Elements of geometry : containing books I to III
A school geometry textbook by J. Hamblin Smith, covering Euclid's Books I–III, published in Toronto by W.J. Gage in 1886 for Canadian classroom use. The 64 figures are small line diagrams printed on cream paper: circles with inscribed triangles, chords, tangents and secants, lettered at every vertex, usable as sparse geometric marks or period-textbook page ornament.
