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The laboratory, or, School of arts : in which are faithfully exhibited, and fully explained, I. a variety of curious and valuable experiments ... compiled from German and other foreign authors : illustrated with copper-plates

Smith, Godfrey, 18th cent, Hulett, James, d. 1771, Crowder, Stanley, d. 1798, Collins, B. (Benjamin), 1715-1785 · 1770 · London : Printed for Stanley Crowder, No. 12, in Paternoster-Row, and B. Collins, in Salisbury · 19 pictures

The Laboratory, or School of Arts is a 1770 London compendium of experiments and technical recipes compiled from German and other foreign authors, printed for Stanley Crowder and B. Collins for a readership of practical craftsmen and amateur experimenters. Its copper-plate engravings are precise line diagrams of geometric perspective constructions, pyramids, and small apparatus, showing clean hatching and labelled lettering a designer could borrow for technical schematics.

Industrial arts · Technology · Workshop recipes

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