The American Boys Handy Book
by D.C. Beard
"What to do and How to do it: The American Boys Handy Book" by D.C. Beard, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1925, New Edition. Hardcover, ex-library copy with wear on spine and cover, no dust jacket. A classic guide for boys' activities and crafts, reflecting Beard's influence in the scouting movement.
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This 1925 edition is an ex-library copy, showing expected signs of wear. The spine is frayed, and the cover has some scuff marks. It lacks a dust jacket, and the binding, though intact, shows some loosening. Overall, it remains a sturdy reading copy with all pages present and legible.
About This Antique 1925 Edition
"What to do and How to do it: The American Boys Handy Book" by D.C. Beard, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York, 1925, is a classic guide for young adventurers and hobbyists. This New Edition, distinct from its predecessors, continues to inspire with practical projects and outdoor activities. D.C. Beard, a prominent figure in the scouting movement, offers a wealth of knowledge in this comprehensive manual, making it a valuable resource for both historical study and practical application. The book's significance lies in its enduring appeal, providing timeless activities for boys. The condition reflects its age and library use, with no dust jacket and visible wear on the spine and cover, yet it remains a solid reading copy.
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Charles Scribner's Sons
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