No. XII. Forms and solids
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This educational chart, titled No. XII. Forms and solids, displays rows of two-dimensional shapes such as triangles, polygons, ellipses, and segments above a lower section of three-dimensional solids including a cube, pyramid, cone, and cylinder, each labeled beneath.
