Light, a textbook for students who have had one year of physics
A 1921 American college textbook on light by Herbert Meredith Reese, printed in Columbia, Missouri, for students with one year of physics behind them. Its line diagrams trace rays through lenses, prisms and wavefronts, labelled with small italic letters, giving designers clean optical geometry: converging fans of rays, arcs of spreading waves, and lettered construction lines.
