Manual OF Office Practice FOR THE Architectural Worker

The book is a hardcover without a dust jacket, showing signs of wear on the spine and cover edges. There are minor scuffs and discolorations. An inscription on the inside front cover notes a previous owner's name and date. The binding remains intact, though the external wear is evident.

"Manual of Office Practice for the Architectural Worker" by Frederick J. Adams, A.I.A., was published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York, 1924. This revised and enlarged edition expands on the author's original compilation for McKim, Mead, and White's office. It serves as a comprehensive guide for architectural workers, detailing office routines and construction-related tasks. The book is bound in hardcover and lacks a dust jacket, with visible wear and some inscriptions. This edition is a valuable resource for those interested in historical architectural practices and office management. Its scarcity in this revised format makes it a notable acquisition for collectors of architectural literature.