The product is a hardcover book titled "Great Inventions" by Richard Bowood, published in 1961. It is a collectible item that explores the topic of inventions in English language. The book features the artistic works of Richard Bowood and is a valuable addition to any collection focusing on great inventions throughout history.
The Ladybird Book of Great Inventions is a hardback non-fiction book published by Ladybird Books in 1961. Written by Richard Bowood and illustrated by Robert Ayton, this original English edition is a collectable item focusing on inventions in a visually engaging way. With a net price of 18p, this book from the 600 series is a special attribute for any collector of European literature. Perfect for those interested in the history and impact of great achievements in the world of inventions.
Originally published in 1894 by the Electrical Engineer, New York ~ New Printing 1981 Angriff Press, Hollywood, CA. T ight binding with unmarked text. Gilt title on front cover and spine.
Extremely rare 1939 book in good overall condition. Some war and tear to cover. Pages are clean and binding is tight. Please see photos for details.
Extremely rare 1939 book in good overall condition. Some war and tear to cover. Pages are clean and binding is tight. Please see photos for details.
Explore the fascinating world of inventions with this Thematic Unit by Karen Goldfluss and Patricia Miriani Sima. This 80-page Unit Study covers various inventions throughout history and teaches students about the science behind them. The book is in English and is published by Teacher Created Materials in 1993. The Unit Study is in a staple-bound paperback format, perfect for intermediate-level students. It covers the subject area of inventions and is classified under the categories of Books & Magazines, Textbooks, Education & Reference, and Textbooks. Get your hands on this exciting resource and ignite the curiosity of your students with the wonders of inventing!
Chicago's 1933-34 World's Fair, Illinois, Images of America, Paperback The Chicago World's Fair lifted a city, state, and nation and helped visualize a lift post-Great Depression. Revisit the Fair in this visual history!It took six years and cost $100 million, but on May 27, 1933, the gates swung open on the biggest birthday party the city of Chicago had ever seen. The Century of Progress Exposition, better known as the 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair, commemorated the amazing progress that had been made since the founding of the city just 100 years earlier.Many of America's largest companies joined with countries from around the world to showcase their histories and advertise their newest products. The road to opening day was not an easy one, with the Great Depression making it look like the fair might never be built, but thousands of small investors stepped forward to help close the financial gap. The fair went on to an unprecedented second season, and when the gates finally closed after the last of the 39 million visitors went home, it had achieved something quite rare among world's fairs: earning a profit.This collection of rare photographs, previously unpublished, highlights the major attractions of the fair and the astonishing changes made between seasons. This book is a must-have for fans of Chicago, Illinois, and Great Depression-era history.
Henry Ford Museum: An ABC of American Innovation - Hardcover - GOOD Product Id:0810919672 Condition:USED_GOOD Notes:Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc...
