A Text-book Of Geometrical Drawing, for the use Of Mechanics and Schools, in Which the Definitions and Rules Of Geometry are Familiarly Explained ... With Illustrations for Drawing Plans, Sections and Elevations Of Buildings and Machinery ... a Course Of

"A Text-book Of Geometrical Drawing" by William Minifie, originally published in 1903, is a comprehensive guide designed for mechanics and students. The book offers a clear and accessible explanation of geometrical definitions and rules, making it an invaluable resource for those learning to create plans, sections, and elevations of buildings and machinery. With detailed illustrations and a structured course of instruction, this text provides practical knowledge for technical drawing. This book remains relevant for anyone seeking to understand the fundamentals of geometrical drawing and its applications in various fields.

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