Heat and light; an elementary text-book theoretical and practical for schools and colleges
A school and college physics textbook on heat and light by Richard Glazebrook, published by Cambridge University Press in 1897 for students working through theory and laboratory practice. The wood-engraved diagrams trace rays through lenses, mirrors and telescope tubes with lettered points, dashed construction lines and hatched glass, offering ready-made optical schematics, apparatus outlines and a consistent line-and-label vocabulary.
