Business methods 2
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A chromolithographic instructional poster titled Business Methods, presenting measurement formulas for grain, hay, livestock, cisterns, and masonry. Illustrations include a wagon, a grain shed, a haystack with workers, a man beside cattle, a brick house, and a stone wall, all framed by a red decorative border. The print is attributed to R.O. Evans and dated 1890.
