Problems in woodwork in combination with other materials for elementary manual training
A manual-training textbook by Edward F. Worst, published in Milwaukee in 1917 for elementary school shop teachers combining woodwork with rush, reed, and fiber weaving. Line plates give dimensioned orthographic working drawings with hatched end-sections and cutting-bill tables, while halftones photograph finished joints and rush seat weaving in close-up; useful for technical-drawing line, measurement notation, and woven pattern texture.
