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Descriptive Geometry

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Descriptive geometry

E. G. Paré, E. G. Paré

1952

Geometry of sheet metal work for students and craftsmen

Alfred Dickason

1967

Engineering descriptive geometry

Charles Elmer Rowe

1939

Descriptive geometry

Henry Willard Miller

1930

Fundamentals of three-dimensional descriptive geometry

Steve M. Slaby

1966

Elements of descriptive geometry

Charles William MacCord

1895

Descriptive geometry

Ervin Kenison

1917

Descriptive geometry

E. G. Paré

1987

Descriptive geometry

A. V. Millar

1913

Descriptive geometry

Floyd A. Smutz

1931

A text book of geometrical drawing

Minifie, William

1869

Problems in descriptive geometry for class and drawing room

Walter Turner Fishleigh

1910

Descriptive geometry

Charles L. Adams

1907

A manual of descriptive geometry, with numerous problems

Clarence Abiathar Waldo

1887

A text-book of geometrical drawing

William Minifie

1903

Descriptive geometry

H. W. Miller

1918

Descriptive geometry

Gardner Chace Anthony

1909

Practical geometry and engineering graphics

W. Abbott

1971

Drama, its costume & décor

James Laver

1951

Applied Descriptive Geometry

Frank M. Warner

1934

Elements of descriptive geometry

Church, Albert E.

1868

The essentials of descriptive geometry

F. G. Higbee

1915

Geometric and engineering drawing for C.S.E. and G.C.E

Kenneth Morling

1969

Brief synopsis of the course of lectures in descriptive geometry

J. Roy Cockburn

1922

Descriptive geometry

E. G. Paré

1982

An elementary course in descriptive geometry

Solomon Woolf

1895

Applied descriptive geometry

Frank M. Warner

1946

The experimental determination of mental discipline in school studies

Harold Ordway Rugg

1916

Graphic science

Thomas Ewing French

1958

Descriptive geometry--pure and applied

Frederick Newton Willson

1898

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