Physics of the household
A 1914 Macmillan textbook by Carleton J. Lynde applying physics to domestic equipment, written in New York for home economics students. The 131 wood-engraved figures show pumps, presses, barometers, bell jars, batteries and plumbing in cross-section, with lettered parts, hatched liquids and stippled shading that suit diagrammatic collage, technical spot art and cutaway reference.
