Higher geometry; an introduction to advanced methods in analytic geometry
A 1922 college textbook on analytic geometry by Frederick S. Woods, published by Ginn and Company in Boston and New York for advanced mathematics students. The 35 figures are spare line diagrams: conics, intersecting ellipses and circles, tangent lines, and labelled point-and-line configurations drawn in plain black stroke with italic letters, useful as abstract geometric marks or diagram motifs.
