Red 1909 hardcover in excellent condition: slight wear, corners slightly bumped, previous owner's name neatly rubber-stamped inside the front cover, otherwise unmarked. 240 pages, profusely illustrated with line illustrations. [1.7 lbs].

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Bibliographic Details

Title

Practical Lessons in Electricty

Publisher

American School of Correspondence

Publication Date

1909

Binding

Hardcover

Condition

Very Good

Book Type

Book

Seller catalogs

Electronics

Store Description

I started selling used books in 1985 in Davis, California, and online in 1998. I enjoy the process of using language to fully describe the advantages and blemishes of each book. Language can capture details that a photograph might miss, but if you are visually-oriented, I am happy to send a photo--please include your phone number, since it is easier to send a picture via text than email. I am of "mature" years, but will continue to sell books as long as I am able: I enjoy it too much! I am a mere temporary custodian, sending each book to its ultimate shelf--the one where it is appreciated the most.

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Charles Berry, Bookseller
CA, U.S.A.

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