Blacksmithing
5
Vocational and Moral Guidance. 49
Standards in Education, etc ... . 49
Vocational Arithmetic
37
Standard Practical Plumbing... 13
49
Vocational Education, Handbook
Stanley, F. A
JJ
Starbuck, R. M
13
of
51
Steel Working and Tool Dress
Vocational Education in Europe. 49
Vocations for the Trained
ing
39
Stephenson, John W
7
Woman
50
Stbwaet. J. L
23
Vocational Guidance
51
Vocational Guidance of Youth. . . 47
Stone, M. 0
41
Vocations for Girls
49, 51
Stories of Useful Inventions. ... 57
Story of Iron and Steel;
59
Walker, F. A
51
Wardell'
29
Strength of Materials
19
Structural Drawing
17
Washington, Booker T
51
Structural Steel Drafting
17
Wash Method of Handling
Study of Foods
29
Water-Colour
11,65
Watson, Kate Heintz
47
Suggestions for Handwork, etc.. 25
Swanson
47
Weaver, E. W
51
Talbot, Marion
35,35
Welding
31
Wells, P. A
33
Tate, J. M
41
Whall, C. W
7
Taylor Joseph S
51
Technic of Mechanical Drafting. 23
What and How
27
Text-book of Freehand Lettering 17
Wheeler, Charles G
57
Text-book of Typographical
White
29
Drawing
17
Whitney, Frederick
13
Wiley, K. E
49
Textbook of Domestic Science.. 31
Willard, G. H
41
Text-Book on Domestic Art
47
Williams, J. T
19
Textile Fibres
47
Textiles
45, 47
Williams, M. E
31
Textiles and Clothing
47
Wilson, H
7
Theory and Practice of Teaching
Wind Mills and Wind Motors. . . 5
Windoes, Ralph F
17,23
Art
11
Theory of Art Enameling
6
Wood and Forest
52,53
Theory of Educational Sloyd... 37
Wood Carving
6,7
Theory of Pure Design
11
Wood Carving, Design, etc
6
Timber
51
Wood Pattern-Making
40,41
Timbie, W. H
59
Wood-Turning
41
Tinsley, Laura Rollins
27
Wood-Turning, etc
41
Todd, Mattie Phipps
27
Woodward, C. M
37,37
Towne
41
Woodwork for Schools, etc
53
Trowbridge, Ada W
15
Woodwork for the Grades
57
Trybom, J. H
27
Woodworking for Amateur Crafts
Turner
41
men
31
Turner, Luther Weston
27
Woodworking for Beginners
57
Twelve Great Paintings
9
Wooi.latt, George H
41
Universal Dictionary of Mechan
Woolman, Mary Schenk. .47, 47, 51
ical Drawing
21
Worker and the State, The
49
Unwin, W. C
19, 19
Working Drawings
21
Up-to-Date Waitress
29
Working Drawings for Cabinet
Van Dervoort, W. H
41
Making Models
31
Van Deusen, Clinton S
16,57
Working with the Hands
51
Vaughn, S. J
45
Workshop Note Book
55
Verrill, A. Hyatt
5,59
Writing, Illuminating and Let
Vincent, H. D
37
tering
11
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