No. XI. Lines and measures
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This printed educational chart, titled No. XI. Lines and measures, shows labeled diagrams of line forms, line positions, angle types, and parts of circles and an ellipse. It also includes standards of measure for the eye and a graduated degrees-of-circles diagram, all published by Harper & Brothers. The chart is attributed to Marcius Willson and dated 1890.
