The Guide: A Decription of the Improved School Furniture Manufactured at the Boston School Furniture Manufactory of Samuel Wales, jr. .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172456871)

"The Guide: A Description of the Improved School Furniture Manufactured at the Boston School Furniture Manufactory of Samuel Wales, jr." offers a detailed look at the innovative educational furnishings of the mid-19th century. This guide showcases the designs and manufacturing techniques of Samuel Wales Jr., highlighting the advancements in school furniture during a period of significant educational reform and industrial growth. It provides a valuable insight into the material culture of education and the evolving needs of classrooms in the 1850s.

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