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Mechanical Drawing for High Schools, French & Svenson, 1919

“Mechanical Drawing for High Schools” by Thomas French & Carl Svenson is a vintage textbook published by McGraw-Hill in 1919. This 1st edition, 12th printing book is targeted towards young adults interested in mechanical engineering and technology. With a focus on mechanical drawing, this nonfiction book features illustrations and is written in English. It is a valuable resource for high school students looking to explore the world of mechanical engineering and technology.

Mechanical Drawing for High Schools, French & Svenson, 1927

“Mechanical Drawing for High Schools” by Thomas French & Carl Svenson is a vintage textbook published in 1927 by McGraw-Hill. This 2nd edition book, intended for young adults, focuses on mechanical engineering and is written in English. With 221 pages, this illustrated text is a valuable resource for those interested in the field of engineering and technology, specifically mechanical engineering. The ex-library copy is a unique piece of history for collectors and enthusiasts of technical literature from the 1920s.

“Caviar & Cargo” The C3 Passenger Ships, Mark Goldberg, signed, SC, 1992

The product is a signed first edition trade paperback book titled “Caviar & Cargo” by Mark H Goldberg. It is part of the American Merchant Marine History Series and covers the topic of marine history. The book, published in 1992 by the American Merchant Marine Museum, is 9.25 inches in length, 6 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, weighing 2 lbs with 395 pages. It is a valuable addition to any collection for those interested in the maritime industry and American merchant marine history.

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