Mensuration
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A colorful educational chart titled Mensuration, presenting geometric figures such as lines, angles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, and solids, each with a brief explanation and formula for area or volume. The sections are framed in red and blue borders and arranged in a grid, with printed text beneath the diagrams. Credited to R.O. Evans and dated 1890.
