Educational Handwork . Authorized for use in the province of New Brunswick. [With diagrams.].

olive green cloth, blind-stamped cover title, pp., viii, 9-166. illustrated, frontis.,(half tone from photograph), 16 full page illustrations, a very good copy, Thomas Bessell Kidner is not well-known in Canada despite the fact that his first contributions to the profession were made here between 1900 and 1918. Kidner worked as an organizer of manual training in elementary schools in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and in Calgary where he was Director of Technical Education , his service in Calgary prepared him for the post of Vocational Secretary of the Military Hospitals Commission during WW1. Kidner implemented and administered the re-education program for injured soldiers across Canada. Size: 8 vo.