Popular Mechanics Shop Notes For 1922 "Easy Ways To Do Hard Things"

Description

This is an original antique 1922 paperback version of Popular Mechanics. The cover has some damage. The internal pages are very good with minimal staining at the bottom of the first few pages. The cover binding has separated and is almost (but not completely) separated. It is 6.5" x 9.5" and pages are numbered 3511 through 3731. It ships via Media Mail by default, but this can be upgraded at checkout (delivery options).
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