The boy craftsman; practical ad profitable ideas for a boy's leisure hours
A 1905 American handbook of woodworking and hobby projects by A. Neely Hall, published in Boston by Lee and Shepard for boys working at home. Pen-and-ink line drawings show tongue-and-groove boards, dovetail and lap joints, hands gripping chisels and pencils, and belt-driven shop machines, useful as clean diagram stock for tools, joinery and how-to sequences.
