Bench work in wood; a course of study and practice designed for the use of schools and colleges
A manual-training textbook by William F. M. Goss, published by Ginn in Boston in 1888 to teach woodworking bench practice to school and college students. Line engravings show boards, joints, and tools in plan and section, with grain drawn as fine hatching, lettered reference points, dimension lines, and scale notes usable as technical-diagram texture or ready-made joint schematics.
