The book of English trades and library of the useful arts : with eighty-six wood-cuts
The Book of English Trades and Library of the Useful Arts is an 1827 London instructional book published by C. & J. Rivington for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, with eighty-six wood-cuts. Its pictures are small, plain black-and-white wood engravings of workers at their benches, such as a blacksmith at a forge, a saddler, a stocking weaver at a frame, and a turner at a lathe, showing tools and workshop settings a designer could use for trade or craft themes.



































